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 1 I    |       of white gloves, and his black hair, now out~of curl, and
 2 II   |       fire that flashed in his~black eyes, gloomy and sparkling
 3 II   |      with its clumsy shape and black sill. Like those day-blowing~
 4 II   |  Monsieur Guillaume wore loose black velvet breeches, pepper-~
 5 III  |   large prayer-books,~bound in black morocco. The second apprentice
 6 VIII |        yard surrounded by such black walls~that it was very like
 7 VIII |       This stool, covered~with black leather, the horse-hair
 8 XVI  |      not so very clever to~say black one minute and white the
 9 XVIII| twirled up into points, and~as black as jet, by a full imperial,
10 XVIII|        combed, and~a forest of black hair in some disorder. He