Her dress was disordered; her hair, that had grayed slightly in the suffering of past weeks, had something of wildness in its untidiness.
"The Locusts' Years"
Mary Helen Fee
His hair had been lighter than Gideon's, and though now not so plentiful, had grayed less noticeably.
"The Wrong Twin"
Harry Leon Wilson
They came from a road to the south, an undulating double line of silent men in dust-grayed khaki, bent under a burden of field equipment, stepping swiftly along the narrow, stone-paved street, heads down, unheeding the jagged ruin of small shops and dwellings that flanked the way.
"The Wrong Twin"
Harry Leon Wilson