I've had a good look, Mr. Holmes," said White Mason.
Professor Bhaer was there, and while he arranged his books, I took a good look at him.
Take a good look at it for her sake, and then come and tell me what you have been doing with yourself all this while," said Amy, seating herself, ready for a good talk.
Laurie, opening his sleepy eyes to take a good look, for there was something rather peculiar in the appearance of his neighbors.
Keep a good look-out, Frank, and let the hound go the instant the fox comes out.
The boys walked slowly down the creek, keeping a good look-out for the wounded bird among the reeds along the bank; but they reached the cottage without seeing any signs of him.
Jack had a good look at the vessel through his glass, and then turned to watch the proceedings going on, just as Captain Bradleigh came up to him.
For the first time since we entered those narrow waters, we now got a good look around us.
But the manoeuvre was too late, the lugger coming in between the ship and the brig, just as we began to draw ahead again, leaving him room, and getting a good look at us both.
I could not keep my gaze off the face of this lovely creature, who did not let me get a good look of her dark-blue eyes, however, until I was quite near, when they were naturally turned towards the form that approached.
She wondered too what made him walk, when he might just as well have sat in the cart; the truth was he had chosen that for the purpose that he might have a good look at the little queen in the arm-chair.
Let me have a good look at you, there's not much stubbornness in those eyes," he said fondly.
That sneering young cub got taken down a peg or two on that occasion, and I also seized the opportunity of having a good look at the face of every foremast man as they filed past me to go to the after braces.
It was, as it were, trifling with the terrific character of his whiskers; but my object was to give him an opportunity for a good lookat my cabin.
I don't know whether the steward had told them that I was "queer" only, or downright drunk, but I know the man meant to have a good look at me.
The knowledge of the existence of this island can be of no other importance, than to cause navigators sailing in that route to keep a good look-out, particularly in the night-time, as many straggling rocks lie off the north side.
I concealed myself and took a good look round, but still I could see no sign of the enemy.
There, from behind some bushes, I had a good lookat what was going on upon the road.
I have always been a judge of a horse, and I had a good look at these ones, but I could not see that there was much to be said for them.
Meanwhile, as she had rounded-to on the same tack as ourselves, evidently with the intention of taking a good look at us before approaching too near, we held on as we were going, taking no notice whatever of her.
When the sun had declined to within a few minutes of his setting, I shinned up the mast and took a good look round; but there was nothing in sight.
I want to follow the Master's plan, and ask you to take a good look at His "Follow Me" road.
He was looking so intently at the things that he couldn't get the use of his eyes for a good look at the Man.
He didn't get a good look at the Man he asked his question of.
As soon as I had got the spinnaker set, I took the glass and had a good look at the boat we had beaten off.
But seein' is believin'; and we've had a good look at him, and no mistake.
We had had an opportunity to take a good look at the frigate as she wore round, and we had made her out to be a vessel of thirty-six guns.
We now had an opportunity to take a good look at our prizes, and it needed no second glance to assure us that both were perfectly superb examples of the shipbuilder's art.
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