Altogether she presented a picture such as some painter of peasant types might have sketched.

Garbed appropriately, in shawl and sabots, she would have passed for some European plowwoman of Amazonian proportions.

Allegheny! It was a suitable name, indeed, for such a mountainous person.

Her size was truly heroic; she would have been grotesque, ridiculous, except for a certain youthful plasticity and a suggestion of tremendous vigor and strength that gave her dignity.

Her ample, ill-fitting dress failed to hide the fact that her robust body was well, even splendidly molded.
Gray's attention, however, was particularly challenged by the girl's face and eyes.