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Meanings of mirthful eyes in English

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Usage of mirthful eyes in English
1
Ida could scarcely disguise her pleasure, and with mirthful eyes she said:
A Face Illumined
2
She saw again the kind yet mirthful eyes that beamed encouragingly upon her.
A Young Girl's Wooing
3
Nev, meeting Penelope's mirthful eyes across the table, had to smother a smile.
In for a penny
4
He looked into her mirthful eyes and lovely face.
A Young Girl's Wooing
5
Tom rattled on, at the same time looking affectionate admiration out of his mirthful eyes.
Philip Winwood / A Sketch of the Domestic History of an American...
6
She turned grey, mirthful eyes on his.
The Window-Gazer
7
So presently she came out of her muff and asked me, with mirthful eyes, for whom I took her.
Uncle Max
8
Bee demanded, looking at him with mirthful eyes, a glance which so moved him that he could not face it.
The Puritans
9
The young man with trim-pointed beard and mirthful eyes, who stood in the driveway, had just dismounted from a shining buggy.
Jewel: A Chapter in Her Life
10
He thanked them with his mirthful eyes, faced around in his seat and, staring straight ahead, was soon lost in day dreams.
The Pride of Palomar
11
"It's too early for the 'Hussar,'" said he, scanning the fresh beardless face with its clear mirthful eyes.
M. or N. "Similia similibus curantur."
12
"It was so kind of them to leave the coach," said Miss Cantire faintly, as she took her handkerchief from her wet and mirthful eyes.
Trent's Trust, and Other Stories
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Mirthful eyes across language varieties
United Kingdom
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