Chapter

1 II |     eyes of the ports—yellow, red, and green, watching the
2 II |      shore or far away—white, red, and green, too. Most of
3 III|      gold eyes, their blue or red bellies, their fantastic
4 IV |  accessible at night, and the red glare of the light on the
5 IV |   round and could discern its red eye dim through the fog.
6 V  | through the morning haze. The red sail of a heavy fishing-bark,
7 IX |      pivot-seats covered with red velvet. It was fit, indeed,