seal-brown

• “He went upstairs to put on his slippers — his elegant slippers of seal-brown, shaped like medieval shoes.”

  Babbit

• “His sleek seal-brown hair was frosted at the temples; when Hazeltine accused him of bringing this about by artifice, he had grinned and not denied it.”

  A Knight of Ghosts and Shadows

• “But his bonnet was tilted more rakishly on his seal-brown hair than a strict interpretation of rules would have allowed; his frame was draped in a fantastic glittergold version of dress tunic and snowy trousers tucked into handmade beefleather half-boots; the cloak that fluttered behind him glowed with phosphorescent patterns through the chill dusk; and while he strolled, he sang a folk ballad concerning the improbable adventures of a Highland tinker.”

  A Circus of Hells

• “The glow picked out his face, long, narrow, with high cheekbones and gray eyes, seal-brown hair and straight nose.”

  Agent Of The Terran Empire

• “The horse, a big, splendid seal-brown animal, had fallen on its right side, with its off fore-leg plunged deep in a snow-filled badger-hole.”

  The Luck of the Mounted A Tale of the Royal Northwest Mounted Police

• “Shorn of the thick, seal-brown winter hair, the brand was now plainly visible.”

  The Luck of the Mounted A Tale of the Royal Northwest Mounted Police

• “But there was no depth in his seal-brown eyes which always seemed to brood; no decision in any move of his ponderous body.”

  Then I'll Come Back to You

• “You are looking charming, dear; that seal-brown velvet fits you exquisitely.”

  A Heart-Song of To-day

• “He went upstairs to put on his slippers—his elegant slippers of seal-brown, shaped like medieval shoes.”

  Chapter 7

• “He went upstairs to put on his slippers -- his elegant slippers of seal-brown, shaped like medieval shoes.”

  Babbitt

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