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 1   1|           They cast down their eyes, and their modesty made
 2   1|       was the splendour of her eyes that, like the sun, they
 3   1|      looked on them; with such eyes she could kill whom she
 4   1|       Wherever she turned, all eyes followed her, and just as
 5   1| graceful carriage, with bright eyes, cheeks of a pleasant ruddiness
 6   1|   gifts, became in the world’s eyes every day more magnificent.
 7   1|      words together, but their eyes did everything; for each
 8   1|     weary me. Always before my eyes is the image of that stranger
 9   2|    house, he covered Euryalus’ eyes with his hat, saying:~ ~ ‘
10   2|        not seen it with my own eyes, and you had talked of it,
11   2|       sin in safety? A hundred eyes surround you. Your mother
12   3| subdued by the glances of your eyes, which make you more powerful
13   3|        you have been with your eyes, with which you bound me
14   3|       you never come before my eyes again.’~ ~ The woman had
15   3|     who give me life with your eyes. And alter that decision,
16   4|     almost impossible, for all eyes observed Lucretia. She never
17   5|     and looked her full in the eyes. And that was their first
18   6|      my heart? Here, turn your eyes here, my bulwark, for your
19   8|      trust the sex. No one has eyes so sharp that he cannot
20   9|    throat was snowy white, her eyes shone with the radiance
21  10|     breast, sweet tongue, kind eyes and ready wit! You marble
22  14|     women expressed with their eyes, they also felt in their
23  14|     she looked on me with kind eyes, I too began to love her.
24  16|      voice failed her, and her eyes closed; she looked like
25  16|     this, Lucretia? Raise your eyes, lift up your head. You
26  17|        her cheeks, and now her eyes. And sometimes, raising
27  19|     the street. With streaming eyes, they gazed at one another.
28  20|   passed out of sight of those eyes he was never to see more,