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 1 1 |      two salt-cellars, all of~silver; also many pewter plates
 2 1 |   flanked on each side with a~silver candelabrum of singular
 3 2 |    abundant hair, as white as silver, which fell in~curls upon
 4 3 |   issued two stout shoes with silver buckles,~exhibited above
 5 3 |        and from the other her silver snuff-box, thimble,~knitting-needles,
 6 5 |   mother's gown, trimmed with silver buttons, a blue foulard
 7 5 |      the old sister, taking a~silver whistle from her pocket
 8 9 |    art~of dress. Ear-rings of silver filagree, miracles of Genoese
 9 11| issued from their wrappings a silver teapot and some beautiful~
10 14|      climes, a tint of molten silver; on the shore it rippled
11 18|       between which gleamed a silver cup attributed to~Benvenuto