1 They saw a white lady walking under the trees.
2 Cobbet in his corner saw through her little game.
3 She saw Giles Oliver with his back to the audience.
4 What she saw he didn't; what he saw she didn't--and so on, ad infinitum.
5 Standing by the cupboard in the corner he saw her reflected in the glass.
6 Isa thought her gaze was fixed because she saw God there, God on his throne.
7 Then he saw her face change, as if she had got out of one dress and put on another.
8 Out of the corner of his eye, as he raised his glass, he saw a flash of white in the garden.
9 Then cracking her jokes, she turned; saw Giles; caught his eye; and swept him in, beckoning.
10 He saw her standing against the green glass, the fig tree, and the blue hydrangea, knife in hand.
11 "We couldn't resist when we saw the name on the signpost," Mrs. Manresa began in her rich fluty voice.
12 "A beaker of cold water, a beaker of cold water," she repeated, and saw water surrounded by walls of shining glass.
13 Inside the glass, in her eyes, she saw what she had felt overnight for the ravaged, the silent, the romantic gentleman farmer.
14 Up he leapt, toppling in his fright, and saw coming towards him a terrible peaked eyeless monster moving on legs, brandishing arms.
15 I'm a half-man, Mrs. Swithin; a flickering, mind-divided little snake in the grass, Mrs. Swithin; as Giles saw; but you've healed me.
16 But butterflies she never saw, mice were only black pellets in kitchen drawers; moths she bundled in her hands and put out of the window.
17 She ogled Isabella now, conferring youth upon her; but always when she spoke to women, she veiled her eyes, for they, being conspirators, saw through it.
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