"I wish to Heaven somebody in this joint would remember to keep those front windows shut!" Miss Ida Bell Hassiebrock, at the right of the table, turned her head so that, against the window, her profile, somewhat thin, cut into the gloom.

She turned her head stealthily for a last glimpse of the portico where a laughing girl tossed a ball to a young fellow on the terrace below.

Bob wondered whether Barbara knew, because she turned her head when Harry advanced.

She turned her head, for the sunshine on the water dazzled her eyes, and the port was not attractive.

For God's sake give Emma no more watches; one has turned her head.

" He came over and turned her head around until she faced him.

As he requested in an earnest manner that she would proceed without him, and by no means disappoint her friend, Mrs. Wilson complied; yet, somewhat at a loss to account for his sudden illness, she turned her head to see how the sick man fared, a short time after he had left her, and was not a little surprised to see him talking very composedly with John who had met him on his way to the fields with his gun.

Asking all sorts of questions And roughly told me She turned her head "How like!" I proceeded to dig a hole "Why are you not in the army?" Nebuchadnezzar and the gardener Petrarch and Laura The crouching African fixed her eyes upon him THE VIZIER OF THE TWO-HORNED ALEXANDER

I went over to the house the other day towell, to look out any little thing which I thought you might like to buy at the sale" Ida pressed his hand and turned her head away.

" The girl turned her head slightly; speech and the politely perfunctory smile froze on his lips.

" She turned her head mechanically, and looked at Lennox Tudor with eyes that saw not.

" Hilda impetuously turned her head; their glances met for an instant, in suspicion, challenge, animosity.

Finally, she smiled faintly and turned her head aside, saying: "Then, master, you wish me to leave you?"

The girl half turned her head, looked at him for a second, then without any intimation that she had heard what he said, she turned again toward me and started to cross-examine me upon the amount of damage we had sustained.

The girl turned her head sharply.

She started when she heard him come in, and she turned her head to see who it was that had opened the door.

She turned her head from him wearily.

Aunt Victoria was unexpectedly pleased by the design of the wicker pieces, and bought and bought and bought; till Sylvia turned her head away in bewilderment.

She turned her head and listened.

She turned her head and looked down the river, and he saw her face.

He was scarcely on his legs before she turned her head, saw that he was going, and imperiously beckoned to him.

That at any rate she could not face and she turned her head away from them, looking out through the door into the dark little passage.

She turned her head upon the pillow, clasping her hands tightly over her eyes.

Nera did not move; only she turned her head away to hide her face from him.

Slowly she turned her head to him, paralysed for a moment, it seemed to me, with fear that it was not he.