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Meanings of natured eye in English
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Usage of natured eye in English
1
Gelsomina took courage at his good- natured eye and frank manner.
2
Nevertheless, she had become French enough to look at me with a dubious, albeit a good- natured eye.
3
But it was a good- natured eye.
4
He was a noisy, boisterous, reckless lad, whose good- natured eye contradicted the bluntness and bullying tenor of his speech.
5
She was attracted by the twinkle in his good- natured eyes.
6
He had a large flat nose and grave, good- natured eyes.
7
At Eighth Avenue stood "Bunco Harry," with his dyed mustache and shiny, good- natured eyes.
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You've got good- natured eyes and a nice nose.
9
And in his good- natured eyes I read:
10
I wondered where, with those looks, those alert good- natured eyes and hair the gold of illuminations, she would end.
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His red-brown face had grown a shade less red-brown, and his grey, whimsical, good- natured eyes looked suddenly hard as rock.
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She has the most lively dark good- natured eyes I ever saw-GoodGod, Hamilton, are you going to run me through?
13
They were young men, rather blond, with smooth faces, good- natured eyes and mouths; they were well dressed-one ,thehandsomer, notably so.
14
"A love-letter, I suppose," said I, answering the twinkle of the driver's good- natured eye.
15
"That was excessively kind of you," said the big woman, and looked at Maurice with shrewd, good- natured eyes.