The spirit gazed upon him as it advanced, but it did not speak.

Antony gazed a moment at the shocking spectacle, and then said, "I thank thee for this, noble Eros.

" Hardress gazed upon the face of the hunchback with an expression of gaping terror, as if he stood in the presence of the Arch Tempter himself.

As he reached the massive entrance gates he stopped and gazed sadly at two immense bills pasted on the pillars.

For an instant the multitude gazed with horror on the ghastly miracle, while the minister stood with a flush of triumph in his face.

Androvsky started, gazed, shrank back, then turned and strode away like one horrified by some grievous vision.

Miss Panney stopped talking, gazed at the dish for a minute, and then helped herself to a goodly portion of its contents.

" Miss Panney rose from her chair, and gazed earnestly at Mrs. Tolbridge.

" Dora leaned over and gazed.

" "Settled!" cried Miriam; and Dora gazed at her with radiant face.

As Dora and Miriam, each with an arm around the waist of the other, walked out of the barn and passed the lower story, the calf, who had been the main instrument in bringing about the cordial relations between the two, raised his head and gazed at them with his good eye.

Standing there with her dishevelled hair, her flushed cheeks, her sparkling eyes and her quaint gown, Ralph thought her the most beautiful creature he had ever gazed upon.

" Miss Panney, who had reseated herself, gazed earnestly at the floor.

If this is good enough for you and Miriam, isn't it good enough for Miss Panney?" As Ralph gazed into the blue eyes that were raised to his, it was impossible for him to think of anything for which their owner was not good enough.

" Aurora gazed at him very tenderly, and then, with a gay laugh, she shook off her wig and let her curls fall about her shoulders.

Sometimes, indeed, Spinello would observe that when he gazed in rapture, rather than in passion, upon the face of Beatrice, a certain something, like a ray of light, or a spark of fire fallen upon an altar, would penetrate his soul, and kindle a sudden and fierce pain; but it usually passed quickly away, and was forgotten.

A simple frame had been prepared for it, and for a few moments Anna gazed on the picture, and with a love for the buried stranger, looked for the last time into the deep dark eyes which beamed on the canvass.

" Kitty gazed at her left-hand neighbour with surprise, but I could feel that maiden bashfulness induced her to press less closely to my side than she had done the minute before.

He gazed at me for an instant wildly; he sprang from his chair; he clasped me in his arms.

We had passed a day without food; my child appeared dying; my wife said nothing, but she gazed upon her dear boy, and shook her head with an expression that wrung me to the soul.

"We're far beyond the most northerly sea that has ever yet been reached," remarked Captain Guy to Fred and Singleton, as he leaned on the weather bulwarks, and gazed wistfully over the fields of ice in which they were embedded.

The Mexican youth gazed at him wonderingly.

The lean man brushed a cloud of smoke away and gazed at them with indifference.

He gazed with astonishment at the piano.

" He frowned and gazed into the distances.