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Meanings of reproachful eyes in English

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Usage of reproachful eyes in English
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Then looking up at him with sorrowful and reproachful eyes, she said:
Welsh Fairy Tales
2
No reproachful eyes and unhappy faces were there to damp his ardor.
Scottish sketches
3
It isn't my fault, he added in answer to her reproachful eyes.
The Divine Fire
4
She glances at the round table, and meets their hostess's reproachful eyes.
The sealed letter
5
But you didn't want that.' She turned reproachful eyes on her husband.
Self's punishment
6
And whenever she turned the reproachful eyes seemed to confront her.
Marguerite Verne; Or, Scenes from Canadian Life
7
In his loneliness, he seemed to be gazing into reproachful eyes.
The Inside of the Cup — Volume 01
8
She linked her soft little hands in his, raised reproachful eyes.
The Heart of Rachael
9
He seemed ever to be looking at her with reproachful eyes.
Mrs. Day's Daughters
10
She snatched her hand away, and flashed upon him reproachful eyes.
John Halifax, Gentleman
11
Mrs. Ennis sighed ruefully and looked at Burnaby with large, humorously reproachful eyes.
The Best Short Stories of 1921, and the Yearbook of the American...
12
Misery choked violently, and looked with reproachful eyes at his mistress.
The Lost Despatch
13
He moved away, startled and injured, looking at his playfellow with reproachful eyes.
Understood Betsy
14
Christ on Calvary looked down at her with his wounded, suffering, reproachful eyes.
Carrie
15
These appeared to watch him rather uncomfortably, as with three supplicating and reproachful eyes.
The Far Horizon
16
Simply a pair of reproachful eyes, a pale protesting face.
Robert Elsmere
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