Answer:
"Like the Sun"
"He would not look at the sun, but the sun would look at him."
In this passage, the sun is described as if it is a living being with the ability to see and look at things, while the man is described as if he is unable to see or look at things. This is an example of verbal irony, as the words are saying the opposite of what is meant.
"The Open Window"
"My aunt will be down presently, Mr. Nuttel," said a very self-possessed young lady of fifteen; "in the meantime, you must try and put up with me."
In this passage, the young lady is being sarcastic and implying that Mr. Nuttel will not be able to tolerate her presence for very long. This is an example of the irony of the situation, as the situation (the young lady's presence) is the opposite of what is expected (that Mr. Nuttel will be able to tolerate her presence).