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Updated: May 2, 2025
You are a slave, wince as you may at the word; and, be assured, a slave of many masters; a downward-looking drudge, from morning till night serving for sorry wage. Then again, you are a backward pupil: Servitude was not the nurse of your childhood; you are getting on in years when she takes you in hand; accordingly, you will do her little credit, and give little satisfaction to your lord.
Then Ursula arrived. She was surprised, unpleasantly so, to see Hermione, of whom she had heard nothing for some time. 'It is a surprise to see you, she said. 'Yes, said Hermione 'I've been away at Aix 'Oh, for your health? 'Yes. The two women looked at each other. Ursula resented Hermione's long, grave, downward-looking face.
Moreover, the peculiar position of his eye renders this creature not so terrible as he would otherwise be to the hunter. Owing to the stiff structure of the neck, and the sunken, downward-looking eyeball, the buffalo cannot, without an effort, see beyond the direct line of vision presented to the habitual carriage of his head.
It can suck all right. You might tell Colin about it. He looks after the sick lambs." She got up and stood looking down at the lamb tucked in its blanket, while Jerrold looked at her. When she looked down Anne's face was divinely tender, as if all the love in the world was in her heart. He loved to agony that tender, downward-looking face.
This, round which some stood, gazing curiously, while others strewed fresh sand about it, or after long downward-looking glanced up to answer the question of a person at a window? Death; and over death death in its most cruel aspect a cloud of buzzing, whirling flies, and the smell, never to be forgotten, of much spilled blood.
But thou knowest, madame, that a woman of her kind, so soft and silent and downward-looking, is more than a match for any demon; sure to live full easily and to die a fat saint." "Have done with this," said Klussman behind the dwarf, who turned her grotesque beak and explained, "I am but telling the story of the Island of Demons to Madame Klussman."
Moreover, the peculiar position of his eye renders this creature not so terrible as he would otherwise be to the hunter. Owing to the stiff structure of the neck, and the sunken, downward-looking eyeball, the buffalo cannot, without an effort, see beyond the direct line of vision presented to the habitual carriage of his head.
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