rough-pimpled

Updated: May 14, 2025

"And this is M. Tonnelet," he went on, "M. Gravier's son-in-law, and the first notary who came to the village." The doctor next turned to a stout man, who seemed to belong half to the peasant, half to the middle class, the owner of a rough-pimpled but good-humored countenance.

Honoré de Balzac - The Country Doctor