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 1 2 |        tortoise-shell comb. The color, not undecided in tone as~
 2 2 |       hands,~their brownish-red color making the white arms look
 3 3 |         skin retained the tawny color it received in India,~whence,
 4 6 | necessary to bring the~faintest color to the centre of the cheeks,
 5 6 |      might have~carved, and the color of which it has. The chin
 6 8 |         Her pale~cheeks have no color unless some very keen emotion
 7 8 |        has not the grace of~her color; her lines are severe; she
 8 11|       cheeks that faint spot of~color which he knew to mean the
 9 13|         people, or happy~people color. He announced that he had
10 16|         pallid face was now the color of wax. The old woman~dropped
11 16|        that keeps its shape and color to my~eyes,this flower,