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  1  I, 1  |         continued motionless, his eyes lowered.~In the evening,
  2  I, 1  |          round and round with his eyes bandaged, not knowing what
  3  I, 2  |           time to time opened his eyes, his mind grew weary, and,
  4  I, 2  |          with white skin and blue eyes, the forepart of his head
  5  I, 2  |        Her real beauty was in her eyes. Although brown, they seemed
  6  I, 3  |         joyous, opening big naive eyes, then with her eyelids half
  7  I, 3  |       face always rose before his eyes, and a monotone, like the
  8  I, 4  |           together like a pair of eyes, and the tails of which
  9  I, 5  |            Seen thus closely, her eyes looked to him enlarged,
 10  I, 5  |       surface of the eye. His own eyes lost themselves in these
 11  I, 6  |          Emma looked with dazzled eyes at the names of the unknown
 12  I, 6  |       hats with their large clear eyes. Some there were lounging
 13  I, 7  |          over her cardboard, with eyes half-closed the better to
 14  I, 7  |         and not to see before her eyes the eternal garden and the
 15  I, 8  |         painting—a pale brow, two eyes that looked at you, perukes
 16  I, 8  |          drip from his mouth. His eyes were bloodshot, and he wore
 17  I, 8  | stammering, and constantly Emma’s eyes turned involuntarily to
 18  I, 8  |     between two lights. Her black eyes seemed blacker than ever.
 19  I, 8  |      touched and parted; the same eyes falling before you met yours
 20  I, 8  |         in a silver-gilt cup, her eyes half-closed, and the spoon
 21  I, 8  |       down at her; she raised her eyes to his. A torpor seized
 22  I, 8  |          the wall and covered her eyes with her hands.~When she
 23  I, 9  |     little thing, hidden from all eyes, that had occupied many
 24  I, 9  |         bell; it shone before her eyes, even on the labels of her
 25  I, 9  |       close the lids of her weary eyes, and see in the darkness
 26  I, 9  |           glimmered before Emma’s eyes in an atmosphere of vermilion.
 27  I, 9  |       forehead with a tear in his eyes. But she was angered with
 28  I, 9  |         cheeks seemed to push the eyes, always small, up to the
 29  I, 9  |    sailors, she turned despairing eyes upon the solitude of her
 30  I, 9  |         made her husband open his eyes widely.~Would this misery
 31 II, 1  |          like fur caps drawn over eyes, reach down over about a
 32 II, 1  |         his long, wan face, whose eyes were small and the nose
 33 II, 2  |            fixing her large black eyes wide open upon him.~“One
 34 II, 3  |           impertinent look in his eyes. Then she put back the little
 35 II, 3  |             if you would”—and her eyes begged—“a jar of brandy,”
 36 II, 3  |     straight in front of her, her eyes rested on the shoulder of
 37 II, 3  |         to one another? Yet their eyes were full of more serious
 38 II, 5  |          hair, and his large blue eyes, raised to the clouds, seemed
 39 II, 5  |     brilliance of his small black eyes. No one knew what he had
 40 II, 5  |      cheeks red with feeding, his eyes moist with happiness, the
 41 II, 5  |         her black hair, her large eyes, her aquiline nose, her
 42 II, 6  |            She fixed her pleading eyes upon the priest. “Yes,”
 43 II, 6  |     looked up with her large blue eyes, while a small thread of
 44 II, 6  |         he opened his hand; their eyes met again, and he disappeared.~
 45 II, 6  |        druggist with tears in his eyes. “Here is your coat, my
 46 II, 7  |          She could not detach her eyes from the carpet where he
 47 II, 7  |        drawn at the nostrils, her eyes looked at you vaguely. After
 48 II, 7  |        tumult. Seeing his pupil’s eyes staring he drew a long breath;
 49 II, 7  |           wife. Fine teeth, black eyes, a dainty foot, a figure
 50 II, 7  |          resumed, “She really has eyes that pierce one’s heart
 51 II, 8  |           landlady never took her eyes off the “Cafe Francois”
 52 II, 8  |          out of the corner of his eyes.~Her profile was so calm
 53 II, 8  |          the leaves of weeds. Her eyes with their long curved lashes
 54 II, 8  |       most benign appearance. His eyes, very large and covered
 55 II, 8  |          sad pictures, I carry my eyes back to the actual situation
 56 II, 8  |      listened to him with staring eyes. Monsieur Derozerays from
 57 II, 8  |           her. She noticed in his eyes small golden lines radiating
 58 II, 8  |  mechanically she half-closed her eyes the better to breathe it
 59 II, 9  |     steeple. Emma half closed her eyes to pick out her house, and
 60 II, 9  |         to live! I must have your eyes, your voice, your thought!
 61 II, 9  |          the branches dazzled the eyes. Here and there around her,
 62 II, 9  |           her face. Never had her eyes been so large, so black,
 63 II, 9  |           him through half-closed eyes, asked him to call her again
 64 II, 9  |           opening and closing her eyes, while the drops of dew
 65 II, 10 |          cap pulled down over his eyes, trembling lips, and a red
 66 II, 10 |         had constantly before her eyes that imbecile with the game-bag.~
 67 II, 10 |           with impatience; if her eyes could have done it, she
 68 II, 10 |      seemed to them deeper; their eyes that they could hardly see,
 69 II, 11 |     reflecting, rolled his stupid eyes.~“However,” continued the
 70 II, 11 |         through her mind, but her eyes turned again to Charles;
 71 II, 11 |           and thus proving to all eyes by his verve and his capers
 72 II, 11 |           with long beard, sunken eyes, and from time to time turning
 73 II, 11 |      Hippolyte looked at him with eyes full of terror, sobbing—~“
 74 II, 11 |            his hands clasped, his eyes staring. “What a mishap!”
 75 II, 11 |         the burning glance of her eyes like two arrows of fire
 76 II, 11 |        and were passing under her eyes.~There was a sound of steps
 77 II, 12 |        crinoline or the hooks and eyes.~“Why, haven’t you ever
 78 II, 12 |        She clung to Rodolphe. Her eyes, full of tears, flashed
 79 II, 12 |           the branches. Emma, her eyes half closed, breathed in
 80 II, 13 |          the peasant with haggard eyes, while he himself looked
 81 II, 13 |       with terror. She closed her eyes; then she shivered at the
 82 II, 13 |            Then as she opened her eyes on smelling the bottle—~“
 83 II, 13 |          of tears flowed from her eyes and fell slowly upon the
 84 II, 13 |    herself up slowly, shading her eyes with her hand to look. She
 85 II, 14 |     ecclesiastic, with such angry eyes that the druggist was intimidated
 86 II, 15 |           her nerves. She had not eyes enough to look at the costumes,
 87 III, 1 |         the ceiling her beautiful eyes, in which a tear was trembling, “
 88 III, 1 |          out of the corner of his eyes.~It was like the sky when
 89 III, 1 |           be lifted from her blue eyes; her whole face shone. He
 90 III, 1 |          said in a low voice, her eyes half closed—~“Yes, it is
 91 III, 1 |        had escaped from the fixed eyes of each of them. They were
 92 III, 1 |         to beg the consent of her eyes. They fell upon him full
 93 III, 1 |          down on a chair, and his eyes fell upon a blue stained
 94 III, 1 |           aid she filled full her eyes with the splendours of the
 95 III, 1 |           his box cast despairing eyes at the public-houses. He
 96 III, 1 |      opened large wonder-stricken eyes at this sight, so extraordinary
 97 III, 2 |        corner than she closed her eyes, and opened them at the
 98 III, 2 |      contemplated it with staring eyes and open mouth.~“CONJUGAL—
 99 III, 2 |          in his hand, rolling his eyes, choking, tumid, apoplectic.
100 III, 2 |       flowers, and freshening his eyes, red with tears, against
101 III, 2 |     frenzy of joy, and not having eyes enough to gaze upon each
102 III, 2 |        had drawn his hat over his eyes, and, with his hands behind
103 III, 3 |            her hands clasped, her eyes turned towards heaven. At
104 III, 5 |       some surprise, she shut her eyes, but she never lost the
105 III, 5 |         city outspread before her eyes as an enormous capital,
106 III, 5 |          She walked with downcast eyes, close to the walls, and
107 III, 5 |          so sweet comes from your eyes that helps me so much!”~
108 III, 5 |           on the cushions and her eyes wandered over the dazzling
109 III, 5 |        hands hanging down and his eyes wide open, as if enmeshed
110 III, 6 |            up, her large flashing eyes looked at him seriously,
111 III, 6 |     quivering lips, in those wild eyes, in the strain of those
112 III, 6 |           all repassed before her eyes. And Leon suddenly appeared
113 III, 6 |             On this he closed his eyes to reflect, wrote down a
114 III, 6 |         looked up with large, sad eyes and began to cry. Then he
115 III, 6 |           hour trying to open his eyes, to warn him of the abyss
116 III, 6 |          chair, and cast down her eyes.~The others began to eat;
117 III, 6 |         Her head was on fire, her eyes smarted, and her skin was
118 III, 7 |        made, outspread before the eyes of these three men.~Maitre
119 III, 7 |          his face. Then, when her eyes wandered over the chimney-piece
120 III, 7 |       looked out from her burning eyes, and their lids drew close
121 III, 7 |     whilst he rolled his greenish eyes, lolled out his tongue,
122 III, 7 |           that defiled before her eyes gradually diverted Emma
123 III, 7 |       brook; a light shone in his eyes through the glimmering of
124 III, 7 |     remained quite stupefied, his eyes fixed on his fine embroidered
125 III, 7 |          horizon with tear-dimmed eyes, and as it were rejoicing
126 III, 7 |          listening with wide-open eyes, as if he did not understand.
127 III, 7 |      motionless, and with staring eyes, she saw things but vaguely,
128 III, 7 |           in a corner, closed her eyes, and stopped her ears. The
129 III, 7 |          gasped as she turned her eyes about her, while the peasant
130 III, 8 |         charming to see, with her eyes, in which trembled a tear,
131 III, 8 |        very much.”~And fixing her eyes upon an embossed carabine,
132 III, 8 |     Charles, and again closed her eyes.~She was studying herself
133 III, 8 |      teeth chattered, her dilated eyes looked vaguely about her,
134 III, 8 |          with a tenderness in his eyes such as she had never seen.~“
135 III, 8 |       passed his hands across his eyes, and read it over again.~“
136 III, 8 |         room, and half-closed her eyes, dazzled by the candles
137 III, 8 |        the bed.~“Oh, how big your eyes are, mamma! How pale you
138 III, 8 |          upon her breast, had her eyes inordinately wide open,
139 III, 8 |         Pale as a statue and with eyes red as fire, Charles, not
140 III, 8 |           unction. First upon the eyes, that had so coveted all
141 III, 8 |           big tears fell from her eyes. Then she turned away her
142 III, 8 |     protruded from her mouth; her eyes, as they rolled, grew paler,
143 III, 8 |      corpse, her hair undone, her eyes fixed, staring.~“Where the
144 III, 9 |   besprinkled her lashes, and her eyes were beginning to disappear
145 III, 9 |        the scales fall from their eyes. At Fribourg there was a
146 III, 9 |     watched them burn, tiring his eyes against the glare of their
147 III, 10|         She was there; before his eyes, lying on her back in the
148 III, 10|      during the journey wiped his eyes on the sleeves, the dye
149 III, 10|          He put his hand over his eyes, and saw in the horizon
150 III, 11|     half-torn dolls. Then, if his eyes fell upon the workbox, a
151 III, 11|          a sombre fury, fixed his eyes on Rodolphe, who, in something
152 III, 11|        back against the wall, his eyes closed, his mouth open,