Plot-a-trip; your trip at a glance.

Parliamentary law at a glance.

His smile faded a little, as she murmured, with her glance going past him: "Then I am free?

She wondered how much he guessed, and she saw his keen eyes probe her with a glance.

As for giving her freedom, nothing under Heaven could persuade me to it!" Chapter Twenty-four The Ultimate Sacrifice She stared at him, as the blow fell, and then her glance turned slowly to Caroline who had uttered a sharp cry and sunk into a chair.

Chapter Twenty-five Unhappy Freedom Once out in the street Caroline had cast one glance of terror over her shoulder at the towering facade of the house of John Mark, then she fled, as fast as her feet would carry her, straight across the street and up the steps of the rooming house and frantically up the stairs, a panic behind her.

She had given Tommy a shy, rapturous glance.

She might, however, give him a patient, reproachful glance instead, and it had the irritating effect of making him feel that perhaps he was under life-size, instead of over it.

Let us glance, therefore, at the findings of hypnotism and kindred phenomena.

He is reported to have said of his manner of composing, "I can see the whole of it in my mind at a single glance ... in which way I do not hear it in my imagination at all as successionthe way it comes laterbut all at once, as it were.

Charity here, contemplating This trio of lads in a row, Might turn from the slums of the City, From "Nobody's Children" might spare One glance of true practical pity, One hour of considerate care.

Pale HELEN steps out upon the battlements and turns to FLAUBERT her appealing glance, and CELLINI paces with Madame DE SEVIGNÉ through the eternal shadows of unrevealed realism.

With a loud creaking of hinges she turned her head, summed up the situation at a glance and, casting off half-a-dozen decades "like raiment laid apart," sprang for the side-walk with the agility of an infant gazelle.

" He shot one scared glance, at me, then, picking up the skirts of his dressing-gown, scampered off down the road as fast as his ammunition boots would let him, never looking back.

They noted my arrival with an unpleasant curiosity, which in turn aroused my curiosity, for it took but a glance to convince me that my burly keepers were typical attendants of the brute-force type.

He cast a swift glance up the road as he did so, and Miss Drewitt's cheek flamed with sudden wrath as she saw Mr. Edward Tredgold hastening towards them.

He stole another glance at his niece and resolved to risk it.

The captain favoured him with an inscrutable glance.

" Mr. Chalk permitted himself one brief wondering glance in the speaker's direction, and then gazed out of window.

"Yes, dear," said Mrs. Chalk, with a threatening glance at her husband.

" "They won't eat her," said Mrs. Chalk, with a passing glance at the scanty proportions of her friend, "not while you're about.

"Stobell was a bit rough just now," said Tredgold, with another warning glance at Brisket, "but he didn't like being shipwrecked.

About the edges of the great windows in the chamber the light began to peep as if loath to cast one disturbing glance athwart the room.

So Constance began to picture Cedric standing before her, his face flushed as she remembered it to be, his eyelids that he knew so well how to lower, then raise ever so slightly, sending forth from beneath an amorous glance that made her tremble with a sweet thrill of pleasure.

Constance was ever throwing herself in his path, but he deigned not a glance her way.