Lord John Roxton
from The Lost World
A tall, thin, angular man with dark gingery hair (thin at the top), keen blue 'glacier lake' eyes (often twinkling mischievously or ferociously), a strongly-curved nose, hollow cheeks, crisp virile moustaches, and a small aggressive tuft on his projecting chin. His skin is florid and weather-beaten from years of outdoor life. He is lean but very strongly built, elegant in attire (white drill suits, high brown mosquito-boots).
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About Lord John Roxton
Lord John Roxton is a supporting character in Arthur Conan Doyle's classic novel "The Lost World" (1912). A tall, thin, angular man with dark gingery hair (thin at the top), keen blue 'glacier lake' eyes (often twinkling mischievously or ferociously), a strongly-curved nose, hollow cheeks, crisp virile moustaches, and a small aggressive tuft on his projecting chin. His skin is florid and weather-beaten from years of outdoor life. He is lean but very strongly built, elegant in attire (white drill suits, high brown mosquito-boots).
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