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 1 1 |  mantel-shelf, covered with red velvet, is a tall~clock of tortoise-shell
 2 2 |      dressed in a gown~of black velvet, for the weather was now
 3 5 |        in a short coat of black velvet like that of his~mother'
 4 5 |        and the mother a gown of velvet; but Fanny~O'Brien had aunts
 5 6 |         for a~second into those velvet eyes. In moments of passion
 6 7 |         seat covered with green velvet, which stood on the landing
 7 8 |         put on a gown of cherry~velvet with clouds of lace, and
 8 8 | handsome young man~in his black velvet coat, the mother, still
 9 8 |      heavy folds of her crimson velvet robe.~ ~"She is just the
10 14|      again she walked about the velvet~turf which lay between the
11 18| apartment, a~double door of red velvet with lozenges of red silk
12 18|       with gilt~nails. Silk and velvet furnished the rooms through
13 18|     This room, hung with garnet~velvet heightened here and there
14 18|   furniture of~gilded wood with velvet coverings, the magnificent
15 25|         texture, a gown of blue velvet,~the graceful corsage of