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1 2 |    cloth as the /cotillon/, adorned with a collarette of many~
2 6 |  hands, plump, dimpled, and adorned with rosy, almond-shaped
3 7 |     and the canopy above it adorned with~plumes; the hangings
4 18|   the charm of~which had so adorned his earliest appearance
5 20| flowers than those that now adorned them.~ ~Some time later
6 23|     with India mattings and adorned with~potteries, through
7 23|    late Marechal Vernon, he adorned his coat with the~ribbon