Chapter

 1 1     |        the Charleston quays, my eye lighted upon this vessel.
 2 IV    |         in her wake, far as the eye can reach, a long white
 3 IV    |        dejected manner, and his eye, ever and again suffused
 4 VI    |         then a wandering in his eye, and an odd look on his
 5 VII   |           As he spoke I cast my eye at the panel-slides, which
 6 VIII  |          and to an unprejudiced eye all would appear to be going
 7 XI    |     stiffened convulsively; his eye was dilated; he gasped for
 8 XII   |        the captain, his haggard eye betraying only too plainly
 9 XIII  |    contemplating with a longing eye this vast ocean that surrounds
10 XXXII |   indications, which a sailor’s eye alone could detect, make
11 XXXIII|     determined to keep a strict eye upon Jynxtrop and Owen,
12 XXXIII|         lips, the too brilliant eye and wasted form—all bear
13 XXXIV |          though with an anxious eye, the preliminary tokens
14 XXXVII|         The lieutenant kept his eye fixed upon me with a look
15 XL    |      raised it to his lips; his eye lighted for a moment; we
16 XLI   |      with anger flashing In his eye; but all seemed as usual,
17 XLII  |    remained motionless, but his eye no longer scanned the distant
18 XLIII | although mine is not a nautical eye, I could plainly distinguish
19 XLIII |     hours later and the keenest eye could not have discerned
20 XLIV  |      clenched teeth and dilated eye, regarded these sharks from
21 XLVI  |    surveyed each other with the eye of an eager longing; and
22 XLVII |       again and again caught my eye, it hardly roused my curiosity,
23 LI    |       he went, keeping a strict eye upon his every movement.~