Presently he turned a grinning face to the captain, who was scanning the landscape through his glass.

De Chauxville looked at her with his sinister smile, and Etta suddenly saw the resemblance which Paul had noted between this man and the grinning mask of the lynx in the smoking-room at Osterno.

Mr. O'Brallaghan, as his name intimated, was from the Emerald Islewas six feet highhad a carotty head, an enormous grinning mouth, and talked with the national accent.

It was so before the battle; it is not more cheerful to-day, when, as you ride along, you see fragments of shell, rotting knapsacks, rusty gun-barrels, bleached bones, and grinning skulls....

A grinning figure like a bloodstained Punch is all that speaks for the best brains in Bulgaria.

One grinning gargoyle looked in from beneath the roof through an opening in a stained window.

There are the flashing eyes and the grinning rows of white teeth; all else is clouded in thick layers of dust, with black spots and stencillings showing here and there like a picture in sepia and chalk.

I'm curst each moment I delay thy fate: Haste to the shades, and tell, the happy Pallas, Ismena's flames, and let him taste such joys As thou giv'st me; go tell applauding Minos, The pious love you bore his daughter Phaedra; Tell it the chatt'ring ghosts, and hissing furies, Tell it the grinning fiends, till Hell found nothing To thy pleas'd ears, but

And, again, his yellow, claw-like handwith that beautiful diamond, a gleaming point of pure, white lightlifted the glass to his grinning lips.

" They had stopped just within the radius of an electric light, held aloft by a grinning satyr, and Stafford saw her face grow paler and paler in the seconds that followed the momentous question.

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Highly remockable chimpaneze with a head chuck-fulla grin matter.

The grinning pig.

The principles of liberty were the scoff of every grinning courtier, and the Anathema Maranatha of every fawning dean.

THE TRIUMPH OF MAN I plod and peer amid mean sounds and shapes, I hunt for dusty gain and dreary praise, And slowly pass the dismal grinning days, Monkeying each other like a line of apes.

[ILLUSTRATION: Berlin struck off this medal when the "Lusitania" was sunk: on one side the brutal catastrophe, on the other the grinning death's head Teutonically exultant.

commented Bobby, who had overheard, as she danced off to open the door to the grinning expressman.

A devil of yellow-green gleamed in either eye, and past the grinning fangs she saw the hot, red throat, and she saw the flattened ears, the scars on the bony forehead, the muscles that bulged on the base of the jaw.

There was Harry Wakefield, who amidst a grinning group of smockfrocks, hob-nailed shoes, and jolly English physiognomies, was trolling forth an old ditty, when he was interrupted by a high and stern voice, saying "Harry Waakfeltif you be a man, stand up!"

The indigestion seemed betokened in an occasional nervous testiness and grinning irritability, causing the teeth to audibly grind together over mistakes committed in copying; unnecessary maledictions, hissed, rather than spoken, in the heat of business; and especially by a continual discontent with the height of the table where he worked.

I asked, looking curiously at this mute, dull-eyed black, so different from our grinning lads at home.

And the grinning lowdah nodded, as though he understood.

50 'Brother,' the grinning mate replies, 'In this I grant that man is wise.

Had Dan been able to foresee events which he and Dave must soon encounter, even that grinning midshipman wouldn't have been happy.

The shade trees along the streets swarm with monkeys and parrots, which are sacred, and when you go there you mustn't jump if a grinning monkey drops down upon your shoulders in a most casual manner and chatters in your ear.