At the very first party he went to, he came face to face with the judge who had tried him.
It was Saton who had suddenly turned the corner, and whose expression had certainly darkened for a moment as he came face to face with the two.
Presently he came face to face with Lois, walking with Vandermere.
The Count stopped for a moment to inquire for letters at the chief porter's bureau, and as we turned away we came face to face with Lord Langerdale.
When I came face to face with him he was breathing fast as though he had been running.
He pointed with his stick, and it was just at this moment that Louis, rounding the corner from a distant part of the room, came face to face with them.
I had sworn since a certain day in the autumn of last year that the first time I came face to face with that man, whether it was in the daytime or the nighttime, in a friend's house or on the street, I would punish him.
As he walked and pondered he came faceto face with a Youth of striking appearance.
He came face to face with his most intimate friend, Andrew Wilmore.
One morning, at the corner of Clarges Street and Curzon Street, about three weeks after his visit to the Opera, he came face to face with Sir Timothy Brast.
On his way back towards the Sheridan, he came face to face with Margaret Hilditch, issuing from the doors of one of the great steamship companies.
At the corner of Green Park, he came face to face with the woman who for the last few months had scarcely been out of his thoughts.
In my own mind I had to acknowledge as much, though I wondered what his attitude would be when hecame face to face with that stronger man, Bardolph Just.
I got into my accustomed window, in those gayer clothes I affected in my brief holidays, and I came face to face with the old man in my room.
A weak old man like this wouldn't stand much chance when he came face to face with a strong man armed with that stick.
I had begun to convince myself that nothing could, when suddenly I came face to face with the consequences of a possible marriage between Nick and Mademoiselle Antoinette.
And so I came face to face with another smile, behind a spying-glass,--a smile so cynical and unpleasant withal that my own was smothered.
The chief stepped over the washboard onto the handsome turkey-red cushions on the seats, and thus he came face to face with me.
Throwing open the library door, he came face to face with Mr. Seccombe and Mr. Tregonning, two or three shadowy figures bringing up the rear.
He came face to face with Dorothy at a bend in the road.
Then I went into the plantation, and as I was getting over a hedge I came face to face with the squire.
He came face to face with his father ten minutes later, and stared at him in surprise.
Just as the Colonel's orderly was crossing the hall of the headquarters building hecame face to face with Broussard, headed straight for Colonel Fortescue's office.
As she and Broussard met in the sunny hall, brimming with the morning light, Anita walked down the stairs and came face to face with Broussard and Mrs. Lawrence.
With Illustrations in Color and from Pen Drawings by Edmund Frederick [Frontispiece: Anita walked down the stairs and came face to face with Broussard and Mrs. Lawrence.
Under the glare of a street lamp he came face to face with Colonel Fortescue.
On the landing above I came face to face with Moggs, standing outside a door, and looking at me with a scared white face.
For in the first place, if I came face to face with him I must confess that I had lied, and that the girl had been in that other house even while he visited it.
But as I was going on eagerly to turn the corner of a wall round which she had gone, I came face to face with her; she was turning back, and so had met me.
At the gate, having given some instructions to a very stout young coloured woman who, I took it, was her maid, about a basket of flower roots in the cart, she turned round suddenly and we came face to face with the gate between us.
The doctoress appeared just as we had risen from breakfast, and Heda, turning round, came faceto face with her.
Well, Lisa, at last, came faceto face with Jacques Haret.
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