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 1         I,II |           shoes, a pair of breeches, blue~stockings, a flowered waistcoat,
 2         I,II |            posters, yellow, red, and blue, of~the monarch of the "
 3         I,II |           limpid glance of his frank blue~eyes harmonized with the
 4         I,II |            was somewhat fat. He wore blue trousers, black~silk stockings,
 5         I,III|       Cesarine; in the depths of her blue eyes he had dared to~read
 6         I,IV |              blond and slender, with blue eyes, Cesarine~seemed to
 7         I,IV |             painters, the tracery of blue veins throbbing beneath~
 8         I,IV |            knows no care. Her~liquid blue eyes, bathed in rich fluid,
 9         I,IV | umbelliferous, judging by the fluted blue~cap which crowned it, with
10         I,VI |             me. The gutter is always blue or green or~black. I am
11         I,VII|     decoration. The room was hung in blue silk, with white~ornaments;
12         I,VII|         white cassimere touched with blue. On~the chimney-piece, of
13         I,VII|           white tunics bordered with blue, flit lightly~before the
14         I,I  |              He lay in her beautiful blue room, and as~he looked at
15         I,III|             ball,~now wore a gown of blue velvet, with coarse cotton
16         I,III|      freshness of a skin traced with blue~veins, where the light shone
17         I,V  |             two oval vases in Sevres blue richly mounted in~copper-gilt.