With which manly admission the young man paused, and allowed the rays of his
eyeglass to play upon Elizabeth in silence.
Sam was taken with a troublesome cough, at once, for the purpose of attracting the gentleman's attention; the gentleman starting at the sound, raised his head and his
eyeglass, and disclosed to view the profound and thoughtful features of Mr.
They seated themselves, and Sir Alfred studied the menu for a moment through his
eyeglass. After the service of the soup they were alone.
But in spite of her watchfulness, there was a moment when she did not see the
eyeglass of the pitiless Amelie turned full upon the drawing from the shelter of a great portfolio.
"Quite startling," "Monstrous," "Most painful to see." The lank man, with the
eyeglass on a broad ribbon, pronounced mincingly the word "Grotesque," whose justness was appreciated by those standing near him.
Sabin raised the horn
eyeglass, which he so seldom used, and contemplated Brott steadily.
A grim smile crumpled up the parchment face, so that one eye was puckered out of sight; the other was propped open by an
eyeglass, which, however, dangled on its string when I appeared.
Also, if I see aright--for it is always twilight in this land of memories--he sticks an
eyeglass in his eye and stumbles over everything.
One looked at me through her tortoise-shell
eyeglass.
Fentolin continued, as he took up the menu and criticised it through his horn-rimmed
eyeglass, "that is what I have been, without a doubt."
Gouvernail was slim enough, but he wasn't very tall nor very cynical; neither did he wear
eyeglasses nor carry his hands in his pockets.
Without saying anything, he took Katharine's letters out of her hand, adjusted his
eyeglasses, and read them through.