I shall never forget the look of his face as he regarded my sorry figure.
As long as I live I shall never forget the morning we started on our journey across the Blue Wall.
I shall never forget the look of horrified amazement that overspread my uncle's face as he chanced to look backward.
I shall never forget the look of surprise,—no, it was wonder,—that came into his eyes when I flatly refused to take this interest.
I shall never forget the look of joy that came into his eyes when he saw me pick them up, nor shall I ever forget the look he gave me when I threw them down and put my fingers to my ears to shut out the sound of his moans.
I shall never forget the look of despair that—" "I know," she interrupted.
I shall never forget the sight of Nort, head in air, marching over to the pile of extras, grandly handing two of them to our customer, and then walking triumphantly across the room and delivering the dime to Anthy.
I shall never forget the sight of Nort as he slowly rose to a sitting position and looked me over--especially the smile of him and the gleam in his eyes.
I shall never forget the look of puzzled wonder and chagrin in Nort's face as he turned away.
I shall never forget the thrill of love, delight, and apprehension, which I felt at gazing upon her.
Oh, I shall never forget the pangs of my mind, when I was transferred from the glories and delights of the royal palace to the arms of the doctor, and to a residence among physic and gallipots!
I shall never forget the kindness of the reception nor the sympathy of our hostess.
Oh, I shall never forget the joys of those hours in the hay-barn, nor the music of that secret tin whistle!
I shall never forget the sensation of delight I had over this discovery, or of how I walked, tiptoe, along the road in front, studying each of the marvellous adornments.
I shall never forget the phrase he used to describe his own feelings when he had reached this astonishing decision to go out and stop the wrongs of the World.
He turned on me suddenly, and I shall never forget the look on his face, nor the blaze in his eyes: "Then what can you know about working-men?
If I live to be a hundred years old, I shall never forget the sight--at once terrible and absurd--which met my eyes.
Without some such help we could not have kept our footing for a moment, and as long as I live I shall never forget the sensation of leaving my friendly Alpenstock planted in the snow, and of seating myself on that frail sledge.
I shall never forget the appearance of that dreadful banqueting hall.
I shall never forget the look of horror which my poor girl turned upon those five enormous creatures.
I shall never forget the glitter of that arm as it was raised to fire.
There was to be a great mass meeting at the Fifth Regiment Armoury, and I shall never forget the scene as I stood on Hoffman Street with my friend F.
I shall never forget the beauty of the scene that we looked down upon--the tropical flowers and verdure of the rugged island, and the calmly smiling purple waters surrounding it.
I shall never forget the kindly, fatherly glance the old man gave me as he looked down from the top of the coach which was to take him on his way to the home he had so long left.
I shall never forget the dark, dreary, and terrific scene which the ocean presented to my unaccustomed sight.
I shall never forget the appearance of that dauntless man as he sat still and alone in that dark place, prepared by a dire necessity to hurl himself and all with him to a terrible destruction.
I shall never forget the thankfulness of the pilgrims, or the rush they made for the shore.
I shall never forget the expression of dumb, mute, patient pain which most of them wore.
I shall never forget the scene on the housetop, backed as it was by the sublime mountain, a strip of sand between it and us, and on the other three sides was the view over Damascus and beyond the desert.
I shall never forget the magnificence of the lightning and the grandeur of the thunder, which was echoed by the mountains during the storms on the Lake of Como.
I shall never forget the well-meaning feeble villain, stricken down by remorse and impending terror, and the dominative Baron bullying him the while, with words supplied piecemeal by the sufferer.
But I shall never forget the horror of those few waiting seconds; and I should like to ask Mr. Archer how far in his judgment such an occurrence might excuse an actor's momentary absence from pure nature.
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