They wanted someone blondish, blue-eyed, with advanced degrees, and six feet of height.
He recognised that he owed much to the blue-eyed, square-faced detective.
As they started off down the trail she called, “Jo, I wish you luck in solving the mystery of your blue-eyed boy.”
He was a blond, blue-eyed, cherubic youth, with a whimsical mouth that seemed to alternate between seriousness and fun.
He thought of his blue-eyed, pure-minded brother, mourning his absence, and weeping over his shame.
Penny, a slim, blue-eyed girl with shoulder length bob which the wind tossed about at will, wandered to the edge of the dock.
