1
He was a gentleman of a particularly round and rubicund countenance.
2
Jellyband's rubicund countenance brightened somewhat, at mention of Sir Percy's name.
3
The Inspector's rubicund countenance was white with fury.
4
He was of a full rubicund countenance, with a double chin, aquiline nose, and a pleasant twinkling eye.
5
A strange pallor overspread his once rubicund countenance; it wore the peculiarly sinister and stony look of the mysterious visitor.
6
Entering, Malcolm stood astonished at the change he saw upon the strong man of rubicund countenance, and his heart filled with compassion.
7
"I'm afraid it's rather an early call," began Mrs. Schilling, her rubicund countenance growing redder than ever, "but-
8
"Here is the young gentleman, Mr Junk," he said, addressing a one-eyed, burly, broad-shouldered personage, with a rubicund countenance, in a semi-nautical costume.