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 1 I    |       gilded teeth and gilded eyes, and tails like a torment
 2 I    |   ceased Hamaguchi's keen old eyes were anxiously turned toward
 3 I    |     ants, and, to his anxious eyes, scarcely faster; for the
 4 I    |    coast-line broadens to the eyes of one approaching it, yet
 5 III  |    the testimony of their own eyes. Few adult calligraphers
 6 III  |  pleasure. The delight of the eyes is for everybody. Not the
 7 IV   |      loss, and much wiping of eyes with many-colored sleeves;
 8 V(1) |      may seem inexplicable to eyes accustomed to elaborated
 9 V    |     the touches which suggest eyes, nose, and mouth, there
10 V    |       incisive nose, deep-set eyes, and a massive jaw, we are
11 V    |   expression through Oriental eyes. I have frequently amused
12 V    |      much like men, and their eyes are so big! . . . Their
13 VI(1)|      robe is used to wipe the eyes as well as to hide the face
14 VII  |     grey, and then, before my eyes, - glided into Nirvana.
15 VII  |     care is taken to open his eyes to certain dangers. Ôsaka
16 VII  | grotesque figure, with gilded eyes starting from their sockets,
17 VII  |       making beauty for their eyes. Multitudes write of their
18 VII  | extraordinary things until my eyes ached. We went to a famous
19 IX(1)|   countries, etc. . . . Their eyes, nostrils, ears, tongues,
20 XI   |        Still~{p. 296}~to your eyes the shadow seems the substance, -