binocle

Picking up a binocle, which lay on the table, he turned to look toward Mt.

Binocle, bin′o-kl, n. a telescope through which an object can be viewed with both eyes at the same time.—adj.

"I knew that you would receive it," replied Gronski, blinking with his ailing eyes and searching for his binocle, "I was already informed of it by Pani Otocka, who from the beginning insisted that Miss Anney ought to answer you, and in the end prevailed upon her."

Something seems to attract his gaze, for he holds the binocle steadily toward the south.

Here he plants his binocle on his nose, leans back and stares at me.