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He said the Mona Lisa looked "totally different" 500 years ago, when it had a blue sky and the subject's skin had not yellowed.

Would you like to hear it? He took a yellowed letter out of his shirt pocket and read it to us.

its smooth creamy paper , a little yellowed by age , was of a kind that had not been manufactured for at least forty years past.

He took a yellowed letter out of his shirt pocket and read it to us.

Not finished with his response, he ferreted for a small piece of paper torn and yellowed in a scrapbook of sorts and presented it to us.

Designers seem to be in the habit of draw inspiration from yellowed photos and black-and-white memory.

She steers Lenny to sit on the mattress. Then to lie back. She slips the yellowed sock off each of his feet.

Many of her trenchant articles together with those of Rewi Alley can be found today in the yellowed volumes of the magazine .

When I saw this lore, I knew that it touched on the scenes I had haunted, and I therefore read long in the yellowed papyrus.

Two days later, flushed with vindication, she knocked on my front door and handed me a yellowed newspaper clipping.

The painting has yellowed from layers of varnish applied over the centuries, but the Louvre has resisted pressure to touch it up.

On the bookshelf is a yellowed photograph of a beautiful woman carrying a baby.

Which leaves only that yellowed, near-translucent fig leaf of an idea: the Scientific Method.

Aziraphale turned a few of the yellowed pages.

It whined against our windows and liquefied the plain and sky to a single, yellowed light.

a yellowed certificate of ownership dating back to 1953 hangs on the wall.

The newspaper had been yellowed by sunlight.

Stone-faced, the stocky lad bent, unlaced his boot, and drew a yellowed parchment from a hidden flap within.

Nearby , the windows of an empty store are plastered with yellowed pages from a 1920s newspaper .

Ratti Bai promptly left the room, grinning with her yellowed teeth.

The roses on the wallpaper had yellowed, and each wall held an autumnal mountain landscape.

The air was rich with spring; sun was warm and yellowed on the asphalt.

The lantern broke by the winds and the yellowed paper could not replace the brightness in the darkness.

To become yellowed or brown before reaching maturity, as grain.

The sunshine behind you, made the yellowed leaves so beautiful and crystal.

The pale end-of-winter sunlight filled the room and yellowed all their faces; and John, drugged and morbid.

The photograph yellowed with the age.

The manuscript was yellowed with age.

The manuscript had yellowed with age.

The walls were still light blue, the same yellowed lace curtains hung in front of the window.

Those are papers yellowed with age.

I opened the yellowed diary today.

The book yellowed from age.

One day, she receives a letter, which is open to 1500 yuan has a yellowed papyrus, which was written in.

Documents that had been yellowed by age

The library first learned of the missing books when it discovered a yellowed ledger in its basement

The yellowed-diary in the drawer has found its recollections

So should my papers yellowed with their age