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 1 1 |        ancient stuff of~crimson silk with gold reflections, called
 2 3 |   nieces, out of green Florence silk~bought at Guerande, and
 3 7 |         old mahogany with green silk coverings. The furniture~
 4 7 |    plumes; the hangings of blue silk; the Pompadour dressing-table
 5 7 |         with~window-curtains of silk, like that of the furniture,
 6 10|        plaids, lined with green silk, which she had~worn on the
 7 18|     velvet with lozenges of red silk studded with gilt~nails.
 8 18|        studded with gilt~nails. Silk and velvet furnished the
 9 18| impertinence.~ ~The rustle of a silk dress announced the poor
10 20|    gilding of~their salons; the silk of the divans is jute in