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 1         I,I  |          fantastic appearance of curtains bulged out by the wind,~
 2         I,IV | horse-hair.~The salon had little curtains of some old green-silk stuff,
 3         I,VII|    chaste little bed with simple~curtains, and all the little trifles
 4         I,VII|      rustle of the violet silken curtains which the angels raise.~
 5         I,I  |          and as~he looked at the curtains, the furniture, and all
 6         I,I  |      excessive!' Away with those curtains!"~ ~At the end of three
 7         I,II |         a threadbare carpet, and~curtains that were much neglected.
 8         I,III|       old damask and draped with curtains in~brocatelle, contained
 9         I,IV |        caught a glimpse~of green curtains yellowed by the sun. He
10         I,IV |      pipe, and drew together the curtains of the bed with a haste
11         I,V  |     clean and~chilly and without curtains to its windows. All three