Use the proper article with substantivized adjectives

1. I'm young and young are often mistaken. 2. "Yes, sir - of course, " agreed Victor, who was always polite to rich. 3. He said my eyes were most vivid blue he had ever seen. 4. He wanted to show his sympathy, but being Englishman was afraid of sentimental.

5. His hair was glossy black. 6. I thought I saw woman disappearing
into bushes. Just gleam of white, you know. 7. I have trusting heart.
I hate to believe worst of anyone. 8. She was quite pleased to be
able to underline that Handy was in wrong. 9. "Let me go!" said
Miss Carter suddenly. "I can see in dark. I know where roses are.
Let me cut some for Mrs. Мог." 10. She had her mother's eyes,
gleaming blue. Nan's hair was dark blond. 11. To be yearning for
difficult, to care for remote, to dislike near - such was Wildieve's
nature. 12. Sky was rich darkening blue at the zenith. 13. After two
day's rain green of oak was glossy and shining. 14. "You are not
frightened, are you?" "Not in least," she said lightly. "Why should 1
be?" 15. He always had love for concrete, though his whole profes­
sional life was spent with words. 16. Elderly woman, short and fat,
dressed in black, came hurrying after them. 17. He could only
speculate about past - pleasant way of spending present to avoid
thoughts about future. 18. Sun turned yellow plaster walls into soft
gold. 19. His eyes had been bright china blue, but were fading now.
20. He showed the triumph of very old, when they hear of death of
younger man. 21. Her cheerfulness and vitality made her favourite
with her parents. 22. She was dear and had always been nice to
him.