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 1         I,II |     complexion. His abundant black hair, his solid neck and~
 2         I,II |      hair that has been dyed black, indicated a~mongrel descent,
 3         I,II |       He wore blue trousers, black~silk stockings, and shoes
 4         I,III|      very bald forehead, and black hair--had not been wanting
 5         I,V  |      was green,~mingled with black lines, was remarkable for
 6         I,V  |    that he would not let her black his boots, and he~subscribed
 7         I,VI |  with them. She retained the black~mantilla trimmed with black
 8         I,VI |  black~mantilla trimmed with black lace woven in large square
 9         I,VI | shoes with gold buckles, and black silk gloves. The most~marked
10         I,VI |      always blue or green or~black. I am afraid he will die
11         I,VI |     the~man's teeth, and the black speckles which appeared
12         I,VI |    was a filthy and~stinking black substance, left by the sugars
13         I,VII|   gazed at Cesar, attired in black silk knee-breeches, silk~
14         I,VII|      The~vestibule, paved in black and white marble, with its
15         I,IV |   word "Offices,"~stamped in black letters on an oval copper-plate;
16         I,IV |  tables and desks in stained~black wood. These deserted places
17         I,IV |    stood a few old chairs of~black leather with tarnished gilt
18         I,V  |    but that [pointing to the black ashes of the notes], you
19         I,VI |     face~sorrow had cast its black pall, who revealed the havoc
20         I,VII|      lighted candle, and the black and quivering~phantoms of