" "You sent him off?" said Barbara, and her eyes sparkled.

Her skin had gone very white, but her eyes sparkled and her hands were clenched.

The story was moving and Barbara's eyes sparkled.

Her conversation sparkled with wit and repartee.

" That brought an added flush to the color in Laura Bentley's face, and her eyes sparkled her gratitude, for Dick Prescott, now at West Point with his chum, Greg Holmes, had been her High School sweetheart, and doubtless was to become her Army sweetheart after he had made sure of his career.

Her eyes were dark and very bright; the bird-like shallow vivacity of childhood still sparkled in them.

It was still an early hour, for the morning dew sparkled in the deeper recesses of the grand old forest, and the moisture of dawn yet lingered on the air.

" The whole demeanor of the landlord underwent an immediate change, his eyes no longer sparkled with delight at thought of the golden guineas, and he would sooner have handled a red-hot toasting-fork than have touched one of them.

Her eyes sparkled like dark jewels as she spoke; her cheeks burned like red twin roses.

In the azure cup of the sunlit sky it sparkled like golden wine, and, like wine, it thrilled and strengthened.

And one delicious morning in early June, when the dew sparkled on the poison ivy and the air was vibrant with the soft monotone of mosquitoes and the public road exhaled a delicate aroma of crude oil, Drusilla and Flavilla, laden with sketching-blocks, color-boxes, camp-stools, white umbrellas and bonbons, descended to the great hall, on sketching bent.

The sunlight fell on the maid's coquettish cap and apron, and sparkled upon the buckle of one dainty shoe.

Something sparkled out there, something moved, glittering on a half-submerged rock.

Lady Mary's eyes sparkled at the thought of providing entertainment for many young soldiers, wounded or otherwise.

Her blue eyes sparkled.

Their cloaks sparkled white in starlight until he was not sure but they might be starbeams, and not Forest People at all.

But soon the Forest Children pressed their faces against the panes to watch for Helma, and as the minutes passed breath-clouds formed there, spreading and deepening until the glass sparkled no more.

" A hot flush had risen in Avery's face and her eyes sparkled, but she restrained herself.

O the light of life that sparkled In those bright and bounteous eyes!

Oft have I gaz'd with rapt delight, Upon those eyes that sparkled bright, Emitting beams of joy and light!

The sunshine flashed on streams, Sparkled on leaves, and laughed on fields and woods.

The minute globules into which the spent column was diffused when falling sparkled like a shower of diamonds, and around every shadow produced by the column of steam hiding the sun was the halo so often represented in paintings as encircling the head of the Savior We unhesitatingly agreed that this was the greatest wonder of our trip.

" "O father, dear father, why pass they away, The dew drops that sparkled at dawning of day, That glittered like stars in the light of the moon; Oh, why are the dew drops dissolving so soon?

Achilles Tatius wrote that the beauty of Leucippe's countenance "might vie with the flowers of the meadow; the narcissus was resplendent in her general complexion, the rose blushed upon her cheek, the dark hue of the violet sparkled in her eyes, her ringlets curled more closely than do the clusters of the ivyher face, therefore, was a reflex of the meadows.

So they marched away across the sunlit pasture, where blackbirds walked among the cattle, and the dew sparkled in tinted drops of fire.