livid

• As Anselm uttered these words the captain became convulsed with agony; his face was livid, his eyes rolled, his teeth were clenched. —  Béarn and the Pyrenees A Legendary Tour to the Country of Henri Quatre
• The signs of evil were black or livid, and appeared on the middle finger; white spots on the same nail portending good fortune. —  Jerome Cardan A Biographical Study
• His face was livid, his lips were quivering; wherever the bullets rained down most murderously, thither he spurred his horse. —  Napoleon and the Queen of Prussia
• For a moment he leaned pale and exhausted against the wall of the house; large drops of perspiration covered his brow; his cheeks were livid, his lips were quivering, and he gazed at the city hall, the steps of which the crowd were ascending at that moment. —  Napoleon and the Queen of Prussia
• The cheeks of Maria Louisa had turned livid, her eyes were closed, and her arms hung down by her side It is strange how easily women faint!" —  Napoleon and the Queen of Prussia

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