“A strangely complexioned Tom Thumb approaches, but now I realise this is my own image reflected in a mirror.”

“The former was a native of Tennessee, about six feet high, strong built, dark complexioned, brave in spirit, though mild in manners.”

“The young man turned round, surprised, and saw a dark complexioned girl, who, with a finger on her lip, held out her other hand to him.”

“Regarding complexity pertaining to the variational approach, Ref. describes a little complexional overhead.”

“It is also complexional, getting skin changes, these things.”

“Let us have done with complexional superiorities or inferiorities, complexional pride or shame.”