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“Mr Eames?” said Sir Raffle speaking with a peculiarly harsh voice, and looking at the culprit through a pair of goldrimmed glasses, which he perched for the occasion upon his big nose.

The Small House at Allington 2004

On the lower shelf five vertical breakfast plates, six horizontal breakfast saucers on which rested inverted breakfast cups, a moustachecup, uninverted, and saucer of Crown Derby, four white goldrimmed eggcups, an open shammy purse displaying coins, mostly copper, and a phial of aromatic (violet) comfits.

Ulysses 2003

They found an ambu bag, a pair of goldrimmed glasses, spent M-79, M-16, and. 30-caliber carbine ammo casings, and part of a flak jacket.

Roe, Jerry L. 1968

They found an ambu bag, a pair of goldrimmed glasses, spent M-79, M-16, and. 30-caliber carbine ammo casings, and part of a flak jacket.

Brown, Harry W. 1968

They found an ambu bag, a pair of goldrimmed glasses, spent M-79, M-16, and. 30-caliber carbine ammo casings, and part of a flak jacket.

Gunn, Alan W. 1968

They found an ambu bag, a pair of goldrimmed glasses, spent M-79, M - 16, and. 30-caliber carbine ammo casings, and part of a flak jacket.

Groth, Wade L. 1968

He adjusted a pair of goldrimmed spectacles, quickly found the improvement in his vision unpleasant, and rumbled, "What did it cost the taxpayers?"

Greener Than You Think Ward Moore 1940

On the lower shelf five vertical breakfast plates, six horizontal breakfast saucers on which rested inverted breakfast cups, a moustachecup, uninverted, and saucer of Crown Derby, four white goldrimmed eggcups, an open shammy purse displaying coins, mostly copper, and a phial of aromatic (violet) comfits.

Ulysses James Joyce 1911

A tall man with shrewd blue eyes twinkling behind goldrimmed glasses came out and stood in the pleasant warmth of the sun.

The Lookout Man B. M. Bower 1905

Fifty years old, this short, stumpy figure - with his small, stern mouth, Mr Punch chin and an eagle eye that glared piercingly through a goldrimmed monocle - seemed at first an unlikely candidate for the job.

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