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 1 4 |         be read her anxiety. She colored and trembled. When~the worthy
 2 7 |    stroke your~cheek."~ ~Calyste colored; sitting down on a stool
 3 10|      utmost fear; a sudden flush~colored her impassible face with
 4 13|        even more transparent; he colored, as guilty people, or happy~
 5 13|      your heart."~ ~The marquise colored high; she darted a look
 6 14| confusion, and even~mischief, he colored, and turned away his head.~ ~"
 7 14|         little plants with rose-~colored flowers that grew there,
 8 20|          the perfume."~ ~Calyste colored, and put the letter into
 9 25|      pleased~me."~ ~La Palferine colored, so flattered was he by
10 25|           looking at Arthur, who~colored high. "If I have helped