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1 I  |       vines, a tempting bit of color, considering the~owner's
2 I  | fearful to behold, painted the~color of powder blue. The panels
3 I  |       vine-stems were changing color with the spring; covering
4 III|        or design a costume and color it.~He had, in short, all
5 III|      hung loose;~bright golden color in the light, red in the
6 III|     faded, that the patches of color on the cheek-bone were~faded
7 IV |       tanned to the~copper-red color of Europeans from India;
8 V  |         beneath the most vivid color; he must know how to~make