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Meanings of see the pallor in English

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Usage of see the pallor in English
1
She could not see the pallor in the young face.
The Fortieth Door
2
I can see the pallor of bone through the tattered charcoal of his trousers.
The Rhesus Chart
3
She turned her face away that he might not see the pallor that overspread it.
The Pride of Palomar
4
They could not, of course, understand what the Chief Optimizer was saying, but they could see the pallor on Nicole's face.
The Complete Rama Omnibus
5
When the senator heard his approaching step, he looked up, and was startled to see the pallor on the young man's face.
An Ambitious Man
6
Even in the gloom Linda could see the pallor spreading over the other's face; she was glad that Susanna Noda spoke in Russian.
Linda Condon
7
To have a fellow-sufferer, and to see the pallor which, doubtless, overspread my features, was a source of comfort to this hardened man.
In the Wrong Paradise, and Other Stories
8
In the failing light he could not see the pallor of Martha's face, neither did he notice that she shivered as if with cold.
The Second Chance
9
It really is pretty; you seem to see the pallor of the saint's face, the circles under her eyes, the relaxation of all her muscles.
Cæsar or Nothing
10
She could even see the pallor of the intruder's face, and his quick movement of warning that reminded her of the part she must play.
Phantom Wires: A Novel
11
He felt his heart sink and saw the pallor settle deeper over his face.
Santa Claus's Partner
12
Sir Victor's loving glance saw the pallor, like the pallor of death, upon her face.
A Terrible Secret: A Novel
13
But the next instant he saw the pallor of my face and the blood which was still pouring from my head.
The Adventures of Gerard
14
The kind-featured woman saw the pallor on his face and the tremor on his lips, and led him to a chair.
Burnham Breaker
15
She did not make a sound, but he saw the pallor sweep over her face, he saw her tremble and sway.
Love's Pilgrimage: A Novel
16
And she will die too, she continued, as by the fading daylight she saw the pallor deepen on her daughter's face.
Maggie Miller: The Story of Old Hagar's Secret
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