Coccinea, often confounded with the red oak, but with larger leaves, with long lobes ending in several acute points; they change to a brilliant scarlet with the first October frosts, giving one of the most striking of the various glowing tints that render the American forests so beautiful in autumn. [Please select]
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The country took tints of Jehane, her shape, her fine nobility. [Please select]
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The moonlight gave soft tints to the earth. [Please select]
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The _ensemble_ of their tints is what we mean by color. [Please select]
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Never did anyone use tints with such positive force. [Please select]
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"Brown and 'fuzzy' with copper tints." [Please select]
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Nothing can exceed the beauty, freshness, and vigour of his tints. [Please select]
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Beyond that the tints darkened into fine gradations of [v]ultramarine and faded into vague obscurity. [Please select]
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It was a marvelous feast for the eyes, this complication of colored tints, a perfect [v]kaleidoscope of green, yellow, orange, violet, indigo, and blue. [Please select]
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The distant hills, the rocks, the heather, wore tints I never saw them wear before. [Please select]
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"But," she faltered, "I thought that Bougereau was considered the greatest--one of the greatest--his wonderful flesh tints, the drawing, and colouring." [Please select]
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