Pallor, by the heat coursing into the interior ruddiness leaves the surface.

His voice was husky, and the ruddiness of his cheeks had paled.

Ewell, strapped to his horse, had regained his ruddiness and physical vigor.

The ruddiness had faded from his cheeks, and he was much thinner.

This extreme ruddiness brought a clue at last to the observant doctor.

The ruddiness of his face deepened and Alves knew he was angry.

And the ruddiness had gone completely out of his smooth-shaven cheeks.

His face, for all his increase in flesh, lost its ruddiness.

This took on a brief ruddiness as the rim showed, then drained paler.

His face was blotched by ruddiness resembling that of raw meat.

The bright ruddiness and strong tan of the face seemed strangely alien to it.

A sudden pallor swept the usual ruddiness from his face.

A shade of his usual ruddiness had come back; he was losing his haggardness.

The ruddiness upon her lip is wet; you will stain your own with oily painting.

He was clean shaven and of a pleasant ruddiness.

In truth, Private Doran looked very well, having suffered no diminution of either girth or ruddiness.