He had a way of letting his steady gaze rest on her disturbingly.

" He bowed his forehead upon a hand and continued with thoughtful gaze downcast: "England is ripe for revolution.

My gaze dwelt, flickeringly, between the two. '

He drew his knife from its buckskin sheath, and eyed the blade with a gaze expressive of uneasiness.

STUDENT Profoundly learned I would grow, What heaven contains would comprehend, O'er earth's wide realm my gaze extend, Nature and science I desire to know.

Beams upon cherubic gaze Kindles the volcanic blaze!

" The Onondaga appeared silently in the circle of light, a splendid primeval figure, drawn to the uttermost of his great height, his lofty gaze meeting that of Wilton, half in challenge and half in greeting.

Her gaze nowcalm and fixed, and withal vaguely searchingrested on her guardian's face.

Then one deep love doth supersede All other, when her ardent gaze Roves from the living brother's face, And rests upon the Life indeed.

Panting from her long walk, Jenieve came out of the woods upon a grassy open cliff, called by the islanders Pontiac's Lookout, because the great war chief used to stand on that spot, forty years before, and gaze southward, as if he never could give up his hope of the union of his people.

He, the gruff, overbearing, successful man of business, the one beneath whose gaze clerks shuddered and stenographers turned pale, was afraid to go home at least four nights of the seven nights in the week.

Thus, looking out upon truth from the cave of his brother's need, and seeing the direction in which the shadow of his atheism fell, the minister learned in what direction the clouded light lay, and turning his gaze thitherward, learned much.

His steady gaze daunts the dog.