A heavy step was heard in the shop, and the inspector, looking through the window, saw Rolfe.

They couldn't expect us to have a man looking through the window or hiding behind the door when the murder was committed.

The mother, looking through the window, followed them with her eyes.

Looking through the window, he saw Bertie, with his team, waiting outside the door.

If I was outdoors I ran in the house, and Jim got on a box and looked through the window.

The candles had been lighted and the travellers paused for a moment to look through the windows.

A star came out and looked at them with astonishment; in a little while the sky was thronged with little stars, all looking through the window at them.

In substance, Mr. Hofer said: "One day about the first of January I was in my cabin looking through the window, and up through the Cinnabar Basin, over the snow-covered mountains.

Well (looking through the window), our gentlemen are coming.

"It was while we were looking through the window, seeking to call the attention of those within for that purpose and no other, that we were attacked and submitted to much unnecessary violence.

I proposed to station myself in the smallest in the dark, so that by looking through the window I could both see and hear him, and yet be unperceived myself.

It was on the trestle-table that Block had afterwards laid out his son's dead body, and some said they had looked through the window at night and seen the father trying to wash the blood-matting out of the boy's yellow hair, and heard him groaning and talking to the lifeless clay as if it could understand.

Lawrence looked through the window at the sky, which gave no promise of clearing.

He looked through the window again, and there he saw that Stepanuich had placed the shovel against the wall, and was warming himself and taking breath a bit.

Parson put the case squarely to the Captain, but I didn't listen much to what he said; I was busy sipping my drink and looking through the window at the fishes swimming to and fro over landlord's turnips.

In due course we got back to billets, and the next morning I fished out my scanty drawing materials from my valise, and sitting at a circular table in one of the rooms at the farm, I did a finished drawing of "Where did that one go," occasionally looking through the window on to a mountain of manure outside for inspiration.

she answered sadly, and her eyes filled with tears, which she did not try to conceal, for looking through the window across the snow-clad field, on which the winter moon was shining, she saw instinctively another grave beside that of her mother.

iswhy he was looking through the window?

It happened, that the Emperor not being able to sleep, was at that time up and walking in his Chamber, when upon looking through the Window he perceived his Daughter tottering under her Burden, and carrying his first Minister across the Snow; which she had no sooner done, but she returned again with the utmost Speed to her own Apartment.

I found him at Islington, in a room which overlooked the high road, amusing himself with looking through the window, which the clouds of dust would not suffer him to open.

" As he turned to the rotund little real estate agent, who came forward to greet us, a look of surprise on his round face, I looked through the window at the woman from whose sight he had dodged.

The door was closed, and when he looked through the window he could see no one inside.

She had turned toward the light and in the dim illumination of the room Nathaniel recognized the beautiful face he had seen at the king's castle the preceding daythe face of the woman who had sent him to find the prophet, who had placed her gentle hand on Marion's head as he had looked through the window.

I purposed to station myself in the smallest in the dark, so that by looking through the window I could both see and hear him, and yet be unperceived myself.

Whenever we stopped at a station the people would come and look through the windows at us, as if we was some sort of a travelling show.