As soon as she had turned
out of the main street, brightly lit and noisy with traffic, he caught her up.
So strange and uncharacteristic was Tom's conduct that people noticed it, and turned to look after him when he passed on; and when he glanced back--as he could not help doing, in spite of his best resistance--and caught that puzzled expression in a person's face, it gave him a sick feeling, and he took himself
out of view as quickly as he could.
The count and Simon galloped
out of the wood and saw on their left a wolf which, softly swaying from side to side, was coming at a quiet lope farther to the left to the very place where they were standing.
"Chuck that cheese slicer
out of the window," he said, "and tell 'em inside that Mr.
And as I looked I suddenly became aware that a face was watching me
out of one of the upper windows.
Poyser in a hard voice, rolling and unrolling her knitting and looking icily
out of the window, as she continued to stand opposite the squire.