Chapter

 1 I  |          of his massive head. His eyes were heavy with sleep, but
 2 I  |          the balcony railing, his eyes fixed, his head resting
 3 I  |         few moments she dried her eyes, declared that she would
 4 I  |          although they kept their eyes fixed upon each other.~“
 5 I  | maledictions of the prophets. His eyes flamed, his voice shook,
 6 I  |          delicate neck, her large eyes, or a fleeting smile upon
 7 I  |            He leaned forward, his eyes kindled, his breath quickened.
 8 II |        bearded face, in which his eyes glowed like burning coals,
 9 II |           Pharisees lowered their eyes hypocritically. The Sadducees
10 III|           opening wide his little eyes, gave a forced, buffoon-like
11 III|           snub noses, great round eyes, and their countenances
12 III|         for an instant, while all eyes were turned upon her.~Through
13 III|         embrace. With half-closed eyes and quivering form, she
14 III|       into loud acclamations. All eyes were fixed on Salome, who
15 III|         black as jet, her glowing eyes had an almost terrible radiance;
16 III|          Samaritans, covered with eyes and brandishing a great