Chapter

  1 1  |       accursed hour you encounter eyes whose calmness terrifies
  2 1  |         the wound which met their eyes, they recognized a prince
  3 1  |       gold; and eagerly fixed his eyes on the prophetic cards;
  4 1  |         lips, and softly shut his eyes, but he unclosed them again
  5 1  |       thought of suicide, and his eyes rose to the sky: gray clouds,
  6 1  |     brought a joyful light to his eyes and his dark cheeks. It
  7 1  |          the young man turned his eyes on him, and the old beggar
  8 1  |           color did not rise, her eyes did not droop. What was
  9 1  |          fro in a mist before his eyes. He tried to escape the
 10 1  |          but by dint of using his eyes, thinking and musing, a
 11 1  |      future blazed out before the eyes of St. John in Patmos. ~
 12 1  |           and dark, almond-shaped eyes. He shivered over midnight
 13 1  |       richly wrought; a paladin's eyes seemed to sparkle yet under
 14 1  |        not read his answer in her eyes. ~He caught at all delights,
 15 1  |         passed before his wearied eyes several pictures by Poussin,
 16 1  |          curule chair and let his eyes wander across the illusions
 17 1  |           the canvas closed their eyes for a little relief. Every
 18 1  |           trembled. He closed his eyes, dazzled by bright rays
 19 1  |     youthful look in the unmoving eyes of the spectre forbade the
 20 1  |     expression of his small green eyes that no longer possessed
 21 1  |         closet, just as his green eyes, with their quiet malevolence,
 22 1  |    untroubled peace of the divine eyes, the comfort of sorrowing
 23 1  |      pretended customer with keen eyes. Perhaps the mournful tones
 24 1  |   caricaturists, with mischievous eyes and bitter tongue, lay in
 25 1  |     crowns sat on their host. His eyes turned impatiently towards
 26 1  |    purpler hue, faces lit up, and eyes sparkled. ~While intoxication
 27 1  |          here at table, up to the eyes in wines and exquisite dishes?
 28 1  |     Oriental fairyland penetrated eyes now heavy with wine, or
 29 1  |           a group of women, whose eyes shone like diamonds, suddenly
 30 1  |          A light shone from their eyes, bewitching as those of
 31 1  |        black hair and well-shaped eyes. Lebel might have summoned
 32 1  |         something terrible in her eyes and her smile. Like a pythoness
 33 1  |     figure, charmingly timid blue eyes, and white transparent brows.
 34 1  |          to talk with her. In the eyes of the two poets she soon
 35 1  |          the light in our lover's eyes, what could we need when
 36 1  |    unceasingly before their weary eyes. The strangest phenomena
 37 2  |      father's money with smarting eyes and trembling fingers -
 38 2  |        nothing; for both mind and eyes hovered about that fateful
 39 2  |           by forty francs. Uneasy eyes suspected me; I turned pale,
 40 2  |         down on the table. In the eyes of men of the world you
 41 2  |         that stood in my father's eyes were to me the most splendid
 42 2  |        was ashamed to meet my own eyes. In spite of the inward
 43 2  |         my impassioned proposals, eyes to rest my own upon, a heart
 44 2  |    feminine soul at my mercy; all eyes should be fixed upon me,
 45 2  |          in the first that met my eyes; but in each and all I saw
 46 2  |           the fresh air; while my eyes wandered over a view of
 47 2  |        and weeping had dimmed her eyes. I deferentially mentioned
 48 2  |           of beading often met my eyes, and suggested new developments, -
 49 2  |           letting her dark velvet eyes rest upon me with a half
 50 2  | attraction lies for me in burning eyes that blaze through a lace
 51 2  |        which, even for benevolent eyes, breathed sentiment. Her
 52 2  |           the golden color in her eyes, in which blue streaks mingled
 53 2  |        revealed by her glittering eyes. ~"So, to be brief, either
 54 2  |     Quatorze salon came before my eyes. I saw the countess again
 55 2  |      seemed that the light of her eyes was brighter than the daylight
 56 2  |           on her white brows; her eyes appeared to dilate, and
 57 2  |        made a new pleasure for my eyes, disclosed charms my heart
 58 2  |         My look did not waver; my eyes saw her at once with incredible
 59 2  |          upon her lips and in her eyes, the smile that she wore
 60 2  |      picture that so often met my eyes, of the two women in their
 61 2  |        luxury abased me in my own eyes, while here my self-respect
 62 2  |          to show her joy, but her eyes sparkled. ~" 'I needed it
 63 2  |    studied me uneasily; her quick eyes seemed to read my life and
 64 2  |          almost sacred in our own eyes; it is the life of another
 65 2  |     seized me; I looked with wild eyes at the furniture when I
 66 2  |       love expressed itself in my eyes, she bore its light without
 67 2  |       they seemed, like a tiger's eyes, to have a sheet of metal
 68 2  |       upon the intoxication in my eyes; she did not reject my admiration
 69 2  |          detected any tear in her eyes; an affecting scene in a
 70 2  |        went away with tears in my eyes, planning terrible and outrageous
 71 2  |         scan her features and her eyes, imploring of them some
 72 2  |         her hand was passive, her eyes said nothing. ~"When the
 73 2  |        her hand, with no friendly eyes for her own to meet and
 74 2  |         or in my forced jests. My eyes would redden, but she did
 75 2  |   answered. ~"The gladness in her eyes frightened me. ~" 'Is it
 76 2  |          she read my thought; her eyes fell, and I scrutinized
 77 2  |           tears that sprang to my eyes. ~" 'You are an angel, Pauline,'
 78 2  |           I looked at her, and my eyes glittered with anger. Sometimes
 79 2  |          I saw tears in Pauline's eyes, and I groaned. Moved perhaps
 80 2  |           grasshoppers, before my eyes. There were my debts, my
 81 2  |    ungracefully about them; their eyes, lately so brilliant, were
 82 2  |           you shudder. The hollow eyes with the dark circles round
 83 2  |        unceremoniously wiping his eyes on a corner of the table-napkin, "
 84 2  |          in every breast, and all eyes devoured him like flames.
 85 2  |  countenance grew deeper, and his eyes were fixed and staring.
 86 2  |        Frenchmen are alike in the eyes of the law,' is for him
 87 3  |          young frame and the blue eyes, where all his vitality
 88 3  |           Marquis, with his eager eyes and careworn forehead, he
 89 3  |          at the pale and unmoving eyes of the deliberate and tedious
 90 3  |         was a savage gleam in his eyes. The two elders shook with
 91 3  |        flowed fast from his angry eyes. ~"Oh, my life!" he cried, "
 92 3  |          feverish face and hollow eyes of Raphael, melancholy and
 93 3  |          better, half-closing his eyes with exceeding superciliousness. ~"
 94 3  |       have remarked a young man's eyes set in a mask of age, in
 95 3  |         in the other case the dim eyes of age peering forth from
 96 3  |       defiant face and glittering eyes to an envious crowd of stockbrokers,
 97 3  |           youth, with bright blue eyes, and a moustache. His short
 98 3  |   coquette arranging herself. All eyes were turned upon her. A
 99 3  |           in her rejected lover's eyes. Not one of her exiled suitors
100 3  |         of every living wave; all eyes were turned upon the stranger
101 3  |    costume. A woman's experienced eyes would have discerned and
102 3  |           she asked, dropping her eyes as the flush deepened on
103 3  |          tears that sprang to his eyes. ~"Pauline," he exclaimed, "
104 3  |     further, love sparkled in his eyes, and his emotion overflowed
105 3  |   motionless, fixing his unseeing eyes upon the bracket of the
106 3  |      length to excuse them in the eyes of the prudish; and as it
107 3  |         and shadow, gladdened the eyes. While all the rest of Paris
108 3  |    merriment had brought into her eyes. "Now, is it not a heinous
109 3  |         like of which I never set eyes on. Drawing a bucket of
110 3  |         from sportsmen, under the eyes of any naturalist that chanced
111 3  |           is full of mystery; its eyes are provided with a sort
112 3  |    himself in a vast foundry; his eyes lighted upon a multitude
113 3  |          with iron filings, white eyes, greasy blackened clothing,
114 3  |           machine. Where could my eyes have been when I suggested
115 3  |       cheeks, as if to secure her eyes from too strong a light,
116 3  |           softened mood Raphael's eyes wandered over the room,
117 3  |          to live for ever. As his eyes fell upon Pauline, her own
118 3  |       that it brought tears to my eyes." ~"And to mine, too," she
119 3  |           final effort. Pauline's eyes, grown large with terror,
120 3  |           countenance and glowing eyes seemed to belong to some
121 3  |          prophet has received the eyes that foresee the future,
122 3  |           other, and turned their eyes upon the invalid, as though
123 3  |        hidden away. He closed his eyes, so as to see no more. A
124 3  |         its entirety to Raphael's eyes. A glance into the past
125 3  |          innocence became, in his eyes, a fresh manifestation of
126 3  |          about that man's glowing eyes." ~"Will you apologize?" ~"
127 3  |         without excuse in our own eyes. It suddenly struck him
128 3  |       mountaineer, with the black eyes that can face the sun without
129 3  |     wondering pity in the child's eyes, an officious pity in the
130 3  |      would meet the clear, bright eyes of the little boy, who occupied
131 3  |           in a bent of grass; the eyes scrutinized him with a childish
132 3  |         constantly legible in the eyes of the peasants with whom
133 3  |     spread herself out before his eyes with tantalizing grace.
134 3  |   watching with dull and lifeless eyes the perfumed paper as it
135 3  |        every type, with sparkling eyes, attractively and fancifully
136 3  |      cried, as Raphael opened his eyes. "I have no voice left except
137 3  |         so beautiful before! Your eyes are blazing But come, I
138 3  |       from the girl's throat, her eyes dilated with horror, her
139 3  |    anguish; she read in Raphael's eyes the vehement desire in which
140 3  |      clothing was disordered, her eyes were bathed in tears, her
141 3  |         met Raphael's intoxicated eyes, his delirium grew. He sprang
142 Epi|        are entranced by her awful eyes; there is a magical power
143 Epi|         one kiss on those shining eyes! There is an intoxicating