In a work containing the section "Brown River Smile," this adjective modifies the title "Meridian."  
In a work containing the section "Brown River Smile," this adjective modifies the title "Meridian."  In addition to that work by Jean Toomer, this word describes a "period" of a character who is employed under Yoshoto, an aspiring artist named De Daumier-Smith in a Salinger short story.  Father Brown shatters windows and switches signs for fruits at a market to get Aristide Valentin to follow him and arrest a tall man posing as another priest in a Chesterton story titled after a cross of this color.  Pat Scully owns the title edifice of this color at which the Gambler kills the Swede.  FTP, name this color that titles a hotel in a work by Stephen Crane.
In a work containing the section "Brown River Smile," this adjective modifies the title "Meridian."  
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