Chapter

 1 2 |       flush at times, and his eyes gleam under their bushy
 2 2 |    them; saw them with my own eyes, and the clouds certainly
 3 3 |       Eyrie now took on to my eyes an aspect absolutely fantastic.
 4 7 |     But I have still two good eyes, and I don’t need spectacles
 5 10|        scarcely believe their eyes.~As for myself, I studied
 6 11|      he had seen with his own eyes seen this submarine advance
 7 12|       to leave the place. Our eyes still sought to pierce the
 8 12|       motionless, we strained eyes and ears to pierce the profound
 9 13|      encounter rose before my eyes, Hart lying wounded upon
10 13|     at me through half-closed eyes. He seemed not to understand
11 13| nothing further to attract my eyes, and I sank again into thought.
12 13|      did not seek to avoid my eyes, he showed at least a singular
13 14|       excited brain, while my eyes remained fixed upon the
14 14|    length the helmsman, whose eyes were watching the northeastern
15 14|    Immovable at the helm, his eyes burning beneath his contracted
16 14|     my side never removed his eyes from me. At the first movement,
17 15|  bound I reached the deck. My eyes in an instant swept round
18 15|   stood there, motionless; my eyes fixed on that mounting eagle
19 16| enormous spheroidal head. The eyes at the least emotion, burned
20 17| followed me steadily with his eyes. Did he mean to address
21 18|  after hearing my story, with eyes streaming with tears, she