She discovered that he was the person in the original of the minature which he daguerreotypist had shown her in the garden.
Colonel Pyncheon
looked
he looked blankly at me when i asked him the question
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No. Delicious is an adjective. looked is the helping verb.
Colonel Pyncheon
He saw the leg of Jaffrey Pyncheon
Phoebe is surprised to see Jeffrey Pyncheon because he bears a striking resemblance to her deceased father, which evokes a mix of emotions and memories for her. This uncanny similarity stirs curiosity and intrigue, leading her to ponder the connections between their families. Additionally, Jeffrey's demeanor and situation add layers of complexity to her initial impression, making her more interested in his story.
he ether may not see it as bullying or he may have acted surprised to look like he didnt know what you were talking about but he probably did
Johnny showed you an old mirror, and when you looked at it, you were surprised by your reflection and had to look again.
She is true but she isn't a Guitar player I mean she can play the guitar but she is a violinist. i looked her up and it came to be that she is a violinist. I was surprised but that is who she is. :)
In the book "The House of the Seven Gables" by Nathaniel Hawthorne, the butcher sees the ghostly figure of Colonel Pyncheon through the curtain. The sight of the ghost startles him and adds to the eerie atmosphere of the novel.
No, 'had looked' is a verb phrase, a group of words for the past tense 'action' of a subject.Examples:Jack had looked at all the newest video games.Jill had looked all over the house for her missing keys.Mr. Miller had looked so surprised when I told him that I had broken his window.Ms. Miller had looked up her old school friends as soon as she had returned to town.A pronoun is a word that takes the place of a noun in a sentence. Examples:Jack had looked at all the newest video games. He chose one to purchase.Jill had looked all over the house for her missing keys.
Yes. http://jpoptrash.nihon-fr.com/chirurgiens/chirurgiens.htm I was PRETTY SURPRISED how she looked before (avant) than now (after - après), and sure you will be too, watch out ;-)
Not necessarily. He could have thought you were someone else. But then again he may have thought you were hot.
Despite the "all-clear," they had been attacked. He was also surprised by the huge amount of damage caused by the bomb.
When she was at the door, he was seeing her for the first time, so he did not know what she looked like. He was surprised because she was so tiny and so skinny, barely taller than him.