The stem, which may attain four feet, or half that height, is usually branched; and the entire plant is often downy to the point of silkiness.
Yet quite as distinctly were the silkiness of his black hair, the well-set, finely cut features, the sparse eyebrows, and the curling nostrils, marks of the aristocrat.
A rawhide lariat smoothly braided, oiled into supple silkiness, dangled through.
The shade of each is exactly the same--the same silkiness and glow through it; it is very peculiar.
A telegram from him will smooth the magistrate to the silkiness of oil.
It was the whiteness of her neck that he remembered, the narrowness of her shoulders and the silkiness of her pale gold hair.
The silkiness of her hair trembled against his forehead.
The silkiness of tissue of the petals, and their semi-transparency in some colors, and the delicate fringes of some varieties, are great charms.
