I see and have seen worse things, and divers things so hideous, that I should neither like to speak of all matters, nor even keep silent about some of them: namely, men who lack everything, except that they have too much of one thing--men who are nothing more than a
big eye, or a big mouth, or a big belly, or something else big,--reversed cripples, I call such men.
Thus Spake Zarathustra
Anne was safe, and a wee, white lady, with her mother's
big eyes, was lying beside her.
Annes House of Dreams
'But, grandmother, what
big eyes you have!' she said.
Fairy Tales
They turned to look at the bird, which fluttered its wings and stared back at them with its
big eyes.
The Patchwork Girl of Oz
He was a man of fifty, a sort of sea-wolf, with
big eyes, a complexion of oxidised copper, red hair and thick neck, and a growling voice.
Around The World In Eighty Days
And he felt still more frightened when, kissing him, he felt with his lips the dryness of his brother's skin and saw close to him his
big eyes, full of a strange light.
Anna Karenina
"But this copper man," continued Dorothy, looking at it with
big eyes, "is not alive at all, and I wonder what it was made for, and why it was locked up in this queer place."
Ozma of Oz
But while I looked at him his former aspect, so subtly inhuman, so tantalizingly familiar, crept back into his
big eyes, repellant and attractive.
Can Such Things Be
"And that's just what I shall do if you don't let those little balls of pork alone," said Jim, glaring at the kitten with his round,
big eyes. "If you injure any one of them I'll chew you up instantly."
Dorothy and the Wizard in Oz
The
big eyes told Tom his blunder and he stopped, confused.
Tom Sawyer
Anne's white face and
big eyes appeared over the bedclothes with a startling suddenness.
Anne Of Green Gables
How the
big eyes stared and the blue lips smiled as the girls went in.
Little Women
it will be so lovely to see the dear thing open her
big eyes and clap her hands at the splendid news."
Eight Cousins
In the meantime, the pretty girl stood there, gazing at him with her
big eyes, and holding out her tambourine to him and waiting.
Notre Dame de Paris
She was still mighty shy, but she'd keep on following me about with those
big eyes of hers--"
The Red One