Chapter

 1       I|  illustrissimo merely opened his eyes and surveyed the gentleman
 2       I|      Thick eyebrows, bright blue eyes, and a Greek nose were the
 3       I|         face, blond hair, lively eyes, and lips that manifestly
 4       I|        blew the cinders into his eyes. Thereupon the young man
 5       I|           a face with large blue eyes and silent lips.~ ~"Would
 6      II|         to be educated."~ ~"What eyes you have! Even without looking
 7     III|          from the blond beauty's eyes and a mocking smile from
 8     III|        as suddenly paled. In his eyes one could have read rage,
 9     III|        twice she half opened her eyes and was vaguely conscious
10       V|         sight when he rubbed his eyes with the hand on which four
11      VI|    Blanka sat at her window with eyes fixed on a certain corner,[
12      VI|    Blanka's face as she sat with eyes directed toward the loggia
13      VI|      glistened in her large dark eyes as she gazed intently on
14      VI|          this way, now that, all eyes followed them to see who
15     VII|       benignant countenance, her eyes filled with tears, and she
16    VIII|          father holds before his eyes in regarding a beloved daughter.
17      IX|        off?"~ ~"I have very good eyes. I also saw that you were
18      IX|        sun shone directly in her eyes, and she had no sunshade,
19      IX|       mankind in general. In our eyes war is revenge, the duel
20      IX|          that you will never set eyes on him again."~ ~"Wonderful!"
21      IX|       her as she worked, but his eyes were not wholly occupied
22       X|          light that shone in her eyes. What could have caused
23     XII|   painting Blanka had before her eyes when she lay down to sleep
24     XII|    before her open fire with her eyes fixed on the glowing phœnix
25     XII|    complexion was pale, her blue eyes were bright and vivacious,
26     XII|          The princess raised her eyes involuntarily to the Sappho
27     XII|     because you never raise your eyes from your prayer-book to
28     XII|         at the speaker with wide eyes of inquiry and wonder. She
29     XII|     shining in the fair Cyrene's eyes.~ ~Next she ran to the piano
30    XIII|      with this view to greet her eyes every day, while a husband
31     XIV|       you call yourself, with no eyes for a pretty girl? Oh, you
32     XIV|          the same form, the same eyes. Indeed, the two had often
33     XIV|          tears glistening in her eyes. "I shall not die. Egy az
34     XIV|          two brothers before our eyes. We on our part, however,
35     XIV|          us?"~ ~"Aha! What sharp eyes you have to see it, by moonlight
36      XV|           At these words Aaron's eyes filled, but he hastened
37      XV|       Aaron: - I cannot close my eyes in sleep while death threatens
38    XVII|         unexpected sight met his eyes. Glorified by the flood
39    XVII|  outburst of joy opened Blanka's eyes and made her see that there
40   XVIII|          tears that filled their eyes. Blanka was surprised, and
41   XVIII|           golden locks, and blue eyes in which no tears had been
42   XVIII|         a roguish twinkle in his eyes, "but you only eleven weeks
43   XVIII|   depicted those lineaments. The eyes were bright, the lips wore
44   XVIII|         its place, and turn your eyes away from it if it causes
45   XVIII|        Yes, and further?"~ ~"His eyes glowed, his face seemed
46   XVIII|       Manasseh looked at me: his eyes glowed, as you have described,
47     XIX|          my wife is dead!"~ ~Her eyes opened and a quick flush
48     XIX|        office."~ ~The listener's eyes flashed with scorn.~ ~"I
49     XIX|         become a necessity in my eyes that she should not walk
50     XIX| listening by this time with wide eyes, flushed cheeks, and parted
51     XXI|         stood dumb, with staring eyes. For several seconds he
52     XXI|        between him and them. His eyes glowed and his face was
53   XXIII|        never again meeting those eyes so full of love and tenderness
54   XXIII|      have been killed before her eyes, a proud girl whom your
55   XXIII|       confinement with searching eyes. It was now fairly well
56   XXIII|         The little man had sharp eyes and keen wits. He conjectured
57    XXIV|    spring, and summer?"~ ~Anna's eyes filled with tears and a
58     XXV|       that blind the sharpest of eyes."~ ~"How if there are some
59     XXV|            How if there are some eyes that will not be fitted
60     XXV|        of the head. "We have our eyes on him."~ ~"I am curious
61   XXVII|      however, seemed to turn its eyes upon him in mild reproof
62  XXVIII|      boudoir a little later, her eyes fell at once on her open[
63  XXVIII|          had ceased to move. His eyes met those of his host with