tallow-faced

“Who is that tallow-faced Put with the carroty hair?” says Jack Morris, on whom the Burgundy had had its due effect.

The Virginians

Alas, poor tallow-faced Chandlers, I met them mourning through the streets, and complaining that they could get no vent for their Mustard, for want of Brawn.

A Righte Merrie Christmasse The Story of Christ-Tide

"Which there's a little tallow-faced runt in perspective," he says, climbing down the stays, "that I can lick," he says, being misled by my size.

The Belted Seas

It was the tallow-faced man, wanting two fingers, who had come first to the Admiral Benbow.

Treasure Island

It was the tallow-faced man, wanting two fingers, who had come first to the "Admiral Benbow."

Treasure Island

The youth was a tall, tallow-faced individual, who looked as if he had not the spirit of a mouse; the horse was quickly hitched to the carriage and he drove off with Maurice.

The Downfall

But there were numbers of people passing along the thoroughfares -- mostly groups of young men of about two-and-twenty, tallow-faced, round-shouldered, wearing over-coats and billycock hats, and smoking short pipes; and there were crowded omnibuses coming rolling along (what a difference was this roar and rabble from the quiet of the Sabbath morning far away there on the northern coast!), and these people must live somewhere.

The Beautiful Wretch; The Pupil of Aurelius; and The Four Macnicols

Hark! the tallow-faced monsters, nor women nor boys,

The Complete Works of Whittier

"Who is that tallow-faced Put with the carroty hair?" says Jack Morris, on whom the Burgundy had had its due effect.

The Virginians

To take an 'use a woman like that there -- a nasty, cowardly, sneakin,' ugly, tallow-faced beast! "

M. or N. "Similia similibus curantur."