cheek-bones

The slight hollows in the cheeks under the high cheek-bones had filled out.

Chapter VIII 2010

It certainly was cold, he concluded, as he rubbed his numbed nose and cheek-bones with his mittened hand.

To Build A Fire 2010

Kama froze the skin on his cheek-bones, despite frequent rubbings, and the flesh turned black and sore.

Chapter IV 2010

The elder Pocock, known as Pocock I., has been described as follows: ` A long, lean head, semicircled by a fringe of brown and gray hair, with big cheek-bones and a heavy chin, ... a pale face, lustreless gray eyes, a metallic voice, and a languid manner. '

Chapter 16: The End 2010

The cheeks were hollow, and the skin seemed stretched a trifle tightly across the cheek-bones.

FINIS 2010

The shrivelled lips had fallen away from the teeth, and the cheek-bones seemed bursting through the skin.

Chapter 3 2010

The lines of the face were deeper, the cheek-bones higher, the hollows larger, the weather-beat darker.

BY THE TURTLES OF TASMAN 2010

Something morbid and significant attached to that sunburn, was Martin's thought as he returned to a study of the face, narrow, with high cheek-bones and cavernous hollows, and graced with as delicate and fine an aquiline nose as Martin had ever seen.

Chapter 31 2010

At first she found fault with the more than slight cheek-hollows under the cheek-bones, but when she measured his well-knit, slenderly muscular figure, with its deep chest and heavy shoulders, she discovered that she preferred the hollows; at least they did not imply lack of nutrition.

CHAPTER 4 2010

The cheek-bones were blotched with the blood congested by the debauch that was evidently being slept off.

THE HOBO AND THE FAIRY 2010