reproachful
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- He held her from him and looked into her reproachful eyes. Cited from The Long Night, by Stanley Weyman
- The common law of England does not give way to actions for every reproachful word. Cited from Life Of Johnson, Vol. 3,Boswell, ed. Birkbeck Hill
- On they went in silence for ten minutes more, when the lady again took up her reproachful theme. Cited from What Necessity Knows, by Lily Dougall
- He seemed ever to be looking at her with reproachful eyes. Cited from Mrs. Day's Daughters, by Mary E. Mann
- He treated me to a half-angry, half-reproachful look, and turned away his face. Cited from Such is Life, by Tom Collins
- I could not bear to see that poor little cousin of mine, with her big reproachful eyes. Cited from The Governors, by E. Phillips Oppenheim
- I could not realize it when I got your reproachful letter this morning. Cited from On the Edge of the War Zone, by Mildred Aldrich
- Her eyes gave me a reproachful glance and turned away again. Cited from The Morals of Marcus Ordeyne, by W. Locke
- A reproachful word was trembling on her lips, when suddenly he put out his hand. Cited from The Trampling of the Lilies, by Rafael Sabatini #9
- "Mother, really you ought to have given me notice!" said her reproachful son. Cited from Lady Connie, by Mrs. Humphry Ward
- She turned on him a face which was grave if not reproachful. Cited from Marriage a la mode, by Mrs. Humphry Ward
- He saw in the half-darkness that her eyes looked reproachful. Cited from Tenterhooks, by Ada Leverson
- Would it not be better that she should go away and hide herself, where no reproachful eyes could reach her? Cited from St. Nicholas Magazine for Boys and Girls, Vol. 5, May, 1878, No. 7
- He laughed, but said something a little reproachful, upon my continued interest for that gentleman. Cited from The Diary and Letters of Madam D'Arblay Volume 2
- As there were many coming and going, she drew away with a reproachful glance. Cited from A Young Girl's Wooing, by E. P. Roe
- So much he would gladly promise the reproachful wife who had sat up for his coming. Cited from Patsy, by S. R. Crockett
- Her hands dropped from her face and she looked at him in reproachful sadness. Cited from Innocent, by Marie Corelli
- Alice's reproachful look would silence her daughter; she would put an arm about her son. Cited from The Heart of Rachael, Kathleen Norris
- At last he held out his hands to her with that half-reproachful gesture he had often used towards her. Cited from Helbeck of Bannisdale, Vol. II, Mrs. Humphry Ward
- She linked her soft little hands in his, raised reproachful eyes. Cited from The Heart of Rachael, Kathleen Norris
