Without taking his binocular from his eyes, Trendon began to ruminate aloud.

"Bob!" he called, "bring me the binoculars," for a pair of marine glasses had been found in one of the lockers.

" "Well, you're right, Andy," replied the other, after he had clapped the binoculars to his eyes.

More agitated than any had ever seen him, he stood there at the rail, lips tight, hands clutching the binoculars at his eyes.

He dropped the binoculars.

It was necessary, however, to employ the binoculars in the rather close watch that was kept by the interested aristocrats below.

This horde of rushing cavaliers must have numbered between five and six hundred; and a fine sight they made as the Master got his binoculars on them.

Hardly had the one who gripped the binoculars started to do as he was requested than he gave a cry of mingled relief and satisfaction.

he cried, handing the binoculars over to Andy, who hastily raised them.

We'd better go to their rescue!" CHAPTER XXII AFLOAT ONCE MORE Captain Spark laid aside his binoculars and began shoving the gig down toward the line of surf.

He lent me his binoculars, too, and with them I swept the whole valley toward Lens, where the great French coal mines are, and where the Germans have been under steady fire so long, and have been hanging on by their eyelashes.

Anerley picked up Mortimer's binoculars, and a foam-bespattered horse and a weary koorbash-cracking man came cantering up the centre of the field.

" "Yes, I know, because I did that same," answered Andy, once again raising the binoculars as he twisted his head around.

If you could have seen your own face as you peeked through those glasses" Peggy stuffed the binoculars into her brother's brown hands.

Feeling himself in a kind of impasse regarding Alden, and fearing some telltale expression in his eyes, the Master swung up his binoculars and once more swept the cloud-horizons from northeast to southeast.

Langdon thrust his binoculars in their case and started at a run along the sheep trail.

I took a stalking telescope, but it was useless to my shikari, who always borrowed my wife's binoculars until she lost themor he stole them! 20.

I translated for Miss Stanleigh briefly, while she stood turning over in her hands the twisted and blackened binoculars, which were still warm.