But presently a new wave of memory seemed to have come and swept the other away; he turned his eyes from the letter to the door, and after looking uneasily, as if striving to see something his eyes were too dim for, he said, "The little wench."
Her father's eyes were still turned uneasily toward the door when she entered and met the strange, yearning, helpless look that had been seeking her in vain.
"People up garret!" said Legree,
uneasily, but forcing a laugh; "who are they, Cassy?"
"I saw the Pavlograd hussars attack there, your excellency," chimed in Zherkov, looking
uneasily around.
Even Sheeta, the panther, crouched for a spring at the edge of the little clearing, moved uneasily as the mighty voice sent its weird cry reverberating through the jungle.
Even Numa, the lion, would have hesitated to have attacked an equal number of the great bulls of the tribe of Kerchak, and now, a half mile away, hearing the sounds of the terrific battle, the king of beasts rose uneasily from his midday slumber and slunk off farther into the jungle.
Her eyes moved uneasily from object to object in the room, betraying plainly that she suspected what my purpose was in coming to speak to her.
She moved uneasily in her chair, then looked in my face on a sudden very earnestly.
On the ground by the creek Jesse Bentley moved
uneasily about.
He had a practical mind and moved
uneasily amid the abstract; but he found an unexpected fascination in listening to metaphysical disquisitions; they made him breathless; it was a little like watching a tight-rope dancer doing perilous feats over an abyss; but it was very exciting.
"I have come for my brains," remarked the Scarecrow, a little
uneasily.
She slept lightly and
uneasily, the sleep of a bird; a mere nothing waked her.
Hearing this condition imposed by the Nome King, Ozma became silent and thoughtful, and all her friends looked at her
uneasily.
The way Rodney Dangerfield shifts
uneasily on Carson's chair, crossing and uncrossing his legs and fixing his tie twice a minute?
We want Stephen's executioners to sleep
uneasily in their beds and fear the sound of the opening prison door.