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I called Scowl to me and asked what was the matter.

He came to where Scowl and I sat upon our horses.

Scowls send them off, but a smile brings them around quick enough."

Just then Scowl came to the other side of the wagon to speak to me about something, which took off my attention for the next two minutes.

Though the rope breaks, Scowl misses the pot.

Scowls, catcalls, rude gestures and no few hand-signs against evil.

"Never mind, Baas," said Scowl, "they are two hours' march off by now."

I whispered to Scowl, as he brought me my tot of "squareface."

Scowls were much more common.

"He is gone," said poor Scowl; "that bewitched beast with the split horn has killed him.

Scowls and curses faded into the dusk.

Scowls and Smiles Mourning's court demeanor is a combination of intensity and happiness.

I nodded, and, supporting each other, Scowl and I limped from the place.

Mother Nature also ends up taking Scowl and Batso in as apprentices.

Scowl may refer to:

He then transforms into a dragon and flies off with Scowl and Batso not far behind.

"Well," I said to Scowl, "if they were going to kill us, they would scarcely take the trouble to feed us first.

His face darkened into a scowL "Yes, scowl if you like.

Scowl ran to help me, but his wound--for he was hurt--or his utter exhaustion took effect on him.

He saw that his young friend was trying to keep his face impassive; the result of his effort was something like a sCOWl.

Lord Maliss then grabs Scowl stating that he will do something to keep him occupied while Snow White is being captured.

Upon seeing Lord Maliss return to the castle, Scowl tells Batso that they would better leave.

Next morning I was awakened shortly after sunrise by Scowl, whom I had sent out with another man the night before to look for a lost ox.

Nor was this altogether wonderful, for on entering the place I found Scowl trimming up "the Old Cow's" ear with a pair of blunt nail-scissors.

Out in the city, people scowled when they heard his name.

The woman scowled, as if she had said too much.

She turned her dark face up to him, and scowled.

For a moment he scowled down at his own hands.

He scowled at her as if she should have known the answer.

She scowled at him, then something else took her attention.

She scowled and went by on the far side of the street.

The man came into the room and scowled at them.

She scowled at his back as he left the room.

I scowled at him though he could not see my face.

He looked at the others and tried not to scowl.

She scowled at the idea and looked up find his eyes upon her.

And then he scowls at him when his back is turned.

But when he turned around, she was no longer scowling at him.

The other players scowled at me as I left the table.

The old women looked at him, scowled, and said nothing.

I sat down on the bed and scowled at the door.

Now she scowled at the men who had come to talk about it.

Two paid no attention to him, but one scowled back.

She was sitting up now and scowling down at him.

He'd scowl at her from the back of the Hall.

He walked over to her and scowled a bit more.

He was probably scowling at her, and that thought felt good.

Jim scowled and decided he had better find out what was going on.

The king scowled, but he did not argue the point.