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 1        0, Life |       in his old age, when his eyes were dim, was induced by
 2        0, Life |        have never seen with my eyes, or heard with my ears,
 3        0, Life |        which I saw with my own eyes and heard with my own ears."~ ~
 4        I, XVIII|     sight of all to the girl’s eyes, which were immediately
 5        I, XXVII|     flesh is no offence in the eyes of Almighty God? For when
 6       II, I    |       robe and a diadem. I was eyes to the blind, and feet was
 7       II, I    |     desire; or have caused the eyes of the widow to fail; or
 8       II, X    |      the heavens.' And again, 'Eyes have they, but they see
 9       II, XVII |       memory, keep before your eyes that love of his doctrine,
10      III, II   |     sanctity and honour in the eyes of all men to that place;
11      III, XVI  |     said to have lifted up his eyes and hands to heaven, and
12      III, XIX  |        Upon which, casting his eyes downward, he saw, as it
13      III, XXII | majesty and invisible to human eyes, almighty, eternal, the
14      III, XXIX |    Gentiles; to open the blind eyes, to bring out the prisoner
15       IV, IX   |        and opened her lips and eyes, and looking up to heaven,
16       IV, X    |        a sudden dimness in her eyes, and as the malady increased
17       IV, XIX  |     some of infirmities of the eyes, who, praying with their
18       IV, XIX  |       pain or dimness in their eyes. So they washed the virgin’
19       IV, XXIII|    this world, and opening her eyes, as she thought, she saw
20        V, XII  |         and with their flaming eyes and the noisome fire which
21        V, XII  |       darkness, and casting my eyes hither and thither if haply
22        V, XIII |       it for certain before my eyes." "What is that?" said the
23        V, XIV  |      death, there he fixed the eyes of his mind, that he might
24        V, XIX  |        sat up, and opening his eyes, saw round about him a company