"Yes, tawney-eye," said Leonore, in heartrending tones, "it isn't a good day at all."
"The Honorable Peter Stirling and What People Thought of Him"
Paul Leicester Ford
tawney-eye and I don't think so.
"The Honorable Peter Stirling and What People Thought of Him"
Paul Leicester Ford
But to the churches Nello would go: most often of all would he go to the great cathedral; and Patrasche, left without on the stones by the iron fragments of Quentin Matsys's gate, would stretch himself and yawn and sigh, and even howl now and then, all in vain, until the doors closed and the child perforce came forth again, and winding his arms about the dog's neck would kiss him on his broad, tawney-colored forehead, and murmur always the same words: "If I could only see them, Patrasche!
"A Dog of Flanders"
Louisa de la Rame)