To note the shadows cast upon the retina by opaque matters in the vitreous humor (popularly known as floating specks, or gossamer threads), look through a small pin-hole in a card at a bright light covered by a ground-glass shade.

Jervis and I can carry out these investigations without saying anything to Bellingham; my learned brother will look through the register of burialsnot forgetting the cremationsin the metropolitan area, and I will take the other matter in hand.

" He gave her a shrewd look through his glasses.

If civilisation means anything at all it means the increasing ability of men to look through material possessions, through clothing, through differences of speech and colour of skin, and to see the genuine man that abides within each of us.

And all the time I did look through the bushes very fixedly into the eyes of the giants; and lo, their eyes did shine red and green, like to the eyes of animals.

Mars has two, and Jupiter has four, but we can see them only when we look through a telescope." replied Frank.

Any works which should fall in your way respecting the Jews since the destruction of the Temple, I should of course be glad to look through.

When the ten minutes is up you all come an' take a look through that window.

An old poet says, "Go far and go sparing; For you'll find it certain, The poorer and the baser you appear, The more you'll look through still.

If I look through a microscope I see a different object from the one perceived with the naked eye.

" They took him quietly up stairs then and let him look through the periscope.

There is no jealousy likewise with those who have rejected it from a confirmed persuasion that it infests the mind, and that it is useless to watch a wife, and that to do so serves only to incite her, and that therefore it is better to shut the eyes, and not even to look through the key-hole, lest any thing should be discovered.

But we need not speak of poets alone (though we have done so at present to expose the miserable pretensions of Mr. Coleridge), but look through all the bright ranks of men distinguished by mental power, in whatever department of human science.

Before he knocked at the gate he thought it proper to look through the window.

The mould of each mortal type is broken at the grave; and never, never, though you look through all the faces on earth, shall the exact form you mourn ever meet your eyes again!

And to hold up a silk handkerchief and to look through it, you would see the four quarters of the moon; I was often told that.

We shall find it much easier to look through a couple of glasses that squint for us.

SEE Gamsey, C. E. GUTERMAN, CHRISTIANE GRAUTOFF TOLLER. Look through the bars.

They were not in the crow's-nest, but close beside it, and Pete made them look through the spy-glass.

The visitor then proceeds to look through them, and takes what he chooses, and hands the rest back.

I look through the profound darkness.

Of all the people in this world, they look through the rubbish of our imperfections, and see in us the divine ideal of our natures, love in us not perhaps the men we are, but the angels we may be in the evolution of the "sweet by and by," like the mother of St. Augustine, who, even while he was wild and reckless, beheld him standing clothed in white a ministering priest at the right hand of God.

Dey say da place was hanted, an if you look through de winder any dark night you could see a man in dere spinnin de plate.

How can I?" "Why thusas you look through a pair of spectacles.

You will easily understand, if you only imagine to yourself, that with uncertain copying I have to look through each part separatelyfor this branch has already decreased here in proportion as tuning has been taken up.