Thus encouraged, she continued to look at him.
Blaney was not so extraordinary of appearance, but he presented the effects of the class known as artistic.

His thick, fair hair, while it could scarcely be called long, was a trifle longer than the conventional cut.

His collar, while not Byronic, was low, and he wore a Windsor tie, of a sickly, pale green.

He was a big man, but loose-jointed and ungainly of build.

His manners were careless, and his voice was low and soft.