savage-looking

• “In the immediate foreground arose the smoke of a fire, tended by a third savage-looking boy.”

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• “The river, he said, presented “a confused jumble of savage-looking snags, which we deliberately walked over with one wheel or the other; and of reefs which we butted and butted, and then retired from and climbed over in some softer place; and of sand-bars which we roosted on occasionally, and rested, and then got out our crutches and sparred over.””

  Simon & Schuster: LIGHTING OUT FOR THE TERRITORY

• “She was almost as large as Gold had been and much more savage-looking.”

  Simon & Schuster: LEGENDS OF THE DRAGONREALM

• “He was about to demand who was there, when, opening his eyes, he beheld the figure of the anchorite, wild and savage-looking as we have described him, standing by his bedside, and pressing his right hand upon his breast, while he held a small silver lamp in the other.”

  The Talisman

• “This story, too, of Greenleaf, about arms being procured for a new insurrection, tallies strangely with the appearance of that savage-looking forester at the hunt; and all tends to show, that something is upon the anvil which it is my duty to provide against.”

  Castle Dangerous

• “The enormous blue “Ripper” Caterpillar may have savage-looking mouth parts, but we should remember that this gentle giant is a vegetarian.”

  Rambles at starchamber.com » Blog Archive » Rainforest diversity

• “There came up, however, a parcel of savage-looking fellows, butchers and graziers chiefly, among whose cattle there had been of late a very general and fatal distemper, which their wisdom imputed to witchcraft.”

  The Heart of Mid-Lothian

• “His men filed off, and he followed them quickly, closely attended by a thick-set, savage-looking Sumatrese he had introduced before as the commander of his brig.”

  Almayer's Folly

• “When they met by mischance, he made sarcastic bows or remarks to the child, or glared at him with savage-looking eyes.”

  Vanity Fair

• “Abramoff is cutting deals on the savage-looking near horizon.”

  Done With Bonaparte

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