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 1 1 |         rose, brown, yellow, or blue, according to the season.
 2 1 |      filled with planks~painted blue, on which twine garlands
 3 1 |       many pitchers of gray and blue~pottery, bearing arabesque
 4 2 |        Her~eyes, of a turquoise blue, shone with unequalled sweetness;
 5 2 |         rosy, the purity of her blue~eyes, that a look too eager
 6 2 |         were his own. He wore a blue linen jacket~with little
 7 2 |        material at all seasons, blue stockings, and stout hob-nailed~
 8 5 |  trimmed with silver buttons, a blue foulard necktie,~trousers
 9 7 |         plumes; the hangings of blue silk; the Pompadour dressing-table
10 7 |      its long neck enamelled in blue~and gold at some distance
11 8 |  architect. The eyes, of a pale blue, once brilliant, are clouded
12 8 |       that pass through a clear blue sky, and to~which all women
13 9 |       abounded in the beautiful blue veins. The delicacy of the
14 9 |       white muslin, strewn with blue flowers, made with very
15 11| transparent tissue suffered~the blue network of swollen veins
16 14|       gray~woollen stuff, and a blue sash with floating ends
17 24|       to her,~we find there the blue of heaven, the flowers of
18 25|      spidery texture, a gown of blue velvet,~the graceful corsage
19 25|      assembled in the beautiful blue and gold salon of~the hotel