Amidst the uproar, which did not cease, little Princess Rosemonde rose enthusiastically to get a better view.
The voice was that of Pierre, who, letting Santobono climb into the carriage alone, had in his turn come round to the rear of the house in order to obtain a better view of the ruined aqueduct among the parasol pines.
Marie, who was quietly fastening her dress, smiled at his glee and brought him nearer, in order that he might have a better view of the toy.
A mob of inquisitive people had already scaled it in part, like sight-seers waiting for a display of fireworks; and they were all raising themselves on tiptoe, and craning their necks to get a better view.
He found a small opening, or tunnel, which I had cut through the foliage in order to get a better view.
Now he is in a small open space, where the bush is cut away, so as to afford a better view.
He changed his place a few times, but only to get a better view.
Then, of a sudden, catching a better view perhaps of the solitary figure above them, the mob became silent.
Sam left Thorpe and the detective and wormed his way nearer the shore, to a position where he could obtain a better view of the cabin.
You don't really think as I chose th' other summer-house because it had a better view?
With the moon behind their backs, they had a better view of it than before; but this, though enabling them to perceive that it was some strange quadruped, did not in any way improve their opinion of it.
From its summit they would have a better view of the country beyond; and perhaps discover a place suitable for an encampment; perhaps some timber might then come into view, from which they would be able to obtain a few sticks.
By the time they had finished this operation, the mist had become sensibly thinner; and the moon, suddenly emerging from under a cloud, enabled them to obtain a better view of the shore upon which they had set foot.
Approaching cautiously he soon obtained a better view of the shore just below the slope.
He felt safer now, and could obtain a better view of the Post and its surroundings.
At once a half-smothered cry of astonishment escaped his lips, and pushing aside the man nearest him, he put his face close to the hole to obtain a better view.
He sat bolt upright that he might obtain a better view of the skins hanging around him.
From these people the actors collected what money they could, while those who were better able to pay were accommodated on the platform above the stables, which commanded a better view of the play.
In order to get a better view we mounted the adjoining hill, from which we could see a portion of the rising town of Barrow-in-Furness.
And also if you ask why, when through the glass I got a better view of the poor devil about to be strung, I felt kind towards him, you have me speechless again.
The boys climbed a big tree to obtain a better view of the proceedings of the ruffians, as they still called them, though they had reduced themselves to something like an organization.
The Adjutant had ridden forward a little ways to where he could get a better view.
Si's gun was already cocked, and he bent his head {35}forward eagerly, to get a better view.
I turned over upon my knees, and seizing the huge blade, bent it down before me, so as to obtain a better view of its surface.
I had purposely drawn my horse some distance from the walls, so that I might command a better view.
I sprang to my saddle to get a better view, and gazed over the tops of the trees.
The boy was about to raise himself for a better view, when, from the water, a sound came to his ears.
A little to his left, a projecting block of rock a few feet below offered a chance for a better view.
If he had gone down there and through the woods and over the rocks to the water, he could have got no better view of the open lake,--and Hugh had been in haste.
He began to pull apart and bend back the little trees to get a better view of the old stump.
Her imprecation caused a stir among the idlers, who pressed forward to learn what was the matter and to obtain a better view.
The spectators devoured it with their eyes, pressing against the soldiers in the hope of getting a better view.
Both of them were desirous of understanding the situation, and they went upon the upper deck in order to obtain a better view of the other vessels.
From there he had gone to the hurricane deck, in order to obtain a better view.
They are getting out a boat, sir," said Don, who had gone to the hurricane deck to obtain a better view.
Karl and I trudged on for some miles to a little `kop,' where we hoped to get a better view round.
We now take a peep round, and get a better view by stooping low down, the underwood and branches not being so thickly leaved close to the ground.
The snake was very artful, and waited quite quietly until I stooped a little to get a better view, when he darted out his head, making a sort of lunge at me; he opened his tremendous jaws as he came, and then suddenly drew back.
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