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 1 I     |    accomplish great discoveries. His eyes, which were gentle and intelligent,
 2 II    |            ignorant, alike had their eyes fixed on the doctor, and
 3 III   |           face embrowned by the sun; eyes keen and black; a natural
 4 III   |              vertigo. He riveted his eyes upon the doctor with wonder
 5 V     |             me, Dick,” and cast your eyes over that map.”~Dick glanced
 6 VI    |            man the doctor was in the eyes of this worthy Joe! With
 7 VI    |          bravely knew how to use his eyes.~With such profound faith
 8 VIII  |            away under Ferguson’s own eyes.~Ten tons of sulphuric acid
 9 VIII  |             midshipman, with envious eyes, “what splendid shots you’
10 XI    |           question now, sat with his eyes riveted on Dr. Ferguson,
11 XII   |       Kennedy looked on, and had not eyes enough to take in all that
12 XII   |             herself out before one’s eyes!”~“What a splendid sight!
13 XIII  |              I’ll swallow it with my eyes shut!”~“Oh, I can do better
14 XIII  |             into these regions, your eyes would fill with tears.”~
15 XIV   |           forest of gum-trees, their eyes alert on all sides, and
16 XV    |       bargains by customers in whose eyes each article has a price
17 XV    |           completely silent, and his eyes were fixed, for his terror
18 XVIII |             No, I could not close my eyes. My thoughts would banish
19 XVIII | reconnoitring the country with eager eyes.~“Look!” he exclaimed, “
20 XVIII |           Ferguson devoured with his eyes. He seemed to be seeking
21 XX    |       excused, then, for opening his eyes VERY wide!”~“Faith!” said
22 XX    |  eye-blinkers that would cover their eyes. Half blinded in that way,
23 XXII  |        prisoner raised his head. His eyes gleamed with sudden hope,
24 XXII  |           away, at length opened his eyes.~“You are saved!” were the
25 XXII  |            listened eagerly, and his eyes filled with tears. He seized
26 XXII  |            drawing his hand over his eyes more than once when he thought
27 XXV   |         satisfied himself that Joe’s eyes had not been mistaken.~“
28 XXVI  |            of mental disorder. Their eyes swelled in their sockets,
29 XXVII |            were, fixed their haggard eyes upon each other with an
30 XXVII |             a cage.~All at once, his eyes rested on the butt of his
31 XXVII |             every second.~Ferguson’s eyes gleamed with a ray of energetic
32 XXX   |             companions to have their eyes wide open for every thing
33 XXX   |         balloon grew larger to their eyes, they began to show symptoms
34 XXXIII|         sleep. Each of them strained eyes and ears into the gloom
35 XXXIII|              fail to see us, and his eyes will be constantly on the
36 XXXV  |             surface was to raise his eyes and look upward. He saw
37 XXXV  |              extreme precaution, his eyes on the alert on both sides
38 XXXV  |       staring at him with huge round eyes. Joe felt his stomach revolt
39 XXXV  |               happening to raise his eyes, he saw through an opening
40 XXXV  |           see him!~Tears came to his eyes, not of grief but of thankfulness;
41 XXXV  |          felt that all was over! His eyes convulsively closed!~“Master!
42 XXXVII|            European who has ever set eyes on that mysterious city.”~“
43 XLIX  |          wait for them with watchful eyes.~Long files of camels and
44 XL    |         judge by the aid of your own eyes.”~The doctor was right.
45 XLI   |             the doctor, who kept his eyes fixed on the barometer. “
46 XLII  |              while still rubbing his eyes, which he could scarcely
47 XLII  |            and repeatedly opened his eyes to plunge into the outer
48 XLII  |       crackling sound.~He rubbed his eyes and sprang to his feet.