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1 2 |         objects to delight your eyes? Or because you have not
2 3 |  uttered by one to another with eyes askance, and the people
3 5 |       body. He did not turn his eyes aside from any thrusts at
4 10|        affected their faces and eyes, and instantly they went
5 13|        used the vigour of their eyes, they called in to their
6 16|       desires of one's ears and eyes, so as to bring his parents
7 19|        Po-î would not allow his eyes to look on a bad sight,
8 21|         of Tsze-tû must have no eyes.~8. 'Therefore I say, --
9 21| enjoying the same sounds; their eyes agree in recognising the