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 1 II  |          to balls, where her keen eyes criticised the~celebrities
 2 II  |        were of marble. A father's eyes are slow to be~unsealed,
 3 III | dissolving view in~his daughter's eyes; that it was time she should
 4 III |        But he suddenly lifted his eyes to heaven, and seemed to
 5 IV  |         distinctly.~ ~At this all eyes were turned to the head
 6 IV  |          a painting of genre. Her eyes, after wandering over the
 7 IV  |    fastidious Emilie~seen a man's eyes shaded by such long, curled
 8 IV  |        the~direction in which his eyes were fixed, and discovered
 9 V   |           had drawn over his gray eyes, the Comte de~Kergarouet
10 V   |     features.~The girl's piercing eyes were fixed in a sort of
11 VI  |    inexhaustible eloquence of her eyes and attitudes.~Whether it
12 VI  |           be well born, her black eyes sparkled, and she danced
13 VII |          Maximilien allowed their eyes to say so much that~they
14 VII |     suddenly fallen~on him. Their eyes met and flashed implacable
15 VIII|      clasped his hands, fixed his eyes on the ceiling, and~began
16 VIII|         Neapolitan duchess, whose eyes shot lightning flashes,