Chapter

 1 9 |      be~dear as mine own two eyes to be. ~Now let me read
 2 10|  gazed on him with wondering eyes, ~my soul, why point to
 3 15| forth from the centre of our eyes and mingle and blend with
 4 43|    in front and behind, hi s eyes are dull, his nostrils distended,
 5 44|  slaves? You yourselves have eyes. Deny then, if you dare,
 6 44|   would have rolled his wild eyes upon you, he would have
 7 47|      am told, a crime in the eyes of the law, and was forbidden
 8 52| others; Thallus distorts his eyes, you distort the truth;
 9 52|      knowledge and with your eyes open, such is the vehemence
10 53|     on whom I have never set eyes save in this court, know
11 54|      not prejudice me in the eyes of a good judge, should
12 57|      If he saw this with his eyes, he saw even further than
13 59|  that should adorn them, his eyes heavy with wine, his lids
14 64|  world, and thrust upon your eyes all the terror that walks
15 72|     special attraction in my eyes. ~
16 76|      how impudently she made eyes at all the young and how
17 76|   cheeks, and her lascivious eyes? Her dowry was borrowed,
18 89|    they are before your very eyes. Please hand the documents
19 99|   this, see how he casts his eyes upon the ground. He had