Our Lady in White.

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He's a little pale.

He's a bit pasty.

No.

Look how pale she is.

You're so pale.

Ashen, pale and alone

Ashen, pale and alone

Just because the superintendent is here...

You look very pale.

Look kind of pale.

Mammy said you'd come back.

Four lemonyellow lamps... with a glare of orange and green... in an atmosphere of pale sulfur, like a furnace.

Pa, come back!

He was pastyfaced. He was white and scared.

Mostly, he's as white as a frayed sheet.

But you look so pale, dear.

You look pale today.

Pale she was, listless And soft to the touch.

She's a bit pale.

I've never seen you so pale.

He's pale because he's sick.

You're so pale. Let's go home.

A little grayer, Henry. And you?

She lay there, rigid as a doll... her face pale.

She's still a bit pale, but doing much better.

They made her wear a white one.

Come on, honey child. Go with Mammy. Mammy sure has missed you, honey.

The air will do her good. She was very pale.

How pale you are. Was your wound really not serious?

How then, if you disbelieve, will you preserve yourselves on the day which will even turn the children hoary?

So how will you save yourselves, if you disbelieve, on a day that will turn children old?

If therefore you disbelieve, how will you guard yourselves against a day that shall make the children grey headed?

How then, if ye disbelieve, shall ye escape, on a Day which shall make children grey headed.

Then how can you avoid the punishment, if you disbelieve, on a Day that will make the children grey headed (i.e. the Day of Resurrection)?

So how will you, if you persist in unbelief, save yourself from a Day which will turn the children gray haired?

If you persist in disbelieving, how will you guard yourself against the (woe of the) Day that will turn children grey haired,

Then how, if ye disbelieve, will ye protect yourselves upon the day which will turn children grey,

So, if you disbelieve, how will you avoid the day, which will make children white headed,

If you disbelieve, how will you guard yourself against the Day that will make children gray haired,

Then how can you fear, if you disbelieve, a Day that will make the children white haired?

If you, disbelieve, how will you be able to protect yourselves from the hardships of the day which would even turn children grey headed?

How, then, will you guard yourselves, if you disbelieve, on the day which shall make children grey headed?

If you persist in denying the truth how will you escape the Day that will turn the children's hair grey.