Meanings of all crimson in English

At least- Ihaven'tseen her, she stammered, her cheeks all crimson now.

From her hair to the collar of her gown she was all crimson.

Dora looked up in amazement, to see Lucy's little face all crimson with excitement and resolution.

Elizabeth's flush this time dyed her all crimson.

In front of the brambles lay one of them with his throat torn out, all crimson and white-and-tan.

Then, when she felt the crisp paper under the folds of the linen, she became all crimson in her face.

It was all crimson velvet and silk, with any amount of gold embroideries, gold lace, gold fringe, ropes, and tassels.

The lad's face was all crimson and quivering; his voice choked; it was with difficulty he smothered down a burst of tears.

Joffrey was prominent among them, his raiment all crimson, silk and satin patterned with prancing stags and roaring lions, a gold crown on his head.

I bent down to collect two or three of the prettiest ones-allcrimson or all gold, without spots or perforations.

"Oh, hush-butno, you must not!" she broke in, her face all crimson, her lips trembling.

And I placed myself between her and the door.--Andthen, fanning, she threw herself into a chair, her sweet face all crimsoned over with passion.

"If it is nonsense, he ought not to have made it so like earnest," said Babie, all crimson, but quite gravely.

"My king, I saw the Grail, all crimson like a ruby, and I heard a voice which said, 'O Galahad, O Galahad, follow me!'"