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 1 1|   habitually a blue surcoat, a white cravat,~a waistcoat crossed
 2 3|     regard to women. The first white hairs lead~to the latest
 3 4|    pitied as much as women and white~paper. They are nonentities
 4 4|        undress, and broad red, white, and blue braid for great
 5 4|       sixty years of age, with white hair cropped~short like
 6 4|       trousers bagged, he wore white stockings at all~seasons
 7 4|      said Antoine, shaking~his white head as he put on his livery. "
 8 4|    hundred francs~a year, with white cotton curtains to the windows,
 9 4|        thinks and suffers. His white eyelashes and~lack of eyebrows
10 4|        Bixiou to name him "the white~rabbit." Minard--the Rabourdin
11 6| thought I should find you at a white heat! Don't~you know what'
12 7|  exhibition of her magnificent white~shoulders, do we not fancy
13 7| thought him ugly, nor old, nor white and chilling~as a hoar-frost,