But in Burnside's version, it segues into her finding a creature – "at first she thought it looked like a tiny, malnourished cat, only it was blue and too small even for a kitten; then, as her eyes adjusted, she saw that it was a fox, or something like a fox, with that keen clever face a fox has in children's books".
Chloe has fair, fine red hair and a warm and clever face.
You can even book a nanny while you stuff your clever face at one of the long-table banquets cooked by Raymond Blanc and Skye Gyngell.
Some political analysts and Western diplomats said suspicions remained that the still-unnamed party represented a clever new face of political Islam in a country where being identified as a religious party is a liability.
It's there, of course, in that clever face, always so eager to please.
This is a clever and controlled, face-saving way of being ousted, which is what really went down since House Speaker Nancy Pelosi values her party majority more than she does longstanding political friendships.
He had the face of a satisfied man; a clever, high-cheekboned, agile face.
If the threat of such a loss is seen as unlikely, say, if the agent thinks she won't face a clever bookie, has confidence that her charms will prevent her from ending up on the losing side of a Dutch Book, or just thinks she just won't take bets leading to a Dutch Book if they are offered, then it is hard to see why the mere potential of a sure loss should demand coherence.
Rowe suggested the robber may have been "an idiot" for robbing a bank with an exposed face, or "a clever person" who wore a mask resembling Rowe's face.
They are facing a clever man with a 17% market share who says that he can feel credit risk with his skin.
