describe the appearance of beggar
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The beggar stood on a raised platform, in Alan Trevor's studio. His face was wrinkled and he had a wizened, yet piteous expression. A tattered and torn, old brown cloak was on his shoulders and he wore an old pair of boots that had been patched and cobbled several times.
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The appearance of the beggar has been described below.
- This question is with reference to the short story, "The Beggar". The author describes advocate Sergei's experience with a beggar named 'Lushkoff' and also shares a detailed description of his physical appearance.
- When Mr. Sergei looked back, he saw that the beggar was wearing a fawn-colored overcoat. He had a rather repulsive appearance. He was old, his face was dull and he had drunken eyes. there were red spots on both of his cheeks. His overshoes were disproportionate, with one being high and the other one low.
- Thus, the overall appearance of the beggar was unpleasant and repulsive. He appeared to be in misery and it was very evident from the way he looked.
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