"'Cause he hez sent his Sperit inter my heart, an' poor black Pompey can look up inter de shinin of his face an' say 'my Father,' 'cause I'se hidden away in his Son.

But the Colonel didn't look up till the Boy got quite near, chanting in his tuneless voice: "'Grasshoppah sett'n on a swee' p'tater vine, Swee' p'tater vine, swee' p'tater vine'" "What's the matter, hey, Colonel?

" Again he said, "Faults in a superior man are like eclipses of the sun or moon: when he is guilty of a trespass men all see it; and when he is himself again, all look up to him.

" The girl flashed a swift, sweet look up at him.

" "I could wish," said Grace, venturing to look up, "to resemble your sister Emily in the latter.

From this strictly utilitarian point of view he had often admired her hair, (had this Black-bird fellow), as she passed to and fro among her flowers, or paused to look up at him and listen to his song, or even sometimes to speak to him in her sweet, low voice.

How bravely and cheerily most eyes look up!

And besides, look up there in the mow!

She felt as high as a hill, although she had to look up at him so far.

He is just tall enough to rest his chin upon one's knee and look up with all his soul into one's eyes.

I think this calamity of the mortgage, and the danger I run of dying without a roof to cover my head, may be all traced up to that one act of disobedience, I have been a mother myselfmay say I am a mother now, for my grand-daughter is as dear to me as was her blessed motherand it is when we look down, rather than when we look up, as it might be, that we get to understand the true virtue of this commandment.

Now they look up cheerfully when they meet him, and a visit to their homes is esteemed a favor.

The way in which we are to look up to God, The Holy Spirit must teach us; what is our duty to God The Holy Spirit must teach us.

Miss Lavinia did not look up for a moment, and when she did she found Martin's eyes fastened on her face, and in them a strange enlightenment that shook her like an electric bolt, as he arose and stood before her, saying: "You need never be old.

"Oh, George! where are your eyes!" cried his brother; "look up there; don't you see the little mud and twig cabins at the very top of the tree!

Confer not with flesh and blood; look up to heaven, and see how thou likest it; also to hell, and accordingly devote thyself.

He would have advanced slowly, and only after much delay would have ventured to stand before the great masters, and to look up eye to eye at the spirit of the Louvre.

Besides, a populace who know that they mast be governed, prefer generally, if they must submit to some control, to yield their submission to some one master spirit whom they can look up to as a great and acknowledged superior.

3. Because if men should adopt peaceable methods women will no longer look up to them.

Then may these rocks, that girdle us, extend Their giant walls impenetrably round, And this sequestered happy vale alone Look up to heaven, and be my paradise!

Loved ones may pass away, friends may fail, neighbours may come and go; but here in the quiet old garden, the dear flower faces that look up to cheer are the same that have given heart and comfort to generations so remote that they lie half-forgotten beneath gray, crumbling stones with quaint time-dimmed inscriptions.

Until things look up a bit.

It is pleasant to lie on one's back in a bed of rhododendrons, and look up to a mountain top peering at one from above a bank of cloud; but it is pleasantest when one has qualified oneself for repose by climbing the peak the day before and becoming familiar with its terrors and its beauties.

Mary Magdalene and another look up to the crucified Saviour, and more in front a woman kneels wrapped up in a cloak, and hides her face.

As for me, I felt at ease now, so I went and laid my hand on the back of his chair and made him look up.