Chapter

 1 IV     |        complexion is fair and her eyes deep blue, whilst her pleasing
 2 VI     |        The scene presented to our eyes is one of strangest interest.
 3 XXIII  |         his bleared and bloodshot eyes are encircled with thick
 4 XXIV   |           the young girl with his eyes, and a look of melancholy
 5 XXIV   |     Letourneur, with tears in his eyes, pointing towards his son. “
 6 XXIX   |           drifting off before our eyes. Two of the sailors and
 7 XXIX   |           went slowly adrift.~All eyes were fixed upon the spot
 8 XXX    |           are unfolded before our eyes.~Of the twenty-eight persons
 9 XXXV   |          in quick succession. Our eyes were blinded, our ears deafened,
10 XXXVIII|          hour after hour were our eyes strained towards the horizon,
11 XXXIX  |           of hope or comfort? The eyes of Andre and his father,
12 XXXIX  |            he goes about with his eyes half-closed, as though he
13 XXXIX  |          son.”~Tears rushed to my eyes; for a few moments I was
14 XL     | everything that met his voracious eyes, and I could hear the grating
15 XLI    |    scarcely light, and with eager eyes he was peering down into
16 XLII   |      feature, as with half-closed eyes, he concentrated his power
17 XLIII  |          out his tidings that all eyes turned to the horizon. There,
18 XLIII  |      boatswain by his side; their eyes seemed never for a moment
19 XLIV   |        violently; I could see its eyes flashing above the waves;
20 XLV    |       raining all around. Longing eyes and gasping mouths turned
21 XLVII  |         once. I had not closed my eyes since my encounter with
22 XLVIII |     turned his face away, and his eyes did not meet my own. Probably
23 XLIX   |    sailors, and I could see their eyes greedily glancing upon us,
24 LII    |         the horizon opened to our eyes.~There, exactly as we had
25 LII    |          read my resolution in my eyes, and that she would speak
26 LIV    |       longer a human being in the eyes of the famished creatures
27 LIV    |           intermission, I kept my eyes fixed upon the unbroken
28 LV     |          27th.—I did not close my eyes all night, and was keenly
29 LV     |          victim, and whenever his eyes, so full of calmness and
30 LV     |          the platform, with their eyes gleaming, like wild beasts