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 1 I    |     this part of the~house; his eyes had not yet rested on it.
 2 I    |    green that, but for his good eyes, the young~man could not
 3 I    |        of the room from profane eyes. Now and then the~watcher,
 4 I    |       neighborhood, dropped his~eyes towards the lower regions.
 5 II   |       that flashed in his~black eyes, gloomy and sparkling by
 6 II   |       face, or~the calm look of eyes immortalized long since
 7 II   |      hardly awake, let her~blue eyes wander beyond the neighboring
 8 II   |         field. His little green eyes, that might have been pierced~
 9 IV   |      very rarely~suffered their eyes to wander beyond the walls
10 V    |        of such a life. Her blue eyes would sometimes be raised
11 V    |      jasmine skin, and her blue eyes had lighted in poor Lebas'
12 V    |         made the young people's eyes meet by~sheer need of change
13 V    |       full-fed with poetry; his eyes, satiated with Raphael and
14 VI   |      that moment her frightened eyes fell on the impassioned~
15 VII  |       between the~world and the eyes of a young girl? She was
16 VIII | signature."~ ~Tears rose to the eyes of Joseph Lebas, who tried
17 IX   |        blinked his little green eyes as he looked at the young
18 X    |  direction where her daughter's eyes found attraction.~By the
19 X    |        up. "Do not allow your~ ~eyes to look anywhere but at
20 X    |         trembling, and with red eyes,~was haled before her father
21 X    |        added, with tears~in her eyes: "To sacrifice me to another
22 XII  |      covered the young artist's eyes was so thick that he~thought
23 XII  |    radiance of happiness, their eyes beaming~with love, dressed
24 XIII |       her greatest grace in his eyes,~as her devotion and obedience
25 XIV  |        justified him in his own eyes for his singular~behavior
26 XV   |      consolation, turning their eyes, harnessed with eye-~glasses,
27 XV   |       such~happiness as, in her eyes, was worth a thousand lives
28 XVII |       to Augustine's~astonished eyes, she was approaching so
29 XVIII|       watching her rival, whose eyes seemed to~follow the brilliant
30 XVIII|        wiped~the tears from her eyes, soothing her by a few monosyllables
31 XIX  |         them in their husbands' eyes that in the end they~impressed
32 XX   |        rigid as a rock, and his eyes turned alternately on Augustine,
33 XX   |        found her pale, with red eyes, her hair in disorder, holding~