Chapter

 1 I  |        Rosemilly was fair, with blue eyes, a mass of light waving
 2 I  |    level sea, spread out like a blue sheet, vast and sheeny and
 3 I  | distinguish nothing—nothing but blue, with a coloured halo round
 4 III|       soft look out of black or blue eyes, seem the one thing
 5 III|       She opened those covetous blue eyes of hers very wide.~“
 6 III|         goggle gold eyes, their blue or red bellies, their fantastic
 7 III|         rested on him clear and blue, far-seeing and hard. And
 8 IV |         and luminous, of a pale blue, freshly swept by the sea-breeze.~
 9 V  |       And he went out.~It was a blue day without a breath of
10 VI |       great triangle of silvery blue water could be seen in the
11 VI |       the wide, fair horizon of blue water streaked and shot