Letter

 1 Introd  |         But perhaps he sees with eyes a bit dirty, like that learned
 2 Introd  |          book: ‘IT IS YOU, WHOSE EYES ARE DIRTY.’”~We have spoken
 3 Introd  |         is not his heart but his eyes, supplemented by the other
 4 Introd  |       and threw pebbles into his eyes to scatter the swarming
 5 Introd  |  besprinkled her lashes, and her eyes were beginning to disappear
 6 Introd  |           the web in the woman’s eyes “as if spiders had spun
 7 Introd  |       spite of your great Sphinx eyes, you have seen the world
 8 XVI     |        see with somewhat unclean eyes, like this learned botanist
 9 XVI     |        IS BECAUSE YOU HAVE DIRTY EYES.~I suppose that a man of
10 XXIV    | impression like two points in my eyes.” HUSBAND: “That is called
11 XXVII   |  DAUGHTER,” two tears came in my eyes. It was hard to go away,
12 XXXVIII |        something else than one’s eyes, and to think with something
13 XLII    |       what presents itself to my eyes when I awaken is the planet;
14 XLIV    |       what they represent in the eyes of one’s soul, and not at
15 LX      |          he followed me with his eyes. When he thought that I
16 LXXI    |          by Hortense, Having his eyes fixed on the clock, And
17 LXXVI   |        you on your beautiful big eyes. Maurice embraces you also.
18 LXXXVI  |     Aurore, more spiritual, with eyes of velvet and fire, talking
19 XCIII   |     Cadio; but it is late and my eyes are smarting.~So, thank
20 CVI     |        then she stops; her great eyes stare, she says: MY FATHER?
21 CVI     |   unconsciously. She looks in my eyes to see if I am sad or anxious;
22 CVII    |       dog made tears come to his eyes. He did his surgical operations
23 CLVIII  |         will be placed under the eyes of the LADY and will teach
24 CLXXVI  |        my mother, when I turn my eyes toward her, takes away all
25 CLXXXVI |  insurrection in Paris is, to my eyes, a very clear and almost
26 CLXXXIX |        clearly to be seen in the eyes of the passers-by.~And the
27 CXCII   |          I would like to keep my eyes pure from that stain. Ah!
28 CXCV    |       spite of your great Sphinx eyes, you have seen the world
29 CXCVI   |          but with such beautiful eyes that they can never be ugly.~
30 CXCVII  |        who do not see through my eyes, are none the less dear
31 CXCVII  |         of overturning under the eyes of the enemy the column
32 CCXXXIII|      travelling find favor in my eyes, provided they are a part
33 CCLXIX  |      produce, has no value in my eyes unless it can profit her.
34 CCLXXIV |          into the wings with his eyes wet, I felt myself a criminal
35 CCLXXXV |      that I regard with maternal eyes: for it is a childhood and
36 CCXC    |          Pare Monceau under your eyes where you are walking, I
37 CCCI    |           but I cannot change my eyes! As for my “lack of convictions,”