As they walked through West Ninth Street she noted that there was more of a physical change in him than she had seen at first glance.
As the soup came, in walked Susan--calm and self-possessed, Etta saw at first glance.
And already she, who had loved this mighty offspring of the sea and the sky at first glance, saw and felt another magic--the magic of the peopled solitude.
At first glance it looked, if such a thing were possible, as if more people had been squeezed into the building than on the previous occasion.
On entering the library, he found himself face to face with a middle-aged individual, who at first glance resembled a sporting parson.
They were countrified looking and rather awkward, I thought at first glance, which was the only one I took, as I at once left Mr. Trowbridge to talk with the newcomers and went away.
They seem a worthless pile of rocks at first glance, but when one recalls that Paris draws its supply of flagstones for its sidewalks from these granite protuberances their mission is seen to be an economic one.
As a waterway of the rank of the deep-sea canals of Holland, the Tancarville Canal looks, at first glance, wofully inefficient; but its almost constant use precludes any doubt as to its value.
Any unusual attraction detected in a first glance is a sufficient apology for a second,--not a prolonged and impertinent stare, but an appreciating homage of the eyes, such as a stranger may inoffensively yield to a passing image.
Of all the new-comers during my whole year he was the only one whom the first glance fixed in my memory, but there he is now, at this moment, just as he caught my eye on the morning of his entrance.
At first glanceit was nothing but another town, like any one of thousands of English towns.
Out of a clear blue sky Freddy Farmer had popped up with something else that didn't make sense at first glance.
You tell me something about war that isn't screwy at first glance," Dave grunted as they turned the corner into Cort Street.
At first glanceit would appear that he is the key to the situation.
That he was much agitated could be seen at first glance.
Tall, lithe, handsome, and irreproachably turned out, from the curl of his dainty moustache to his superbly shod feet, he appeared at first glance to be a typical boulevardier.
The study was furnished throughout in mahogany upholstered in light-green leather, a combination of colors at first glance a trifle disconcerting, but which, when viewed in connection with the walls and draperies, was quite harmonious.
VII A first glance, at such close quarters, would have told the least instructed stranger that he was in the presence of two clashing civilizations, both tenacious, one powerful.
At first glance and at a little distance, she had thought the young woman perfectly beautiful, perhaps the most beautiful creature she had ever seen--even more glorious than Saidee.
They must be thus, viewed from the front, and therefore, at first glance, they had not been really unfamiliar to him.
He recognized her at first glance; the stone model of her was splendidly striking in every detail, even to her gait; involuntarily he designated this as "lente festinans.
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