alooking

“I be thinking that mayhaps we better be alooking into these native deeds.”

Tai-Pan Clavell, James 1966

Guess I've seen a panther, and I ought to know how his eyes look in the dark -- just like you've seen the old cat alooking at you to home, when you went into a dark room.

The Boy Scouts on Sturgeon Island or Marooned Among the Game-fish Poachers Herbert Carter

Unity could overhear, “I see a young woman alooking out of window, who I think may accost me.

Life's Little Ironies 2006

His daughter’s at home, sitting alooking at the fire.

Our Mutual Friend 2004

“Now, Tai-Pan,” Scragger had said uncomfortably, forcing a laugh, “that not be the way of alooking at ’is invitation like.

Tai-Pan Clavell, James 1966

"Yes," added Davy, quickly, "if they're alooking around for chances to gobble us up, one by one, first it'd be Bumpus, then our scout-master, and then another of the bunch, till we all got caught.

The Boy Scouts on Sturgeon Island or Marooned Among the Game-fish Poachers Herbert Carter

Unity could overhear, “I see a young woman alooking out of window, who I think may accost me.

A Few Crusted Characters 1891

I just see'd that chap with the tall hat alooking at it suspicious. "

Allan and the Holy Flower Henry Rider Haggard 1890

'"My dear Milly -- my coming wife, as I may call' ee, "says Tony in his modest way, and not so loud that Unity could overhear," I see a young woman alooking out of window, who I think may accost me.

Life's Little Ironies Thomas Hardy 1884