" "What is your own name?" asked Louise, coming closer to gaze earnestly into the other's face.

she returned, the bead-like eyes glittering as they met his angry gaze.

But as he gave no evidence of completing the sentence, she lowered her gaze and resumed her weeding.

But Lanpher overlooked the poorly veiled insult, and switched his gaze to Molly Dale.

And all without removing his gaze from Racey's back.

Tadeo followed her gaze and saw a man in a false mustache with an extraordinarily large nose.

Isagani's gaze lighted up when he spoke of that obscure spot, a flush of pride overspread his cheeks, his voice trembled, his poetic imagination glowed, his words poured forth burning, charged with enthusiasm, as if he were talking of love to his love, and he could not but exclaim: "Oh, in the solitude of my mountains I feel free, free as the air, as the light that shoots unbridled through space!

It was my delight to wander through the thickets, to sleep in the shade of the trees, to seat myself upon a cliff to take in with my gaze the Pacific which rolled its blue waves before me, bringing to me echoes of songs learned on the shores of free America.

When it slept in calm with the sun shining overhead, it was my delight to gaze into the abyss hundreds of feet below me, seeking monsters in the forests of madrepores and coral that were revealed through the limpid blue, enormous serpents that the country folk say leave the forests to dwell in the sea, and there take on frightful forms.

Ah, if you should go there once, if your feet should press those paths, if you should stir the waters of the rivulet with your fingers, if you should gaze upon the sea, sit upon the cliff, or make the air ring with your melodious songs, my forest would be transformed into an Eden, the ripples of the brook would sing, light would burst from the dark leaves, into diamonds would be converted the dewdrops and into pearls the foam of the sea.

He fixed his eyes on his sweetheart, caught her lightly by the hand, and began: "Listen, if we accomplish nothing" He paused in doubt, then resumed: "You know how I love you, how I adore you, you know that I feel myself a different creature when your gaze enfolds me, when I surprise in it the flash of love,

"Turn your gaze toward the happy days of your infancy, endeavor to analyze the present and ask yourselves about the future.

They saw a young man leave the door of the pansitería, gaze all about him, then with some unknown person enter a carriage that waited at the curb.

" Padre Fernandez paused, then continued his walk with bowed head, his gaze riveted on the floor.

"You have not dared to go into the subject deeply, you have not wished to gaze into the depths from fear of finding yourself there in the darkness of your brethren.

To his gaze Isagani appeared gigantic, invincible, convincing, and for the first time in his life he felt beaten by a Filipino student.

Padre Fernandez opened the door and followed him with his gaze until he disappeared around a corner in the corridor.

Why don't you try and be bright and cheerful like Mr. Nugent?" Mr. Silk turned and regarded that gentleman steadfastly; Mr. Nugent meeting his gaze with a pleasant smile and a low-voiced offer to give him lessons at half a crown an hour.

Miss Kybird giggled and, avoiding his gaze, looked pensively at the faded hearthrug.

The captain's gaze wandered from his old craft to the small vessels dotted about the harbour and finally dwelt admiringly on the lines of the whaler Seabird, which had put in a few days before as the result of a slight collision with a fishing-boat.

" For a moment I could only gaze at the child in silence, and ask myself what reason there was in the thing that had hurt her so.

Her neighbour continued to gaze at her, forming his lips into a noiseless whistle under his small dark moustache.

"I suppose most of the things COULD be got ready soonerif I said they MUST," she brooded, with a fixed gaze that travelled past him.

" Mr. Spragg restored his watch to his pocket and shifted his drowsy gaze from the window to his visitor's face.

Marvell turned on Moffatt a bright gaze full of the instinctive hospitality of youth; but Moffatt looked straight past him at Mr. Spragg.