The witnesses of the brutality smiled approvingly at the man, and scowled at the child.

Mrs. Maxa glanced with a heavy heart at the child to whom she had grown as devoted as to her own.

" The woman looked at the child with affection, and taking it in her arms fed it with her own milk.

But Miss Prudence spoke nervously and did not look at the child.

The other soldier said, "At the child!"

" The other children with seeing eyes instantly looked at the child who was sightless, and whispered, "Ssh!

You both turned back twice to look at the child, and kissed your hands to her; and I wondered if you did not see in her face, what I did, real grief and patient endurance.

" Miss Lavinia looked at the child for some moments with a singular expression of commiseration.

Maybe, he was thinking of his poor Betty as he looked at the child's face.

The dead Cosimo is at the Child's feet; the dead Giovanni, Piero's brother, stands close to the kneeling Giuliano.

Shall I bring them in?" A flower-pot was of such small value in Sir Edward's eyes that he almost smiled at the child's distress.

Ben Davis ran a few yards farther, faltered, threw out his hands, and fell dead at the child's feet.

During Stella's performance, which followed, the orchestra played jerkily and then stopped, for Yvonne had never yet succeeded in looking on at the child's contortions without a pang of the heart.

" "Look at him, Thorne!" said my good chum,"look at the child's baby-face, so frank and earnest!look at him!

But he never knew that it really was his own Bunny, come back to look at the child who had first helped him to be Real.

"It would be so much more convenient," she said, looking at the child.

All at once I saw a lady standing by the side of the bed in her night dress and looking earnestly at the child beyond me.

This undeniable vanity of Micah's prophecy extends itself also to that in the 9th chapter of his contemporary Isaiah,if indeed that splendid passage did not really point at the child Hezekiah.

"The man did not move; he was looking down at the child.

One had but to glance at the child to realise that she must be the image of her mother.

[Looking at the CHILD.

The children silently crowded up to her; first she pushed them away, then she caught at the child nearest to her, pressed its fair head against her, then again roughly put it aside.

As I drew near the next corner, I turned, and saw the German woman still sitting on the stoop, looking at the child, and then at the money, and then at my flying form, in perfect amazement.

Urged then by anxiety, he left his anvil, approached the woman, and stood awhile gazing at the child, though unable for some minutes to satisfy himself, or to put away the horrible fear that he might perchance be looking at a body without life.

She looked at the child's bright face; she recalled the experience through which she had passed, by which she was able to comprehend these words.