It was only after several reminding coughs that I succeeded in recalling him from afield; and even then the deeply thoughtful look remained to estrange his face from me.

He was looking unusually thoughtful.

Upon his usually careless face was the most profoundly thoughtful look I had ever known him wear.

This intelligence made Photinius for a season exceedingly thoughtful.

"When he was at Westminster School, Lady Kinnoul, in one of the vacations, invited him to her home, where, observing him with a pen in his hand, and seemingly thoughtful, she asked him if he was writing his theme, and what in plain English the theme was?

He was a youth of poetic temperament, whose long pale hair fell over a high polished brow, which looked wonderfully thoughtful; and yet no man was more guiltless of thinking.

" Arnold had not taken his gaze for an instant from her gravely thoughtful eyes.

To me it was the most incredibly thoughtful and original thing.

It threw shadows and gleams across Dickie's thin, exhausted face and Sheila's inscrutably thoughtful one.

Child as she was, he watched her with something of fascination, and wrote his mother: "Clara is as fond of me as ever, and is just as she used to be of old, wild and enthusiastic, skipping and running about like a child, and saying the most intensely thoughtful things.

Then real moisture came stealthily to Joe's eyes, and he looked about on those friendly faces, and murmured: "Thoughtful, mightily thoughtful!"

" "Which I take it was mighty thoughtful of Todd," declared Frank, drily; but if he spoke sarcastically the fact was not known to the man at the other end.

: such is the material of which he builds his entertaining, wholesome, mildly thoughtful dramas.

After she had retired to her room, which adjoined their own, Marianne went several times to see if she were well wrapped up and were sleeping peacefully, while Mathieu remained anxiously thoughtful beside the lamp.

A moderately thoughtful man will by this time begin to think the elements of toil and of perplexity already suggested sufficient for the time and strength of any man, and more than he would wish to undertake.

" A short, but painfully thoughtful pause succeeded, on the part of Mrs Wyllys.

EYESThe eyes are large, dark and deeply set, having a peculiarly thoughtful expression.

IMAUS, a name the ancients gave to any large mountain chain in Asia, more particularly one bordering on India, or looking down upon it, as the home of the Aryans. IMITATION OF CHRIST, a book of pious reflections, unique in its kind, and much esteemed by piously thoughtful people; ascribed to THOMAS À KEMPIS (q. v.).

That upon the plays, especially 'Beau Austin,' is remarkably thoughtful and true.

The young fellow's face became first bright, and then most shrewdly thoughtful.

Silent, as he moved away, seemed singularly thoughtful.

She was the gentlest, most engaging child I had ever met witha little grave for her years, and tenderly thoughtful of others.

I walked along terribly thoughtful.

Now I am very well off, and no one could be more utterly thoughtful and kind than old Boggley.

Miss Thorne's blue-gray eyes had grown mistily thoughtful; the words startled her a little and she turned to face him.