That in the royal mantle, of which you know I have a copy, is the most repeated; but there is another with a longer and leaner face, which has by far the most sensible look.

He did not know what made him look so long and earnestly; an indistinct sorrow, an unconjectured foreboding, passed over his mind, like the shadow of a summer cloud.

" "But it's a long time to look forward to.

There, now, don't look grumpy.

But still most of them mingled some sense of caution with their enjoyment, and warned Eric and Wildney more than once that they must look out, and not take too much that night for fear of being caught.

The head master looked at him for a minute; the boy's glassy eyes, and jocosely stupid appearance, told an unmistakable tale; but Dr. Rowlands only remarked, "Williams, you don't look well.

He looked at Wildney, too, who stood trembling with a look of painful and miserable suspense, and occasionally added his wild word of entreaty, or uttered sobs more powerful still, that seemed to come from the depth of his heart.

"Good God!" he exclaimed, turning pale; "what can be the matter?" "O do let me look," said Eric.

Look; if I get down more towards the right the way's plain enough, and I shall have reached the nest in no time." Again his descended in a different direction, but again he failed.

But the child's head fell back heavily, and his arms hung motionless beside him, and with a shriek, Eric suddenly caught the look of dead fixity in his blue open eyes.

he said angrily, casting at the intruder a look of intense disgust.

He began to look at Montagu's books, and then out of the window.

I will just look and see if there's five pounds in the cricket-box."

It made him very sad, and he stopped to look at the boy from whom he had parted on such friendly terms so short a time before.

But when he got to the end of the playground he could not help stopping to take one more longing, lingering look at the scenes he was leaving for ever.

" "Well, God keep and bless you, sir," said the man, "for you look to need it;" and touching his cap, he watched the boy's painful walk across some fields to the main road.

Mrs. Trevor caught his look.

Look not on the casserole when it is table d'hote, is one of the pet little proverbs in my immediate set.

"Look here, Madge," he exclaimed, "are you really in earnest about taking that blasted position?"

What does he look like?" Dicky fairly shot the questions at me.

" Dicky stared at me a long, long look as if he had just discovered me.

But Dicky laughed down at her, although I knew by the look in his eyes that he was much annoyed.

He was quick enough to fathom my distaste, but he clasped my hand tighter and, bending slightly so that he could look straight into my eyes he said, lazily smiling: "You are the most charming prevaricator I know.

"Now, look here, Daisy, have a little common sense.

But with a woman's intuition I knew that underneath her calm exterior she was noticing and appraising every admiring look she received.