Chapter

 1 Int |  beautiful shadows encircled his eyes.~He received visitors with
 2 Int |         am clear-sighted. And my eyes say to my heart, Hide yourself,
 3 Int |          by suffering, his large eyes with a distressed expression,
 4 I   |        sun kissed her cheek. Her eyes were an opaque blue, like
 5 I   |          cushions and closed her eyes. The baron looked out with
 6 I   |         looked out with mournful eyes at the monotonous and drenched
 7 II  |      back, her arms crossed, her eyes lost in the profound blue
 8 II  |        smile on her lips and her eyes sparkling with happiness.~
 9 III |      tender shadow over his dark eyes, the whites of which had
10 III |       time, as if by chance, his eyes met those of Jeanne, and
11 III |       whenever they raised their eyes; between them there existed
12 III |         as one.”~She lowered her eyes. Was it a hint? Possibly.
13 III |         and grew pale when their eyes met, and trembled at the
14 III |         greeting; then, with his eyes half closed, his lips moving
15 III |          a serious air and their eyes fixed on the psalter, sang
16 III |       the musician’s little gray eyes disappeared, and the skin
17 III |     implore you!” she raised her eyes to his timidly, and he read
18 IV  |         father, looking into her eyes and still smiling, murmured:~“
19 IV  |        the future, she, with her eyes cast down, looking at the
20 IV  |           and she never took her eyes off the engaged couple.
21 IV  |         maid raised her troubled eyes and replied in her timid
22 IV  |         turned her head, and her eyes were red as if she had been
23 IV  |          deep into one another’s eyes with that gaze in which
24 IV  |          nose, her mouth and her eyes at the same time; and the
25 V   |    Corsican stallions with fiery eyes, thin and unwearying, and
26 V   |          Two tears fell from her eyes. Julien gazed at her in
27 V   |     Jeanne start. She raised her eyes. An immense bird flew away
28 V   |      somewhat out of breath, his eyes on the ground for fear of
29 V   |          woman, with large black eyes, a skin warmed by the sun,
30 V   |          one.”~Jeanne opened her eyes in astonishment. The other
31 VI  |      into her father’s arms, her eyes full of tears, and kissed
32 VI  |       appear so distressing?~Her eyes suddenly fell on her clock.
33 VI  |          her skin tingle and her eyes water. The sun appeared
34 VI  |     slowly becoming faded to her eyes, everything seemed to be
35 VII | Occasionally she would raise her eyes and look out at the gray
36 VII |     servant, her face livid, her eyes haggard, was seated on the
37 VII |      lying still in her bed, her eyes wide open, while the nurse
38 VII |        very weak. She opened her eyes and was not surprised to
39 VII |       she immediately closed her eyes, so as to escape talking
40 VII |        Rosalie.~Jeanne, with her eyes fixed on the maid, said: “
41 VII |    exhausted, lay with wide-open eyes, absorbed in painful reflection.
42 VIII|          with a sad face, dreamy eyes, and lustreless, fair hair,
43 VIII|        in former days. His large eyes, the mirrors of love, had
44 VIII|       till the tears came to her eyes. The baron caught the contagion,
45 IX  |       horribly pale and with his eyes fixed on the comte. She
46 IX  |      each other, as though their eyes were expressing what they
47 IX  |         happy and never took his eyes off her. He said to Jeanne
48 IX  |     false. And tears came to her eyes. One sometimes mourns lost
49 IX  |        blood were congested; her eyes were dim and she could no
50 IX  |         arms, she exclaimed, her eyes still full of tears: “Oh,
51 IX  |          Her face was black, her eyes closed and her breathing,
52 IX  |          handkerchief, wiped his eyes, knelt down, crossed himself,
53 IX  |     creases at the corner of her eyes when she laughed, the big
54 IX  |        longing to look into your eyes, to press my lips to yours,
55 X   |            She raised her candid eyes to his face, and said, hesitating
56 X   |   shocked, and with tears in her eyes exclaimed: “Oh, Monsieur
57 X   |         circles round his sunken eyes.~The old abbé had been appointed
58 X   |          adjured her to open her eyes and understand and lend
59 X   |           Open M. de Fourville’s eyes,” he said abruptly. “It
60 X   |          and bowed without their eyes meeting. They were uneasy
61 X   |         seemed like a flame. His eyes were haggard, rolling as
62 X   |     trees, followed him with her eyes until he was out of sight.
63 XI  |       one another with moistened eyes as the dishes were brought
64 XI  |           Will not you open your eyes at this lesson from Heaven?
65 XI  |        why?~The woman opened her eyes and, seeing Jeanne, she
66 XI  |        the cheeks, her hair, her eyes, the tears falling on her
67 XII |       hair and his mother’s blue eyes. And yet he looked like
68 XII |         them familiarly, and the eyes that looked at them with
69 XII |        dead. Then she opened her eyes and was seized with convulsions
70 XII |        shoes.~Jeanne lowered her eyes so as not to meet his glance,
71 XIII|     Jeanne saw lights before her eyes, flashes of flame, as though
72 XIII|        fired off in front of her eyes. But she had one fixed idea
73 XIII|         and she never closed her eyes that night. If it should
74 XIV |          closed shutters. As her eyes became accustomed to the