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 1 2|     morning he~wore creaking boots and gray trousers, and the
 2 3|      kind of French, to wear boots instead of shoes,~cotton
 3 3|  onions. "You~might eat your boots with those onions and not
 4 3|    the least splash upon his boots, from the~rue du Roi-Dore
 5 4|    embroidered; in superfine boots, well-made coats which~outlined
 6 4|      wore no socks under his boots, but~he had his hair curled
 7 4|      clerk!" He wore~elegant boots with black trousers strapped
 8 4|       silk mantles, prunella boots, handsome fichus, a Chinese~
 9 5| could buy yourself a pair of boots now and then."~ ~Colleville. "
10 7|   and so, when she heard his boots~creaking in the ante-chamber,