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 1 1 |        painted~and gilded. The gold is scarcely noticeable;
 2 1 |     stuff of~crimson silk with gold reflections, called in former
 3 2 |        a filagree of burnished~gold. The baroness always braided
 4 3 |     hundred thousand~francs in gold, she might have had ten
 5 3 |   baron ten thousand~francs in gold,an immense sacrifice, to
 6 3 |      have disinterred a little gold to pay for the results of
 7 6 |         it is of~bronze set in gold, but vivid gold and animated
 8 6 |  bronze set in gold, but vivid gold and animated bronze. This
 9 6 |        Maupin are sublime; the gold of her glance illuminates
10 7 |  brocade shot with crimson and~gold against green and yellow,
11 7 |      Turkish slippers, red and~gold.~ ~"What is the matter?"
12 7 |     neck enamelled in blue~and gold at some distance from her,
13 8 |      besides, there's a little gold to be found here," added
14 9 |      rearing argent, shod with gold. That beautiful creature
15 9 |       them here and there into gold. She threw back the thin
16 16|     the rapidity of magic. The gold pieces rang~as they fell,
17 16|    petticoat which was full of gold coins.~ ~Mademoiselle de
18 16| Gasselin to lock the doors.~ ~"Gold will not give him health,"
19 19| marvelled at the beauty of the gold~service, a present from
20 25|      in the beautiful blue and gold salon of~the hotel Schontz,