Her lorgnon seemed to follow his every expression like a searchlight.

The persecuting lorgnon rose again: 'Because they were all bogus!

The man in the palanquin made a small gesture with the lorgnon, hardly a movement.

The fellow regarded me through the lorgnon.

I thought my master, Ionicus, of Cos, might be looking at me, through the lorgnon.

Her aunt's lorgnon was dropped in horrified amazement.

Can't I . . . ' His words faded away as the old lady again raised her lorgnon and gazed at him calmly.

I thought it was Stephen--Miss Norman,' he corrected, catching sight of her lorgnon, 'who was paying them.'

There, now, on the summit, was not only the guard and the other work slave, now kneeling, with her head down to the sand, but the overseer, and a palanquin, with eight bearers, and a man in silken robes, fat and bald, who reclined upon it, holding a short-stemmed lorgnon, in his right hand.