Chapter

 1 Pro,2| Savonarala pronounced slowly, his eyes fixed on the dying man,
 2 Pro,2|           monk. ~Lorenzo shut his eyes, as though to reflect more
 3 Pro,2|           and questioned with his eyes the eyes of the Dominican,
 4 Pro,2|      questioned with his eyes the eyes of the Dominican, as though
 5 Pro,2|           continued the mark, his eyes fixed and glowing as if
 6 1,1  |        all this multitude had its eyes fixed on one single point
 7 1,1  |           their sheaths. ~Now the eyes of this multitude were fixed,
 8 1,3  |      stroke of ten was heard; all eyes turned towards the chimney:
 9 1,3  |        balcony and upon which all eyes were fixed: a general shout
10 1,3  |           the Vatican he cast his eyes upon Europe, a vast political
11 2,1  |    cynosure of so many interested eyes, made his solemn entry into
12 2,3  |          and languished under the eyes of his wife Isabella, daughter
13 2,3  |           make him shine in their eyes, above all with tennis,
14 3,1  |         blood, which had cast its eyes on the tiara only after
15 3,1  |        gained new grandeur in his eyes so he replied instantly
16 3,1  |   historian tells us, even in the eyes of his enemies, the reputation
17 3,3  |  lover-like kiss beneath her very eyes: and before he left Caesar
18 3,4  |   understand, when they let their eyes dwell upon the fat harvests,
19 5,1  |         and influence, was in the eyes of the French nobility,
20 5,4  |         themselves with their own eyes that what the soldier said
21 6,1  |        quite unfitted, turned his eyes towards France, where victorious
22 7,2  |            The duke attracted all eyes by his personal beauty,
23 7,2  |         surprise at that; but his eyes burned with a flame more
24 7,2  |         silence, during which the eyes of Borgia seemed to burn
25 7,3  |           and strike out with his eyes shut; he should not shrink
26 8,3  |      complete exposure before the eyes of all. When in this attire
27 9,1  |         was compelled to turn his eyes from France towards the
28 10,4 |          the hood pulled over his eyes. ~The army marched off;
29 11,1 |           the evidence of his own eyes. Alexander desired to render
30 11,1 |           silver paten before the eyes of all, much to the gratification
31 11,2 |          rushed upon Alfonso, his eyes all bloodshot, his horns
32 11,5 |           and evincing before the eyes of all the strongest affection
33 11,5 |          a new splendour in their eyes from the joyful events that
34 12,1 |   Bentivoglio family, he cast his eyes upon Bologna; but Gian di
35 14,2 |      seemed that there before his eyes, in the middle of the room,
36 14,2 |           still for a moment, his eyes fixed, and his hair standing
37 15,1 |      given way, and the star with eyes of flame and rays of blood,
38 15,1 |         purple lips and bloodshot eyes: beside him was his naked
39 16,1 |        interesting as it was, the eyes of his host shut as though
40 16,1 |       raised his head, opened his eyes, slipped off the bed, walked
41 Epi,1|           his errors and open his eyes to the Christian faith,
42 Epi,2|          by what passed under his eyes and partly by what he was
43 Epi,2|        entire as it stands to the eyes of our readers. ~And let