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 1 I  |         to be exploited with his eyes open. Treacherous or~kind
 2 II |       position with tears in his eyes.~Yes, he shed tears, he
 3 II |      thick, heavy hand, and lynx eyes that never light up;~his
 4 II |        sound, had no mote in his eyes,~no false hair, no artificial
 5 III|        hair, eyebrows idem, blue eyes, forehead neither high nor
 6 III|     effect of fair hair and blue eyes in the soft,~voluptuous
 7 IV |          of the~corners of their eyes, as well-taught kittens
 8 IV |      have~been gazing after your eyes are shut, a picture grown
 9 IV |         as a Nuremberg doll; her eyes were~lively and bright;
10 IV |         lean and red-haired, his~eyes were the color of Spanish
11 V  | Ferdinand!' When the poor girl's eyes fell on that two-~footed
12 V  |       had purposely and~with his eyes open invested his five millions