1
Spider's arms, impossibly strong for their gauntness, cradled her against his chest.
2
His features, always inclined to gauntness, became even sharper and more pronounced.
3
The gauntness, she knew, was a side effect of cold sleep.
4
He had lost weight, and his cheekbones stuck out with gauntness.
5
It showed a woman of mournfully beautiful gauntness, jacket draped over her shoulder.
6
Then she noticed the gauntness of his bronzed face and how lean he was.
7
He is the strongest man I ever saw, and his gauntness is all muscle.
8
Sir Richmond's brown gauntness was, he noted, greatly set off by his suit of grey.
9
Youth and gauntness, I said, without much hope.
10
And take care of him. He turned back and looked at the gauntness of Peter Marlowe.
11
His is a wall-paper with a vengeance-onequarter of the universe laid bare in all its gauntness.
12
He was growing thin even to gauntness.
13
It emphasized the gauntness of her features.
14
There was no gauntness to his cheeks.
15
Although she was thin almost to the point of gauntness, Angela had always been pretty in her way.
16
He had the gauntness, sallowness of complexion, and deliberateness of manner peculiar to the people of New England.