Chapter

 1  1,2|          of merely feasting their eyes with the spectacle; there
 2  1,3|          glitter enough before my eyes; but I beg you to observe
 3  2,2|     replied Cornelius, fixing his eyes on his perplexed brother; "
 4  2,3|         the prisoner, raising his eyes to heaven and shrugging
 5  2,3|           John, with tears in his eyes, wiped off a drop of the
 6  2,3|        John gratefully raised his eyes to heaven. ~"And now," said
 7  3,3|       Rosa followed them with her eyes until they turned the corner
 8  4,1|         his hat slouched over his eyes, still leaning on the arm
 9  4,2|         save us, and that, in the eyes of the Lord, is as if you
10  4,2|          sallow face and the dark eyes of the young man, who with
11  4,2|        paler than before, and his eyes were for a moment veiled
12  4,2|        man had already opened his eyes again. ~"To be sure," he
13  4,3|           of his hands before his eyes. ~"Oh, you close your eyes,
14  4,3|        eyes. ~"Oh, you close your eyes, do you?" said one of the
15  4,3|     princes as noble as he in the eyes of God and man. ~ ~
16  5,2|       lost simply in shutting his eyes and ears by a man who likes
17  6,1|          a fan, watched, with his eyes starting from their sockets
18  6,1|     contentment glistening in his eyes, he poured out towards him
19  6,1|           a horrible crime in the eyes of a genuine tulip-fancier;
20  6,1|        until morning to feast his eyes on the sad state in which
21  7,1|        curiosity and feasting his eyes on the present which he
22  7,2|             Van Baerle raised his eyes to heaven and sighed again.
23  8,1|        have seen it with your own eyes, that's a different case
24  8,2|       growled Boxtel, closing his eyes from the dreadful picture
25  9,1|  obscurity, the mastiff, with his eyes glistening like carbuncles,
26  9,2|      hanging by his side, and his eyes closed. ~"The brothers De
27 10,1|           presented itself to the eyes of Cornelius. ~It was the
28 10,1|            she cast her beautiful eyes, wet with tears, on the
29 10,1|     charity." ~Cornelius cast his eyes on the beautiful girl, quite
30 10,1|        from his swoon, opened his eyes, and as his brutality was
31 10,2|        more, and he will open his eyes, and it will be too late.
32 11,1|      which both his hands and his eyes must have been engaged every
33 11,2|          grief, and her beautiful eyes streaming with tears. ~She
34 11,2|        You can dry your beautiful eyes, my dear child," answered
35 11,3|         Cornelius sought with his eyes the angelic look of Rosa,
36 12,1|        even fancied he saw in the eyes of the monster a certain
37 12,1|        the block, and keeping his eyes open, he would be able to
38 12,1|            But at this moment his eyes closed involuntarily, to
39 13,2|          serpent glistened in his eyes, and vented itself in his
40 15,2|          joy. ~Rosa cast down her eyes, blushing. In her sweet
41 15,2|    plaintive sob, closed her fine eyes, and fled, trying in vain
42 17,1|          of Rosa, her blue liquid eyes, and her golden hair under
43 17,2|           seemed like fire in his eyes, which blinded him, and
44 18,1|           fire to the castle; his eyes were like two flaming torches,
45 18,1|      words, if I must say it, his eyes seemed to flash like lightning." ~"
46 18,1|         this bulb.' ~"I turned my eyes away to avoid my father'
47 18,2|          sink within her, and her eyes were filling with tears. ~"
48 18,2|          dreams to the sweet blue eyes of the fair maid of Friesland. ~ ~
49 19,1|           rolling from her limpid eyes on her pale cheeks - "alas!
50 20,1|      prisoner looked at Rosa, his eyes sparkling with hope. ~Whether
51 20,1|           this time?" ~"I saw his eyes glisten through the branches
52 20,2|          Rosa exclaimed, with her eyes full of tears, and without
53 21,1|       cheeks, dry lips, and moist eyes. ~And on the following evening,
54 21,2|        first object that meets my eyes, and on falling asleep the
55 22,1|         tulip; she had before her eyes that noble flower, that
56 22,1|       Cornelius with a sigh, "the eyes of strangers will see it
57 22,2|       half prostrate, his glowing eyes fixed upon the stars: "forgive
58 22,2|          down there, under Rosa's eyes, is the mysterious flower,
59 23,1|           had unmasked him in the eyes of the young damsel, and
60 24,2|          dear Cornelius with your eyes. I tell you, my lambkins,
61 24,2|           His head was heavy, his eyes almost started from their
62 25,2|               Yes." ~"With sunken eyes?" ~"I think he has." ~"Restless,
63 26,2|             Rosa opened her large eyes and looked at the stranger,
64 27,1|       upon his figure. ~As Rosa's eyes now rested upon him, she
65 27,2|       remained in her hands. ~Her eyes suddenly lighted up; she
66 28,1|         his two hands, whilst his eyes wandered over the distant
67 28,1|         fury and malignity in the eyes of old Gryphus to expect
68 28,1|      dangerous as he has the keen eyes of hatred? Finally, is there
69 28,1|        his hand a huge stick, his eyes glistening with spiteful
70 28,2|   frenzied features, the flashing eyes, and foaming mouth of the
71 28,2|          Gryphus opened his large eyes, quite bewildered. ~"I am
72 29,1|           his hands, bandaged his eyes, and let him say his prayers. ~
73 29,2| satisfaction would glisten in the eyes of the father, and what
74 29,2|           jailer's lodge; his old eyes, gray as those of a cat,
75 30,1|         moment; then, raising his eyes, and seeing Rosa standing
76 30,1|         the Prince was fixing his eyes upon her, but he had scarcely
77 30,1|        falsehood." ~Rosa cast her eyes to the ground. ~"What is
78 30,1|         dropped so as to hide his eyes for an instant. After a
79 30,1|           her moist and beautiful eyes, and looked at William with
80 31,2|      however, Boxtel withdrew his eyes for a moment from the tulip
81 32,1|         doubt - to present to the eyes of the reader. ~The crowd
82 33,1|          ascertained with his own eyes the perfection of the flower,
83 33,1|        only one question, but his eyes everywhere met strange faces,
84 33,1|  enthusiastic crowd, and his keen eyes rested by turns on the three
85 33,1|            and his attention, his eyes, his life, his heart, his
86 33,1|           faint and with swimming eyes, was leaning on the arm
87 33,1|            here it is before your eyes, coming up to all the conditions