Why, you got it so fine and dark in here, I can hardly see how well you're lookin', Colonel!"

But it's an interesting bluff, Jack, don't you think?" "Nelly, he's interesting enough to make you blush; by heaven, the hound is lookin' right at you now, Nelly!" He had pressed her suddenly against the wall

Then, as Draxy knelt down by his chair and laid her head on his shoulder, he added more solemnly, "But I'd jest like once to say to ye, Elder, that if ever I get to heaven, I wouldn't ask anythin' more o' the Lord than to let me see Draxy 'n' you a comin' in together, an' lookin' as you looked jest now when ye come in't that gate!" The Elder's Wife.

"Hev ye got any nateral feelin' yourself, Eben Hill, to say that, standin' here an' lookin' at that woman's white hair an' cheeks, 'n' only last Sunday she was 's handsome a pictur's ye ever see, her hair a twinklin' in the sun like a brown beech-tree, an' her cheeks jest like roses?

Look at him now, a workin' his poor little mouth an' lookin' up to her and tryin' not to cry.

the old man had said, "ain't that Crazy Hoss Lode 'bout as good-lookin' a lead as they make 'em?"

KernelI hope dey ain't nuffin de matter, but you's lookin' mightly solemn!

"I been a-lookin' fer it this many a year, an' this here freshet done it.

He's jes goin' 'long home, an' ain' lookin' foh no muss.

When we got there, she told me to wait a minute, and, lookin' around to see that nobody was comin', she slipped off the skirt and the cape she had made and rolled 'em up in a bundle.

"He's right much of a nice lookin' gemman.

De cullud angel, he mighty p'lite, an' he went up an' tuk de hoss, an' when de white angel had got down an' gone in, he went roun' lookin' fur a tree to hitch him to.

I never had a word with him; but I'm lookin' for a few," said Nick.

What can I do for you?" "'Scuse me, suh," she continued, when she had sat down on the edge of a chair, "'scuse me, suh, I 's lookin' for my husban'.

"I 's be'n lookin' fer 'im eber sence," she added simply, as though twenty-five years were but a couple of weeks, "an' I knows he 's be'n lookin' fer me.

"I 's be'n lookin' fer 'im eber sence," she added simply, as though twenty-five years were but a couple of weeks, "an' I knows he 's be'n lookin' fer me.

I went back down de ribber, fer I 'lowed he 'd gone down dere lookin' fer me.

I had felt obligated to swaller a few spoonfuls o' the salted custard when she'd be lookin' my way, an' I felt like ez ef I was pizened, an' so I thess took the painkiller ez a sort o' anecdote.

Lookin' at it from one p'int o' view, she's a sort o' dictionary to him.

How's he lookin'?" "Why, big and grey.

Bard steps back like he'd been hit across the face and stands there lookin' at the mound.

" "We are glad to see you, Andy, dear, but," continued his mother, taking a survey of her son's appearance for the first time, "you're lookin' like a beggar, with your clothes all in rags.

"Well, p'r'aps the folks felt wuss that lost them stylish-lookin' trunks.

Pore devils,' I ses, lookin' at 'em bouncin' along, doin' the pretty to all the nobs, wivout so much as puttin' their toe in the mud.

"Isn't it a curious thing, now, to think that we're all at sea a-eatin', and drinkin', and slaapin'or goin' to slaapjist as if we wor on the land, and the great ocean away down below us there, wid whales, and seals, and walruses, and mermaids, for what I know, a-swimmin' about jist under whare we sit, and maybe lookin' through the ice at us this very minute.