Now his hat brim was dragged low, and for Barbee the stars were only less remote and frigid than a certain fickle woman. "The Desert Valley" by Jackson Gregory

Majestically in her hiding- place the one implied lowered and lifted her head in frigid scorn and awaited the commander's answer. "Kincaid's Battery" by George W. Cable

I offered my arm to M. de Gontaut, but he declined it with a frigid bow, and took Harincourt's; and M. le Marquis, when I turned to him, said, with a cold smile, that they need not trouble me. "The Red Cockade" by Stanley J. Weyman