eyeglass

Mr. Cuthbert dropped his eyeglass, and rose from his chair, startled.

I was introduced to the most attractive of the ladies and enlisted her services on my behalf over the eyeglass.

A carefully clothed young man, with an eyeglass and a wavering gait, walked slowly out of Euston Station.

He had taken one of the unmounted photographs from between its two bits of cardboard and was holding it up before his eyeglass.

His eyes were not hidden now; they needed no eyeglass to prop them open; large with fury, they started from the livid mask.

Ferré pushed back the bandage, and, fixing his eyeglass, looked the soldiers straight in the face.

I had grown a beard, and an increasing shortness of sight had forced me to the use of an eyeglass.

I went in with Mr. Hodgkinson, who is contesting this Division; he is quite young and wears an eyeglass, which he keeps dropping.

He had an eyeglass in his eye, which he let drop every now and then, putting it up when he wanted to look at anybody.

He put up his eyeglass and looked at her, but she stood perfectly still and straight.