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1 1 |     a~bouquet, rose, brown, yellow, or blue, according to the
2 3 | generally white skin~though yellow in spots. His hands were
3 3 |    thin, dried-up old maid, yellow as the~parchment of a Parliament
4 3 |    a pile of~ivory counters yellow as a Turkish pipe after
5 7 |  and~gold against green and yellow, gathered into mighty pleats
6 7 |  only once, set fire to the~yellow leaves, placing the vase
7 18| furrowed by those black and~yellow lines produced by rain upon
8 18|  the Portuguese, not to say yellow, and as dry and~stiff as