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 1 1 |        few red flowers and~the green foliage can be distinguished.
 2 3 |        wadded hood, she wore a green~bonnet, in which she may
 3 3 |        passed,~like them, from green to yellowish; as for its
 4 3 |    hands of her nieces, out of green Florence silk~bought at
 5 7 | furnished in old mahogany with green silk coverings. The furniture~
 6 7 |        covered all over with a green carpet.~ ~On the floor above
 7 7 |       crimson and~gold against green and yellow, gathered into
 8 7 |       Gothic~seat covered with green velvet, which stood on the
 9 8 |    gleaming in the sun,~in the green foliage, in all the women,
10 9 |       in a straw bonnet with a green~veil, accompanied by a man.
11 10|       large plaids, lined with green silk, which she had~worn
12 14|      wives and children. Those green dragons, otherwise~called
13 14|     expanse, and the girdle of green earth richly cultivated,
14 14|      When he saw the beautiful green eyes of the sick~woman turned
15 14|      tint as their light eyes, green or~gray; and to melt them,