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 1         I,I  |       so ill wrapped up in his green~cotton dressing-gown with
 2         I,IV |        white-wood covered with green worsted velvet. As~to the
 3         I,IV |     tables covered~with shabby green bandboxes, on a bracket
 4         I,V  |         the pupil of which was green,~mingled with black lines,
 5         I,VI |       gutter is always blue or green or~black. I am afraid he
 6         I,VII|       Cesarine.~ ~A boudoir in green and white led into Cesar'
 7         I,VII|   relieved here and there~with green, for a thread of harmony
 8         I,VII|    jingling gew-gaws, and by a green coat with a collar~whimsically
 9         I,I  |       for two hours, wearing a green cap.~His property and that
10         I,II |        first stake on the vast green table of speculation! He~
11         I,III|      apron and long sleeves of green linen, with a pen behind~
12         I,III|  chamois-skin with a border of green plush, and a~bonnet lined
13         I,III|     the gray merino dress with green furbelows defined the pretty~
14         I,IV |        had caught a glimpse~of green curtains yellowed by the
15         I,IV |   arm-chair, which was ragged, green, and~torn in the seat,--
16         I,IV |     round table~covered with a green cloth, round which stood
17         I,V  |       at sight of the~usurer's green boxes and the monastic austerity
18         I,V  | Gigonnet took off the terrible green cap which seemed to have
19         I,V  |        usury seated behind its green boxes,--~usury, entreated