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 1         I,IV |    roof, where he cultivated flowers, in spite of~police regulations
 2         I,V  |    console bearing a vase of~flowers under a glass case, a round
 3         I,VI |     pot-houses--"~ ~Here the flowers in Madame Ragon's cap skipped
 4         I,VI |    water the seed if we want flowers. Depart,~slaves!" he added,
 5         I,VII|      tulle robe with succory~flowers embroidered all over it.
 6         I,VII|   the oscillating bouquet of flowers formed by the~circling heads
 7         I,VII|     grow~volatile, and a few flowers drop from their garlands.
 8         I,I  |  lips, like hail lashing the~flowers in the garden of "The Queen
 9         I,IV | superb staircase banked with flowers, and crossed the sumptuous
10         I,V  |      sprinkled with tricolor flowers, which~had been on the walls