Charley darling, don't look like that!

" "But we thought you'd like to see what the attic and cellar look like," said Billie.

I just wanted to show you that when we country people really start paying our tithe to the Almighty our missionary and other offerings will make that truckload look like the crumbs from our tables.

You look like a monk.

'You look like a good old man,' she said.

No man would look like that who was going of his own free will to a woman with whom he was in love, that same queer something whispered in my ear.

The two upper black spots look like eyes, eh?

Some of the hills here look like the sand-hills of Egypt, from the layers of sand with which they are covered.

The various colors which the different kinds of vegetables assume in their progress of growth and ripening, make the landscape look like an immense expanse of checkered carpet, exceedingly beautiful to behold.

Have you seen huts with so many outhouses around them that they look like a whole village?

"You don't look like a programmer," Jacky said.

The Church, as it is now equipt, looks more like a Green-house than a Place of Worship: The middle Isle is a very pretty shady Walk, and the Pews look like so many Arbours of each Side of it.

Why, it begins to look like a big summer for me.

Be look like on old possum.

"He don't look like a king.

She had laughed at her own precautions, saying, that in her poverty she had wished to save everything that could be saved, and that she had only intended to make herself look like others in the same class.

"What does it matter," she would ask, with a hateful glance into the glass, "when at best, I look like a water-nymph with hay-fever?"...

Or we might borrow a few hot-bed covers and hang them from the picture moulding, so that the place would look like a real greenhouse.

"Do these Wrens look like our kind and act that way?" asked Nat.

This looked like going too far, to me, and I stepped backI couldn't stand it to see the tar smeared over his face, even if it did look like a map of the devil's wild land, as he kicked and scratched and tried to bite, swearing all the time like a pirate.

But I knew a very rich man of quality in England, who could never be persuaded to keep a servant out of livery; because such servants would be expensive, and apt, in time, to look like gentlemen; whereas the others were ready to submit to the basest offices, and at a cheaper pennyworth might increase his retinue.

Besides, he would look like a different mantwo separate characters.

And he added snappishly, "I'll bet you can't tell yourself how they look like oceans.

In the back yard a clothes-line stretched between a damson and a peach tree, and on it hung forgotten some of Pansy's father's underclothes; but Nature did what she could to make the toiler's raiment look like diamonded banners, flung bravely to the breeze in honor of his new son-in-law.

There were strip-down Fords that tried to look like sixes, and there were six-cylinder cars that labored harder than Fords.