and, upon being answered in the negative, eyed the young man sternly, and said that appearances were decidedly against him.

" Pillichody, meanwhile, had retired with a discomfited air into a corner, where he seated himself on a stool, and eyed the porter askance, as if meditating some terrible retaliation.

Further, the believer would eye Christ as a fountain of furniture, as a full and complete magazine, standing open, and ready for every one of his honest soldiers to run to for new supplies of what they want; so that whatever they find wanting in their Christian armour, they must run away to the open magazine, Christ's fulness, that standeth ready for them, and by faith take and put on what they want and stand in need of in their warfare.

She eyed the strangers over the glass.

" The captain eyed the speaker narrowly, as though half inclined to doubt the truth of this explanation; then, apparently satisfied with the honest expression of the small boy's face, told him to get down to supper.

The porter was very angry, but stood still, and eyed the huge figure with much earnestness, till he was satisfied that his wisest course was to be quiet, and take up his burthen again.

" "Did you think to forward your views by making the young lady the subject of a duel?" asked Captain Digby sarcastically, and eyeing his companion with contempt.

" Mr. Griffenberg eyed his companion's rugged face keenly.

Barney whispered, eying Jack curiously.

The men eyed the girls curiously, but tramped on without speaking.

"Are youare you eating that kipper with your fingers?" Gladys turned and eyed her mother appealingly.

"When shall I see you again?" Coquenil eyed his friend mysteriously.

Thus it was that Lanyard, after eyeing the young women unobserved as long as he liked, lifted his glance to discover upon that face a look that amazed him.

Then he sat bolt upright in his chair and eyed his visitor suspiciously.

Thus the believer makes use of Christ, as made of God sanctification, when in the use of means appointed, eyeing the covenant of grace, and the promises thereof, and what Christ hath done to sanctify and cleanse his people, he rolleth the matter on him, and expecteth help, salvation, and victory through him.

Now I ask you, oh master of engineering and weird mechanical and mathematical mysteries, what is to prevent Nora from getting from A to E in the interval of time between the coughing and the viewing?" Prescott laughed, but Wayne only grunted and ominously eyed the chimney place.

Andy went on to remark, as he first glanced at the bogus collection of rare specimens, and then eyed his cousin humorously.

" "He's a very gentlemanly-looking person," said Amy, eying a decidedly aristocratic foot through the front window of the carriage, for Karl sat up beside the driver.

And yet," he said, pausing and eyeing the child keenly, "how are we to know that this has all been open and above board?

Two lovely ladies dwell at , And each a-churching goes; Emma goes there to close her eyes, And Jane to eye her clothes.

Therefore Germany does not eye the lands and peoples under Ottoman dominion with a view to their common advantage and her own.

"By Our Lady of Hartismere!" panted Sir Brian, "but thy left arm serves thee well, Benedict!" "'Tis fair, Brian, 'tis fair, God be thanked!" sighed Sir Benedict, eyeing his reeking blade, "though I missed my thrust 'neath yon gentle knight's gorget" "Yet shore clean through his helm, my lord!"

He eyed the prisoner doubtfully, found him stoical and as self-contained as at the beginning of his examination, and plunged into a topic which most people had expected him to avoid.

"It's a true story," said Andy, in a firm voice, steadily eying his young antagonist.

And particularly they would eye the promises of light in the day of darkness, Isaiah lviii.