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Darcy, released from Mr. Wynnstay, threw herself with glee on to her longed-for prey, the young and interesting-looking rector.
Whilst Lord Colambre, to comfort himself for his disappointment, was fixing his eyes upon Miss Nugent's name, written by her own hand, in the first leaf of the book, the door opened, and the figure of an interesting-looking lady, in deep mourning, appeared appeared for one moment, and retired.
Though I had given him a broad hint but the fellow understands nothing but his IOU's he fell to introducing of course: she is a most interesting-looking creature, I acknowledge, my boy, if she were not a Jewess. I thought she would have sunk into the earth when she heard my name.
In the meantime an inquisitive youngster, left to his own devices by his mother who was also in line before the ticket-office window, was creeping about the floor in search of diversion. After being foiled in various directions, his sharp eyes caught sight of the suit-case and interesting-looking box. Without an instant's hesitation he scrambled thither.
"But this young Captain Faircloth, of whom you speak," she presently said, her mind taking one of its many inconsequent skippits "who so providentially came to the dearest child's assistance could he, I wonder, be the same really very interesting-looking young man I met in the drive, just now, when I came here?"
Emilie was an intelligent, interesting-looking girl, and appeared much attached to her brother, by whose side she sat, trying to support him in as comfortable a position as could be arranged in the stern-sheets.
The observer frequently catches sight of an interesting-looking bird, only to see it disappear among the foliage before he has had time even to identify it. Its crested head is black. Its back is a beautiful French grey, its wings are black and white with a bar of the peculiar shade of blue which is characteristic of the jay family and so rarely seen in nature or art.
"Come, Miss Simmons, do play for us now, that's a good soul!" "Indeed you must excuse me!" But no excuse would be taken. And in spite of protestations, she was forced to take a seat at the piano. "Well, since I must, I suppose I must. What will you have." "Give us 'Bonny Doon' it is so sweet and melancholy," said an interesting-looking young man.
Harry remarked the reception the fisherman and his son met with from the interesting-looking child, and he never forgot those bright blue eyes and the animated expression of that lovely countenance. Summoned by his brother, he now hastened to assure his mother of his safety.
She made all these detailed observations in the second before blond Raymond Bonner, handsomer but less interesting-looking than the stranger, came out of the Post Office, crying: "Hello, girls! What's up? joined the circus?" This bantering tone, these words, were disconcerting.
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