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 1 1 |      Cordova leather, but a few red flowers and~the green foliage
 2 1 |      mantel-shelf, covered with red velvet, is a tall~clock
 3 2 |       any teeth. His lips, once red, now violet, and~backed
 4 2 |          His skin, marbled with red blotches appearing through
 5 5 |   jealous mother, observing the red flush on~her son's forehead.~ ~"
 6 6 |       are brown and strewn with red fibrils,~which give them
 7 6 |      the corners, is of a vivid red; blood~abounds there, and
 8 6 |         supported by the strong red~breadth of its lower mate,
 9 7 |       her head was one of those red~chenille nets, much worn
10 7 |  prettiest of Turkish slippers, red and~gold.~ ~"What is the
11 9 |     hair, eyes that were almost red, and a white skin,~freckled
12 14| Gasselin, who~lowered Camille's red shawl till he could grasp
13 16|       face of the youth flushed red, and a smile brightened~
14 18|        Touches, still~fresh and red. Calyste, however, wounded
15 18|     apartment, a~double door of red velvet with lozenges of
16 18|         velvet with lozenges of red silk studded with gilt~nails.
17 18|       floor covered with a dark red carpet, the windows resembling~
18 19|     covertly. Calyste turned as~red as a cherry.~ ~"That's what