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Sight being , as I conceive , in the eyes , and he who has eyes wanting to see ; color being also present in them , still unless there be a third nature specially adapted to the purpose , the owner of the eyes will see nothing and the colors will be invisi - ble . Fenno always has a model in mind when he tells his stories , and he has wonderful , on-point data for his models . Should , however , the Christian observe that the Muslim is better versed in the fundamentals of Christianity than the Christian priests themselves , and understands the purport of the Scriptures even better than they , he will gladly accept the Muslim 's arguments , and he would indeed have no other recourse . " Hussein also used his court time to complain that a toilet he used during a break in the session did n't have a door to prevent prying eyes , and he was disturbed when a court attendant came to get him . His own age delighted in stories , and he gave it the stories it demanded , invested with a humanity , a grace and strength which place him among the world 's greatest narrative poets , and which bring the England of his own day , with all the colour and warmth of life , wonderfully near to all his readers . The only difference is that Midshipman takes a series of Naval Science courses , and he wears a uniform to class once a week . He looked into her eyes , and he dwelt on every perfection of her pale cheek . Taking whomever he wants , the tyrant is the city 's sole erastes , and he transforms the entire demos into potential eromenoi . He finally sent me to a specialist , and he checked my eyes , and he could n't figure out what was causing the problem .