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Ramsay de Give for The Wall Street Journal The bar at the Leopard at des Artistes The elegance of the restaurant is in large part attributed to the lovely, historic dining room with its Howard Chandler Christy murals of nubile, rose-cheeked nymphs.

Eggs and Elegance 2011

When Venus ran to meet her rose-cheeked Adonis, as an elegant

Anatomy of Melancholy 2007

I took it from its hook, fluffy sheep and rose-cheeked shepherdess and all, and placed it on the bed.

The Burglar Who Studied Spinoza Block, Lawrence 1980

Yet beautiful and bright he stood before the ruddy-faced swains and rose-cheeked lassies of the country, conscious of his charms, and proud of his great ability.

Gov. Bob. Taylor's Tales Robert L. Taylor

And as he slept, a face and form, half hidden, half revealed, red-lipped, rose-cheeked, white bosomed and with tresses of gold, smiled like an angel from the mirror of his dream; for

Gov. Bob. Taylor's Tales Robert L. Taylor

It was a fine large rose-cheeked apple: one of the last winter's store, from the celebrated tree in the parsonage garden, and he was taking it as

International Miscellany of Literature, Art and Science, Vol. 1, No. 3, Oct. 1, 1850 Various

It is she who instructs the ingenious artisan, who teaches him to hew the stone, to chisel the marble, to mould gold, silver, copper, and iron; it is she who, under the fingers of the aged mother and the rose-cheeked daughter, makes the flax fine and elastic as the golden tresses of the maiden:

Continental Monthly, Vol. 4, No 3, September 1863 Devoted to Literature and National Policy Various

The obviously important man was followed by a yellow-topped, rose-cheeked girl, whose eyes were all blue and a yard wide as she looked about.

Ptomaine Street Carolyn Wells 1902

"Give me," said he, "the masterpieces of Mother Nature -- the bright-eyed, rose-cheeked, cherry-lipped girls of old Kentucky!"

In Old Kentucky Edward Marshall 1901

Then had happened the real event of his life: a black-eyed, rose-cheeked girl went by with her mother, hurrying in to Mass.

Northern Lights Gilbert Parker 1897