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Meanings of dangerous gleam in English

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Usage of dangerous gleam in English
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He stood looking at her, a dangerous gleam in his black eyes.
A Terrible Secret: A Novel
2
Stuart faced the little dark man with a dangerous gleam in his eye.
The Root of Evil
3
She waited on Mrs. G. Manville Smith, a dangerous gleam in her eye.
Fanny Herself
4
Garth swung suddenly round, a dull, dangerous gleam in his eyes.
The Hermit of Far End
5
Ethel's colour was suddenly high and her brown eyes had a dangerous gleam.
His Second Wife
6
There was a dangerous gleam in his eye as he said: Now see here.
Swirling Waters
7
Hannibal again sent Mr. Fox baffled away, but with a dangerous gleam in his eyes.
What Can She Do?
8
Tears wet his eyes, giving them a dangerous gleam.
Cry to heaven
9
But the deepest and most dangerous gleam of all was in the eyes of Henry Ware.
The Forest Runners: A Story of the Great War Trail in Early Kent...
10
There was a dangerous gleam in his eyes.
The Grey Wig: Stories and Novelettes
11
A dangerous gleam came into Sidney Prale's eyes.
The Brand of Silence: A Detective Story
12
His lips twitched with suppressed passion, and a dangerous gleam shone a moment in his dark eyes.
By Reef and Palm
13
She looked at him and saw him watching her with a dangerous gleam in his fiery eyes.
Runemarks
14
A nervous tremor made Freya's voice sharp and cutting, and her eyes took on a dangerous gleam.
Mare Nostrum (Our Sea): A Novel
15
Arch drew himself up proudly, a fiery red on his cheek, a dangerous gleam in his dark eye.
The Fatal Glove
16
He wheeled and faced me, and his eye which had looked simply sullen shot a fierce and dangerous gleam.
The Old Stone House and Other Stories
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