In this he refers to an older tradition of indicating women of high nobility whose paleness was associated with a life spent indoors, " shielded from toiling in the fields, which was the lot of most ".
32.
Observing Zachary's paleness and shortness of breath during an interpretive hike in Mesa Verde, Vicky's father, a doctor, deduces that he has a history of rheumatic fever that has damaged his heart.
33.
The color white appears many times in the text and can symbolize the purity of the maiden and her future union with Tyolet : the white horse, the white hound, the white stag, the paleness of the lady.
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"The paleness of flesh against the darkness of fur, hair married to the pearls within it, the breast with its scarcely visible transparency and its discretion, which is nothing else but invitation, " she writes of one painting.
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In 1563, a Lutheran physician named Johann Weyer wrote that werewolves suffered from an imbalance in their melancholic humour and exhibited the physical symptoms of paleness, " a dry tongue and a great thirst " as well as sunken, dim and dry eyes.
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With that association, " aya " is also related to the pale red or yellowish colors of twilight and of dawn, as well as to the paleness of newborns and dying persons . " Huaca " is the name of sacred places or objects.
37.
Now, after the elaborate cleverness of John Corigliano's " Ghosts of Versailles " and the general paleness of Philip Glass'" Voyage, " the Met tries a new American opera again, this time with John Harbison's " Great Gatsby ."
38.
His name has been spelled in a variety of ways, including Wabaunsee, Wah-bahn-se, Waubonsee, " Waabaanizii " in the contemporary Ojibwe language, and " Wabanzi " in the contemporary Potawatomi language ( meaning " He Causes Paleness " in both languages ).
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During this short trip, Mr . and Mrs . Samsa realize that, in spite of going through hardships which have brought an amount of paleness to her face, Grete appears to have grown up into a pretty and well-figured lady, which leads her parents to think about finding her a husband.
40.
He came in, and with a pale countenance and faint voice, said,'We have gained a great Victory .''Never mind your Victory,'I said .'My letters give me my letters' Captain Whitby was unable to speak tears in his eyes and a deathly paleness over his face made me comprehend him.
