Chapter

 1 I   |        the oldest miner, whose eyes were dim with tears. Then
 2 III |        features, his deep blue eyes, his curly hair, rather
 3 III |         to which James Starr’s eyes were not accustomed.~When
 4 III |     with a merry face, smiling eyes, a laughing mouth, and sandy
 5 III |      Since I left the mine, my eyes have not been accustomed
 6 IV  |     reply in the old overman’s eyes.~“And the second question?”
 7 IV  |      old overman, his deep-set eyes gleaming strangely.~Harry
 8 VIII|    hands take the place of the eyes, and to trust to their instinct,
 9 IX  |       creatures with their own eyes. Jack Ryan was naturally
10 X   |       the deep waters. Harry’s eyes seemed made for the dark,
11 XI  |  exclaimed Jack. “I declare my eyes are getting quite dull,
12 XI  |     For a second he closed his eyes, believing they were about
13 XII |       with vague and wondering eyes; and the thin face, drawn
14 XII |    very uncommon cast, and her eyes, hardly able to bear the
15 XII | features expressed terror; her eyes, which had appeared to soften
16 XII |       were unknown to her.~Her eyes, accustomed to the night,
17 XII |      the outer world, that her eyes had never looked beyond
18 XII |    light suited Nell, to whose eyes a glare was very unpleasant.~“
19 XII |       Nell,” said Harry, “your eyes are not fit for daylight
20 XII |       that universe which your eyes have never beheld. But tell
21 XII |      you say, ‘Come, Harry, my eyes can bear daylight, and I
22 XII |    light. If you but knew what eyes accustomed to its depth
23 XII |      gazed so fixedly into his eyes that his feelings were stirred
24 XIII|     what exists beyond it. Her eyes—yes, and perhaps also her
25 XIII|        the strange being, with eyes flashing through the deepest
26 XIV |      panorama-like, before her eyes.~In that part of Scotland
27 XIV |     that if these are suns, my eyes can endure their brightness?”~“
28 XIV |     with her whole soul in her eyes. “But I thought the moon
29 XIV |      light was pleasant to her eyes, and her little trembling
30 XIV |      she put her hand over her eyes, as though she would recall
31 XIV |      Arthur’s Seat, Nell, your eyes shall behold the sun appear
32 XIV |          The maiden turned her eyes eastward. Harry, keeping
33 XIV |       the sky.~Nell closed her eyes, but her eyelids could not
34 XIV |         Oh, no,” said she, “my eyes must get used to look at
35 XIV |      raised, and at length her eyes drank in the light of day.~
36 XV  |    free and healthful air. Her eyes learned gladly to know the
37 XV  |   maiden, raising her innocent eyes to his.~Scarcely had she
38 XVI |   horror. Unable to speak, her eyes were riveted on the door
39 XVII|    traces of tears were in her eyes; but her whole manner showed
40 XVII| exhausted by emotion, and with eyes full of tears, she ceased