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1         I,II |     stockings, and shoes with ribbon ties, which were often~unfastened.
2         I,IV | soldiers of the old army. The ribbon~is red, for it is dyed with
3         I,VI |      little queue tied with a ribbon. He~wore a bottle-blue coat,
4         I,VII|  which was about to gleam~the ribbon that, according to Molineux,
5         I,VII|    was not~satisfied with the ribbon,--he wore the cross, and
6         I,VII|    the~price of the fatal red ribbon fastened by the king to
7         I,II |     He glanced at Cesar's red ribbon, and~stepping back, opened
8         I,VII|    confessor fastened the red ribbon to Cesar's buttonhole. The
9         I,VII|     mechanically fastened the ribbon of the Legion of honor to