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 1 1|       crossed a la Robespierre, black trousers without straps,~
 2 2|      silk stockings, low~shoes, black trousers, cashmere waistcoat,
 3 3|       very becoming; she wore a black velvet robe without~ornament
 4 3|         ornament of any kind, a black gauze scarf, her hair smoothly
 5 3|         sway lightly at a word, black eyes of oriental shape,
 6 3|       out the~brilliancy of her black hair and eyes. Her slender
 7 3|        was all of the strictest~black. His fair face, his eyes,
 8 4| furnished with a stove, a large~black table with inkstand, pens,
 9 4|        brown. The tables are of black wood. The private characteristics
10 4|      than the left; brown coat, black waistcoat,~silk cravat,
11 4|     cravat, yellowish trousers, black woollen stockings, and shoes~
12 4|         an olive surtout, and a black cravat. At night~he played
13 4|        a pleated shirt-frill, a black cashmere waistcoat,~left
14 4|       the bosom of his shirt, a black coat, and blue trousers.
15 4|          beard, and eyebrows as black as~jet, fine teeth, charming
16 4|        was the first to paint a black cap on Charles X.'s head
17 4|         wore~elegant boots with black trousers strapped under
18 4|       wore shoes with ties, and black trousers.~ ~No human life
19 4|        had stained his forehead black, and that hat-~makers were
20 7|       more slender still by the black~draperies, was shown to