The dusky pallor of one; the fierce red-brown of the other; and of the third, the dark, ingrained burning, as though it had become a permanent colour.

Mr.Corbeck had a big head, massive and full; with shaggy, dark red-brown hair, but bald on the temples.
His forehead was a fine one, high and broad; with, to use the terms of physiognomy, the frontal sinus boldly marked.

The squareness of it showed "ratiocination"; and the fulness under the eyes "language".

He had the short, broad nose that marks energy; the square chin--marked despite a thick, unkempt beard--and massive jaw that showed great resolution.
"No bad man for the Desert!" I thought as I looked.
Miss Trelawny came very quickly.

When Mr.Corbeck saw her, he seemed somewhat surprised.