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1 II  | could scarcely see the great black crucifix,~the portrait of
2 VI  |   sands, which looked~almost black, like burnished gold.~ ~"
3 VI  |     was the~thick, luxuriant black hair which framed his face,
4 VI  |      ballroom in boots and a black tie, nobody would~hesitate
5 VIII|   the~sofa and confessional, black and white, queen and knight,~
6 VIII| carpet covered the floor. ~A black sofa, a table littered with
7 VIII|  over it--a red cloth with~a black key border--all these things
8 VIII|       a green curtain with a black and~scarlet border was suspended
9 IX  |    upstanding loops of lace, black mittens, and a decided taste