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Meanings of so pale in English

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Usage of so pale in English
1
I am worried about that child; she looks so pale and thin.
Gritli's Children
2
The remaining light, so pale it was almost blue, held no warmth.
A dark matter
3
Perhaps it was the cold sea-air that made his face so pale.
Lippincott's Magazine of Popular Literature and Science, Volume ...
4
He did not look so pale and worn as the girl herself.
Wayside Courtships
5
You need not look so pale, I was only playing with you.
A Dance with Dragons
6
Distressed to see him looking so pale, the corporal affectionately asked him:
The Downfall
7
He's so pale I wonder if he's faded from lack of publicity.
The Irish Times
8
She turned so pale that her face shone white through the gloom.
Les Misérables
9
In her cheeks, usually so pale, was a little touch of colour.
Barlasch of the Guard
10
It must be bad to make you turn so pale as that.
The Debtor: A Novel
11
And then I was so plain, so pale, and dark and gray-eyed.
The Lost Lady of Lone
12
They were fascinating, with green irises so pale they were almost transparent.
Colorado abduction
13
Her face, usually so pale, was dark with anger-held well in check.
The Poor Little Rich Girl
14
But I am a little troubled to see him looking so pale.
The Unruly Sprite: A Partial Fairy Tale
15
He turned so pale that I thought he was going to faint.
French and Oriental Love in a Harem
16
I hardly recognized him, he has grown so pale and so thin.
Other People's Money
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United States of America
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