A woman of this prevalent type, to be met with anywhere from Bath and Bedminster to the wilds of exmoor, is of a good height, and has a pleasant, often a pretty face; regular features, the nose straight, rather long, with thin nostrils; eyes grey-blue; hair brown, neither dark nor light, in many cases with a sandy or sunburnt tint.
"Afoot in England"
W.H. Hudson
I sought for and found it where it takes its rise on open exmoor; a simple moorland stream, not wild and foaming and leaping over rocks, but flowing gently between low peaty banks, where the little lambs leap over it from side to side in play.
"Afoot in England"
W.H. Hudson
He learned also that she had brought down some honey for sale on the day following her appearance at Ashacombe, and had bought a sack of oatmeal at the mill, which she had taken away on a scarecrow of an exmoor pony.
"The Drummer's Coat"
J. W. Fortescue