uplook

Also, at ten years of age, I became a newsboy on the streets of a city, and found myself with a changed uplook.

What Life Means to Me 2010

The change from land to water, from narrow and stony streets to the wide, free outlook and uplook of a great river, the varied life of a crowded ferry-boat and of a busy harbor, the magnetic sympathies of a multitude let loose from toil and perforce at a stand-still for the time, -- all this insures a transition of mind as well as transfer of body.

Lippincott's Magazine, November 1885 Various

Also, at ten years of age, I became a newsboy on the streets of a city, and found myself with a changed uplook.

What Life Means to Me 1910

Also, at ten years of age, I became a newsboy on the streets of a city, and found myself with a changed uplook.

What Life Means to Me 1909

Also, at ten years of age, I became a newsboy on the streets of a city and found myself with a changed uplook.

What Life Means to Me 1906

Introspection, and retrospection were good for the cloister; but the uplook, the outlook and the onlook are alone worthy the modern Christian.

Work Done for Humanity 1906

One vision, specially clear and unreasonable, for he had not even been conscious of noting it, was the face of the youth cleaning the gun; its intent, stolid, yet startled uplook at the kitchen doorway, quickly shifted to the girl carrying the cider jug.

Complete Project Gutenberg John Galsworthy Works John Galsworthy 1900

One vision, specially clear and unreasonable, for he had not even been conscious of noting it, was the face of the youth cleaning the gun; its intent, stolid, yet startled uplook at the kitchen doorway, quickly shifted to the girl carrying the cider jug.

Five Tales John Galsworthy 1900

Also, at ten years of age, I became a newsboy on the streets of a city, and found myself with a changed uplook.

Revolution, and Other Essays Jack London 1896

Any uplook to something beautiful and high and fine above you partakes of the nature of worship.

Our Unitarian Gospel 1879