Lines Matching refs:eyes

444 criminal you are uttering libel in the eyes of the law -- and
547  gone hard with me. But I read suspicion in his eyes. Please
558 traitor, he may have read the accusation in the other's eyes."
697 'is' -- 'There is'" -- Holmes's eyes were gleaming with excitement,
734 and deep-set, lustrous eyes spoke no less clearly of the keen
887 "Sun in your eyes and his face in the shadow?"
909 The inspector's eyes grew abstracted. "Hadn't we better --"
1100 Sherlock Holmes's eyes glistened, his pale cheeks took a
1227 grizzling moustache, peculiarly keen gray eyes, and a wiry,
1300 masterful black eyes which might, even without the aid of his
1930 missing no word that was said, with his keen eyes darting to
2034 Barker of whom I had heard. His masterful eyes travelled quickly
2351 could reflect in any way upon this lady's honour" -- his eyes
2403 appealing eyes travelled from one to the other of us with a
2634 hedge. On the other side of this hedge, concealed from the eyes of
2641 eyes lit upon Mrs. Douglas and the man Barker before they were
2644 of grief had passed away from her. Her eyes shone with the joy
2748 He sat with his mouth full of toast and his eyes sparkling with
3472 resolute, clean-shaved face and his menacing eyes.
3599 bold gray eyes, a strong, short-clipped, grizzled moustache, a
3885 humorous gray eyes which twinkle inquiringly from time to time
4023 on yourself to ask such things?" His gray eyes gleamed with
4197 piquant contrast of a pair of beautiful dark eyes with which she
4213 her eyes dropped in confusion before this masterful visitor.
4270 he had set eyes upon her beauty and her grace. He was no
4296 ending in this dreary valley, and Ettie listened, her dark eyes
4333 sinister in his eyes.
4556 fierce, domineering eyes and a curved hawk-bill of a nose looked
4583 "Aren't you?" The man's savage eyes were blazing with
4631 your life. I read it in his horrible eyes. What chance have you
4692 and his eyes were of a strange dead black, which, combined with
4700 eyes, deep and remorseless, were turned upon a man that he
4709 stranger's bold gray eyes looked back fearlessly through their
4764 with those disquieting eyes. For a couple of minutes he sat in
4816 McGinty opened his eyes. He was not used to being answered
4840 McGinty glanced his eyes over the account of the shooting of
5096 glass and had turned to go, when his eyes fell upon the face of
5175 turning their eyes. McGinty sat at the head with a flat black
5274 eyes, pressing upon them so that it appeared as if he could not
5357 malevolent eyes. "Who will volunteer for the job?"
5655 Ted Baldwin looked at McMurdo with eyes which showed that
6185 lips and brooding eyes as the men filed out of the dock. One of
6344 look in those dark, hungry eyes of his when they fall on me!"
6482 As he came forward his eyes fell upon the group, silent and
6515 with his own eyes, and it appeared less funny than he had been
6547 eyes told of sleeplessness and drink. He and his two comrades
6584 operations with his brooding and malicious eyes, had devised a
6929 The dancing Irish deviltry had gone from her lover's eyes. She
7357 hard mouths and remorseless eyes. There was not a man in the
7436 His eyes shone with a fierce excitement behind his spectacles.
7458 him there with the stern blue eyes of Captain Marvin of the Mine
7485 unappeasable hatred in their eyes. He read the relentless threat.
7691 "No, I don't say that," said Holmes, and his eyes seemed to be looking far
7695 We all sat in silence for some minutes, while those fateful eyes still