This opinion, openly expressed, made the post master turn livid more than once.

I saw his face turn livid, and I saw the hand shake upon the golden head of his cane.

And why should his face turn livid, as it has done, each time he has seen my eyes upon him?

But swift-footed Iris having taken her, led her outside the crowd, oppressed with griefs; but she began to turn livid as to her beauteous skin.

As he looked in my scared face, his turned livid with rage.

Matthews' ruddy face had turned livid; his blood-shot eyes were dark ringed.

Griffith's face turned livid, and he shivered and leaned against the wall.

Chase turned livid, gasped, and seemed about to give way to fury.

Phaon's terror choked his utterance; he turned livid with mortal fright.

Muller turned livid with fear, and the cold perspiration streamed from his face.

The emperor started in terror, and his cheeks turned livid.

The gentleman on his left had turned livid with emotion.

Dixon had turned livid with rage, but kept his head.

From red she turned livid, and in a hoarse, unnatural voice, she cried: Toto!

The face of the fisherman turned livid with anger.

If I don't-He paused, his face turning livid.