From there we could see the Headland, very far away and blue, and Wecanicut behind us, safe and green and friendly-looking, but a long way off; and nothing else but a Smeary line of smoke from a steamer at sea.
"Us and the Bottleman"
Edith Ballinger Price
She was in a good temper now, as, tossing back her superb golden hair plait, as thick as a child's arm, and nearly four feet long, she drew a Smeary envelope from the front of her black alpaca school-dress, and, delicately withdrawing the epistle enclosed, yielded the envelope for the inspection of the Red Class.
"The Dop Doctor"
Clotilde Inez Mary Graves
The dust the planer threw off had also worked its way through them, and adhered in Smeary patches to his dripping face, while his hair and eyebrows might have been rubbed with flour.
"A Damaged Reputation"
Harold Bindloss