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1 2 |            seems to ripple in their silken~spirals swaying to the breeze.
2 2 |        blessed with a skin that was silken to the touch and caressing~
3 5 | communication which was hidden by a silken curtain like the other~doors
4 7 |           are draped with the~heavy silken hangings of a past age,
5 7 |         satin, and caught back with silken ropes, and a carpet of Savonnerie;~
6 8 |            in my hand? Are there no silken ladders for~me, no rotten
7 18|           and brilliant fabrics, of silken gauze~and craped hair, of
8 18|            and there with dead-gold silken trimmings, the~floor covered