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 1 I   |         graciousness transfused~the white temples that caught that
 2 III |             that splashed sheets of white paper, more or less, with
 3 III |             neck. Beneath a massive white brow,~clean cut and strongly
 4 III |    cross-folds of the bodice~left a white throat bare, and half revealed
 5 III |             the recent victory. Her white hands~pointed him to glory
 6 IV  | self-respecting poverty. There were~white curtains to the walnut wood
 7 IV  |        vanished days of prosperity.~White curtains hung in the windows,
 8 IV  |      appeared in a pair of dazzling white trousers with~ ~invisible
 9 IV  |           eyeglass meandered over a white~waistcoat, and the fashion
10 IV  |            bracelets on her~shapely white arms. Lucien was charmed
11 V   |            read the token sent on a white and dazzling brow~Of an
12 VI  |           between heated tablets of white porcelain, that is the secret~
13 VI  |          since yesterday,~while her white hands wiped the pearls of
14 VII |     Stanislas was in the wrong, his white face and his demeanor convicted~
15 VIII|           things, and~everything is white and spotless and has not
16 VIII|         covered the mattresses with white twill and a rose-colored~
17 VIII|            linen; and three of your white ties~are just common muslin,
18 VIII|           have only two presentable white waistcoats; I~have mended