pallidly

It was a pallidly greenish creature with a small head and enormous eyes.

The edge of the path, glistening pallidly, already subsided into the river.

He stood staring pallidly at the vision that entered.

The play is thrown off balance by the pallidly written negativity of both female characters.

There was a globe light burning, but pallidly.

When she did, her lips moved pallidly and she said in a whisper, "Injection."

Before me, glimmering pallidly, bristled the mount of the Cones.

Pallidly visible only through his left eye, it appeared low in the northwest sky, ahead of him and to his right.

At first he was inwardly inclined, too pallidly alive to be interested in externals.

Still water lay pallidly on his left.

He smiled, and I smiled back rather pallidly.

A reddish glow pulsed from about the altar on which a body gleamed pallidly.

The sky was starry over her, still half-veiled as in the day, but pallidly luminous beyond the veil.

Zuranie was pallidly pretty, if thin, and shy to the point of speechlessness.

Smiling pallidly Melchior passed on this order.

The doomed lovers were pallidly characterized.

Yes-Tom was now sitting on the park bench, scratching his crow's nest hair and goggling around pallidly.

He tried to balance the warmth of her "Andrew" with the chill anger of his "woman" and yet she only smiled again, pallidly.

Fungi grew there, pallidly phosphorescent, and worms dripped from his eye sockets.

None of them appeared to notice the half-formed faces in the shadows, faces growing pallidly on the walls.

Skylights in the ceiling illuminated the room, in which light the fire-gems winked pallidly.

Snow shone pallidly.

And to her left, through the vestibule and the screened front door, she could glimpse the circular drive and the lawn, glowing pallidly.

"No, sir," said Thomas pallidly.

"I'm sorry, sir," said Thomas, pallidly, "I'm no hand at machinery."