which sentence is the passage is the topic of the essay
Almost all eyes that are not brown are, in fact, of some such mixed colour, generally spotted in, and the effect is vivacious.

There is nothing described with so little attention, with such slovenliness, or so without verification—albeit with so much confidence and word-painting—as the eyes of the men and women whose faces have been made memorable by their works.

It is the blood that is eloquent, and there is no sign of blood in the eye; but in the eyelid the blood hides itself and shows its signs.

The grey eyes of Coleridge are recorded in a proverbial line, and Procter repeats the word, in describing from the life.

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which sentence is the passage is the topic of the essay
Almost all eyes that are not brown are, in fact, of some such mixed colour, generally spotted in, and the effect is vivacious.

There is nothing described with so little attention, with such slovenliness, or so without verification—albeit with so much confidence and word-painting—as the eyes of the men and women whose faces have been made memorable by their works.

It is the blood that is eloquent, and there is no sign of blood in the eye; but in the eyelid the blood hides itself and shows its signs.

The grey eyes of Coleridge are recorded in a proverbial line, and Procter repeats the word, in describing from the life.

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