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  • Kwaque blossomed out resplendent in russet-brown shoes, a derby hat, and a gray suit with trousers immaculately creased.

    CHAPTER XVIII 2010

  • Do not think Amy can love thee better in this glorious garb than she did when she gave her heart to him who wore the russet-brown cloak in the woods of

    Kenilworth 2004

  • His gaze made a flicking, uninterested study of the boy, a gangly mixture of arms and legs with dark, russet-brown hair and light blue eyes.

    The Second Time Janet Dailey 2003

  • His gaze made a flicking, uninterested study of the boy, a gangly mixture of arms and legs with dark, russet-brown hair and light blue eyes.

    The Second Time Janet Dailey 2003

  • His gaze made a flicking, uninterested study of the boy, a gangly mixture of arms and legs with dark, russet-brown hair and light blue eyes.

    The Second Time Janet Dailey 2003

  • She was a handsome woman with a warm, dark golden skin and clear black eyebrows over her russet-brown eyes.

    The Captain's Doll 2003

  • His gaze made a flicking, uninterested study of the boy, a gangly mixture of arms and legs with dark, russet-brown hair and light blue eyes.

    The Second Time Janet Dailey 2003

  • She was dressed for a meeting of the Needleworkers 'Guild, in her fine, russet-brown lambswool gown trimmed with intricate bobbin lace of her own making and design, the sash of her office as Guild Representative of five counties so covered with embroidery that there was not a single thread of the original fabric showing.

    Brightly Burning Lackey, Mercedes 2000

  • The only movement was the sudden whisk of russet-brown as a squirrel scudded up a tree-trunk, and the flight of a blackbird cutting low across the path with a beakful of food for its young.

    Rose cottage Stewart, Mary, 1916- 1997

  • The only movement was the sudden whisk of russet-brown as a squirrel scudded up a tree-trunk, and the flight of a blackbird cutting low across the path with a beakful of food for its young.

    Rose cottage Stewart, Mary, 1916- 1997

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