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To an unaccustomed eye it seemed the work of two days at least.
2
To the unaccustomed eye there is no visible outlet.
3
The absence of a tender gives the engine a peculiar, bob-tailed appearance to the unaccustomed eye.
4
Nevertheless they look odd to an unaccustomed eye.
5
To the unaccustomed eye the horses seem as close to each other as a swarm of bees.
6
To an unaccustomed eye from below he might have been a part of nature's freaks among the sand rocks.
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The landscape confirmed it: hills of bright green rising up all around them, a lovely distraction to her unaccustomed eye.
8
The varying illusions they present to the unaccustomed eye as it grows dark, are quite astonishing in their number and reality.
9
The prairie about us was so unsettled, so lacking in trees that there were practically no landmarks for the unaccustomed eye to follow.
10
To Aggie's not altogether unaccustomed eye, it seemed he might have had more than was good for him in the way of refreshment.
11
The dresses worn by herself, as well as by her husband or her brother, would not be less astonishing to the unaccustomed eye.
12
The commonest wild-flowers on her path were wonderful to her unaccustomed eyes.
13
To unaccustomed eyes this would have been a fearful sight.
14
It looked pretty ugly, even to Stephen Burns's unaccustomed eyes.
15
But it was to my unaccustomed eyes totally and fatally lacking in grace and beauty.
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To unaccustomed eyes the first sight of passion is always terrifying and is usually repellent.