Chapter

1 1|     upon the fair stranger a gaze as eager as man can give,
2 1| destroyed. Emboldened by his gaze into the past, this petty
3 1|      the stranger's admiring gaze. At sight of this deathless
4 3|     she met Raphael's steady gaze and turned pale, aghast
5 3|     hues. Then he turned his gaze at last upon the outlines
6 3|    kept his intolerably keen gaze fixed upon his antagonist;
7 3|     to endure that homicidal gaze; he met and shunned it incessantly. ~"
8 3|   after view swam before his gaze, and passed rapidly away
9 3|  attraction for the darkened gaze of the invalid. He drew