"Then," said Perry, folding his arms across his breast and scowling, "I'm going to punch this friend of yours' head for him.
When he stopped for breath, he looked down into the scowling face of Farmer Brown's boy, who was hiding behind the old tree trunk.
"Never mind," said Jimmy Skunk, scowling down on the Green Meadows where Reddy Fox was taking a sun bath, "Farmer Brown's boy will get him yet!
Setting his face towards me and the window, his back to the pupils and the room, he gave me a look—such a look as might have licensed me to stand straight up and demand what he meant—a look of scowling distrust.
" said the young lady, scowling, and turning her face to the fire.
Both went at their lessons for half an hour, Jack scowling over his algebra in the sofa corner, while Frank, with his elbows on and his legs round the little stand which held his books, seemed to be having a wrestling-match with Herodotus.
"I suppose," he said, scowling slightly, "that you would much prefer that he should not be the Earl of Dorincourt.
"I have not asked her," answered the Earl, slightly scowling.
I should like some tea, please," said Lydgate, curtly, still scowling and looking markedly at his legs stretched out before him.
Scowling!
On the other hand, if I've been scowling at something else, like this microphone, this wouldn't have bothered you nearly as much.
The shepherd boy has gone home early from the pasture, and men have left their fields to sit on mats under the eaves of their huts, watching the scowling clouds.
I must look into that dark cave, where, through boulders and scowling stones, trickles a tiny stream.
Go and stand amidst their scowling hearts, my child, and let your gentle eyes fall upon them like the forgiving peace of the evening over the strife of the day.
he always added, scowling at his son.
He got downstairs next morning, to be sure, and had his meals as usual, though he ate little and had more, I am afraid, than his usual supply of rum, for he helped himself out of the bar, scowling and blowing through his nose, and no one dared to cross him.
