eyeglass

Seager writes about being threatened by a patient with a shank carved out of an eyeglass stem.

Seton, smoking one of the inevitable cheroots, watched him, tapping his teeth with the rim of his eyeglass.

His interlocutor began, with a shake of the eyeglass, to shift and sidle again, as if distinctly excited by the subject.

Verinder helped himself to a sandwich, ogling Moya the while with his eyeglass.

"We mustn't put it too baldly," observed Southend, dangling his eyeglass.

Mr. O'Royster adjusted his eyeglass and looked with a sort of serene curiosity at the man.