A care-lined, middle-aged face, with receding sandy hair, blue-gray eyes, and an oddly intense set to the square jaw. ❋ Zahn, Timothy (2001)
Wyvis bent over his mother's pillow and looked into her quiet, care-lined face. ❋ Adeline Sergeant (N/A)
She came upstairs, clinging to the balusters for support, a tired, worn-looking, elderly woman, with a lank, frail body, and a care-lined, miserable face. ❋ Mary E. Mann (N/A)
Bent of shoulder, white-haired old dames; from whose kindly care-lined faces grateful tears were fast flowing, poured out volumes of thanks to the Normans in their mother tongue. ❋ A. Stanley Blicq (N/A)
So ere long she came out of her November rage and sat down in still, mellow sunshine, and gathering her children about her, whispered beautiful stories in their ears; warmed them with her love and brightness; soothed their care-lined brows and filled their hearts with a sense of the nearness of the Giver of all good. ❋ Elizabeth Strong Worthington (N/A)
She noted the worried, pitiful child face that, screened behind the worn and care-lined features, looked forth like a pretty flower. ❋ Unknown (N/A)
But, when she came back with her pale face and care-lined eyes, her soft voice and caressing hand, pleading, pathetic, seeking protection from the horrible contact of a jail, would he be able to hold out? ❋ Houghton Townley (N/A)
Doctor Stanton _is a handsome man of forty-five or so with a grave, care-lined, studious face lightened by a kindly, humorous smile. ❋ Eugene O'Neill (1920)
For I was led to the schoolroom, with its sunshine and its singing and the teacher's cheery smile; while she was led to the workshop, with its foul air, care-lined faces, and the foreman's stern command. ❋ Mary Antin (1915)
Doubtless, she was comely in her youth, but now Mavis saw pouched eyes, thin hair, a care-lined face not altogether innocent of paint and powder. ❋ Unknown (1909)
But an observer would have seen that this was no care-lined farmer face; that, though the man himself was small, his feet were disproportionately and absurdly small; that his toes pointed forward as he walked; and detraction might have called him bow-legged. ❋ Eugene Manlove Rhodes (1901)
His steel grey hair and care-lined face seemed foreign to his strong built frame and iron hand grip, and as he prayed upon the road, my thoughts rolled back to Cologne and dwelt upon that brave girl whose friendship had made so sweet my prison days in that City of the ❋ Unknown (1900)
Her anxious, care-lined face was turned indoors, away from the light and the falling blossoms. ❋ Sarah P. McLean Greene (1895)
The care-lined face regarded her more closely than ever. ❋ Clara Louise Burnham (1890)
Christ, it will make itself visible, ay! even in our faces, and 'beauty born of' our communion with Him 'shall pass into' and glorify even rugged and care-lined countenances. ❋ Alexander Maclaren (1868)
She had no care-lined face, no wrinkles nor gray hair, but ❋ Mary Baker Eddy (1865)
As she noted in The Promised Land, “I was led to the schoolroom, with its sunshine and its singing and the teacher’s cheery smile; while she was led to the workshop, with its foul air, care-lined faces, and the foreman’s stern command” (199). ❋ Unknown (2009)
