She turned on me quickly with a flash of her old fire.
Toward the end of the dinner Le Mire suddenly became silent and remained for some minutes lost in thought; then, suddenly, she turned to the bundle of gold lace at her side with a question: "Where is Guayaquil?
She turned to us: "Well, I'd rather eat that than those other nasty things.
She turned away, hobbled, clacking, a few paces, and stood again.
With a smile she left me at the door of my room, but as she turned I read anxiety on her beautiful face.
She turned to me quickly, saying with one of her sweetest smiles, "Can you climb?
She turned away, took a few steps with the gait of a Hecate, fell, covered afresh with her spots, and fled at a long, stretching gallop.
With an expression of pain, mortification, and anger unutterable, she turned from me and stood silent.
As the door closed he yawned voluptuously, chest out, shoulders wriggling, and turned cynically to his wife.
You can't hate them properly, and yet their standardized minds are the enemy.
She turned into a side street of shabby houses, with rows of ash-barrels behind bent area railings.
She turned to her kindred soul and looked at him gently, almost wistfully.
She turned abruptly to her kindred soul, who stood listening with a mien of wonder and dismay.
She turned instinctively to look out of the window, which was uncurtained, but Mary immediately recalled her.
The message from her father surprised Katharine, and the others caught from her look, as she turned to go, a vague sense of apprehension.
She turned to Denham for confirmation, and he corroborated her.
She rose as she spoke, and as she turned to leave the room, she laid her hand, with a curiously caressing gesture, upon Rodney's shoulder.
There was a loose covering of black lace thrown over her head, but once, as she turned, he could see that her hair was red.
It seemed to her that the smile with which, as she turned, she was able to meet her uncle's look, was a product of true heroism.
With inspiration, he drew forth the half-crown which he had been fingering in his pocket, and gave it to the girl as she turned.
She turned a coat belonging to his architect that hung with some of his clothing in Peter Morrison's garage.
Whistle when you are ready, Donald," called Linda as she turned away.
Her lips were closed so tightly they wrinkled curiously as she turned back to the fireplace.
She turned in her hands and leafed through the pages of a most attractive magazine, Everybody's Home.
She turned an exultant flashing face to Donald Whiting.
She turned, half hurriedly, as though to escape his gaze.
She turned to O'Keefe, nor by slightest look or gesture betrayed she knew others were there than he.
He wheeled behind her as she turned, facing the priestess, club upraised, fangs glistening.
She turned to the men in green, who were laughing softly among themselves.
She turned away as a great sound began to swim and tremble in the air; the huge empty space of the church filled with it, and the two people listening filled with it; the universe seemed to fill and thrill with it.
She turned away, going back to the window to draw down the shade.
She turned away, went to the bare little black mantel, and stood leaning upon it.
She turned on me in the most terrible way, and asked me how I dared to come between husband and wife, because divorce or no divorce, whom God hath joined together, and so on.
She did not even look at us for a minute; then she merely glanced up as she turned a page.
Yes," replied Florence, quickly; and as she turned at the door she flashed at Madeline a woman's meaning glance.
When, presently, she turned again to watch Florence, uncertainty ceased in her mind.
She turned to see Helen sliding down a bank with a perplexed and troubled cowboy.
As she turned at the edge of the clearing and looked back up the path over the pine-bushes she saw him step out of the door with his gun in one hand and his axe in the other.
She turned to Floyd, and said, in an earnest undertone, "I am very sorry; but I had an engagement.
The lambent glow of her inscrutable eye as she turned toward me might have been flattering but for my uneasiness in regard to Enriquez.
I see nothing extraordinary in his devotion to an aged relative," returned Miss Mannersley quietly as she turned away, "except that it justifies my respect for his character.
She turned to him graciously: "Flora is already waiting for you in the drawing-room.
She turned to the "odious person" with the same determination.
She turned at once and we made a few paces; not too far to take us out of sight of the hotel door, but very nearly.
Having mastered both her fright and her bitterness, she turned round, sat down and allowed her astonishment to be seen.
And as she turned away, they sparkled through the rich dark waves of hair.
And when we came to hog-pound, she turned upon me suddenly, with the lanthorn she was bearing, and saw that I had the bock by one hand very easily.
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