Spanish
violeta azulado 1
The clear, fresh face with its violet-blue eyes was gazing at him intently.
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The violet-blue eyes meeting his held a somewhat weary smile.
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It produces a violet-blue in potash-lime and soda-lime glasses and a blue in lead glasses.
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It was now the violet-blue of a desert night.
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The little violet-blue sloes still hung from the branches.
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Her large violet-blue eyes had a devouring look that would stir the pulse of a saint.
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He noted the violet-blue shadows under her eyes, as he arose, without offering to touch her.
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Up ahead was the wormhole; Araminta could see the violet-blue Cherenkov radiation leaking out from the edge.
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She had a very fair complexion, violet-blue eyes, and hair exactly the colour of a cedar pencil.
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The sun had just set on a ruddy afternoon, flooding everything with violet-blue light and cold greenish shadow.
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Others looked into her violet-blue eyes, and others put out their queer little hands and stroked her hair.
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The Mediterranean was of the deepest violet-blue; a sort of bloom of color seemed to lie upon it.
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His flesh was a ripe violet-blue, his lips and nails bluer still, so dark they were almost black.
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Cochineal is turned by the potassa to a violet-red, orchil to a violet-blue, and alkanet to a decided blue.
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In this way the nucleus alone is stained and is rendered very distinct, appearing of a beautiful violet-blue color.
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The perfume of her clothes and hair, the pleading of her deep violet-blue eyes, all helped to keep him tongue-tied.