His face was of a good open expression, but sunburnt very dark, and heavily freckled and pitted with the smallpox.
Then as the heat beat down upon her unprotected head, she thought: "I'll be as freckled as a guinea egg before this day is over."
A picture of a grinning, freckled teenage boy was on the right. On the left side was a shot of a young woman in a graduation gown and mortarboard.
The woman had shoulder-length reddish hair and pale freckled skin.
Her success encouraged a kind of morbid fashion and the skinny, flat-chested, freckled look became a mark of beauty.
We were beginning to get it right when somebody, who, if his voice was anything to go by, must have had a very freckled face, asked: "But are you sure she is home?"
The scorching sun peeled her skin and freckled her face.
And if I were a lot younger, I would marry you, and we would have chubby little freckled faced kids.
The job had sounded impossible when he arrived fresh off his first year of college, looking to make some summer money, still a skinny teenager with sandy blond hair and a narrow, freckled face.
His name was easy to say and spell. His face, which was pale and freckled, was easy enough to remember.
The child has skinny, freckled legs with prominent knees.
The three girls were inseparable—Kivi and Blomma, blonde and freckled, quiet and assured, and their tagalong, Chavisory, a chatterbox who looked no more than five years old.
The product of our labors every month was a perfect-bound 100 pages freckled with stars, lightning bolts and tiny unicorns with girlie cursive cover lines.
Merle colours (blue as well as the rare red), chocolate white, sable white, red white, blue white and in all colours the mottled effect (a freckled pattern) can also be found.
The freckled-face policeman braked in front of the most unusual garden he'd ever seen.
He was tall, energetic, light brown hair, freckled on his face, and amiable and articulate.
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