Chapter

 1 VI   |          of Jupiter with the naked eye, and of counting fourteen
 2 VIII |            lodging a bullet in the eye of a chamois at the distance
 3 VIII |          prevent his going.”~Every eye was now turned to the doctor.~“
 4 XIV  | disappeared in the twinkling of an eye; one male antelope only,
 5 XVI  |             by one last gleam, the eye could make out the calm
 6 XVII |      animal received a ball in the eye just as he lifted his head.
 7 XVIII|         and seething down, and the eye could take them in by hundreds.
 8 XXI  |          the car, so as to keep an eye on the cylinder, which was
 9 XXI  |         that sometimes impress the eye in the midst of very profound
10 XXI  |     discernible, not merely to the eye but to the nostrils, by
11 XXI  |          said the doctor. “Have an eye to every thing. Joe will
12 XXII |          like a dead man under the eye of Dr. Ferguson. The latter
13 XXV  |           attention. As far as the eye could reach to the eastward,
14 XXVII|             he was pushing on, his eye blazing; his rifle cocked;
15 XXXIV|          level plain as far as the eye could see, rose now a ridgy
16 XXXVI|           when Kennedy, with fixed eye and steady hand, stopped
17 XLII |           destructive element. The eye took in nothing but one