slender

• He noticed her hands--slender, long, with beautiful fingernails--such hands in Paris! —  Civilization Tales of the Orient
• The feet matched the hands--slender, long feet, with long, slender toes. —  Civilization Tales of the Orient
• Lower still lines of running water white as silver came leaping down from cliff to cliff--slender, broken of line, nearly perpendicular--to fall at last into the gray hell of the sea It was a sullen land which menaced as with lowering brows and clenched fists. —  The Trail of the Goldseekers A Record of Travel in Prose and Verse
• These vital points were feebly connected by a chain of military posts,--slender, and often interrupted,--circling through the wilderness nearly three thousand miles. —  Montcalm and Wolfe
• The Indian lads--slender, bronze, and statuesque--sat in silence, stolidly listening to the words of the white man, who, standing in the midst of the ring, with his back to the elm-tree, told to his dusky charges a Bible tale. —  Audrey

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