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The mud-splattered blue pick-up in which he arrives is almost ostentatiously utilitarian, as is his attire: wellington boots, lived-in, slightly stained pullover, all topped off by a weathered face and wild red-grey hair.

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From beneath the black-lacquer crags of its armor, stretched across its mighty, demoniac reptilian form, he could see the dark-hued blood flow in rivulets over the red-grey scales.

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From beneath the black-lacquer crags of its armor, stretched across its mighty, demoniac reptilian form, he could see the dark-hued blood flow in rivulets over the red-grey scales.

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An old sombrero curved jauntily on red-grey hair that was overly long.

Where the Sun Swings North Barrett Willoughby

A mile, or less, of tree-bordered road sloped gently from the Residency gate-posts to the walled City of Victory, backed by craggy, red-grey spurs of the Aravalli range, hidden almost in feathery heads of banyan, acacia, and neem -- a dusty, well-ordered oasis, holding its own against the stealthy oncoming of the desert.

Far to Seek A Romance of England and India Maud Diver 1906

There were two days 'growth of red-grey stubble on his big jaw, and he bore himself like a man who was faint from lack of sleep.

The Green Rust Edgar Wallace 1903

He is a fine-looking man of fifty odd, with red-grey moustaches and hair, both of which stiver partly by nature and partly because his hands often push them up.

Windows John Galsworthy 1900

On the Tuesday following, the rector's ravaged face and red-grey hair appeared in Mrs. Gloyn's doorway, and his voice, creaking like a saw, said:

Tatterdemalion John Galsworthy 1900

He is a fine-looking man of fifty odd, with red-grey moustaches and hair, both of which stiver partly by nature and partly because his hands often push them up.

Plays : Fifth Series John Galsworthy 1900

He is a fine-looking man of fifty odd, with red-grey moustaches and hair, both of which stiver partly by nature and partly because his hands often push them up.

Complete Plays of John Galsworthy John Galsworthy 1900