The blood on the livid face glistened wet in the electric light.

The livid face of the regent went paler as the other spoke.

Du Roy advanced softly and uncovered the livid face of M. Laroche-Mathieu.

When I went out, the livid face offered me a morning greeting.

A contraction, as of some fresh pain, came over his livid face.

Blood was on his feet, his eyes blazing, his livid face distorted.

A convulsive spasm distorted the livid face; the eye-balls rolled, the death-rattle sounded.

It was something in that awful, livid face that prompted her.

One look at the changed, livid face told them the truth.

His tears plashed upon the livid face beneath his own and blinded himself.

Smyth backed hastily away from him, with a livid face and shaking knees.

He was alone, beside himself, with livid face and scarce able to stammer.

She stared with burning eyes and livid face out to sea.

His livid face and smoldering dark eyes looked up at me.

At the window above stood the chief burgomaster, with trembling limbs and livid face.

With livid face he swung the rifle up and fired.