The blood came out over the black visage of Mr Pigtop; but the hair stayed most pertinaciously on.

We saw his good-natured black visage grinning at us over the bulwarks, as we left the vessel's side.

Ripples crossed the night- black visage and Kiska was unnerved to see a mouth appear and eyes blink open.

The very girls seemed in love with my black visage, that's as ill-omened as the moon in an eclipse.

And one might have seen the ferocity of the black visage change first with pleased wonder; then brighten with recognition.

Its stiffened legs and arched back made it appear larger than usual, and the black visage wore a smile of beatific joy.

If looks, like actions, "speak louder than words," this black visage with its two points of fire made eloquent discourse.

Beside him sat the Captain, Alf, Benjy, and Butterface-theblack visage of the latter absolutely shining with delight at the novelty of the situation.

In the acted Othello, the black visage of the Moor is obtruded upon you; in the written Othello, his color disappears in his mind.

"None wotsomediver," muttered Butterface, his broad black visage absolutely elongated by sympathetic despair.