Chapter

 1 I  |  the hair was streaked with white. Though noble and proud,~
 2 II |  chestnut hair and~delicate white hands, was a typical French
 3 III|    A rosy tinge colored his~white cheeks; his eyes lost something
 4 III| walked erect. His hair, now white and sparse, left~uncovered
 5 III|     was happy. Her hair was white, and a few strands only~
 6 III|    only~were seen above her white and wrinkled forehead, or
 7 IV |    father on his~knees, his white hairs prostrate before you?
 8 IV |  his neck, and caressed his white hair, exclaiming,~tenderly:--~ ~"
 9 IV |  Ginevra, who had turned as white as~a marble statue, and
10 V  |      elaborately dressed in white, with ribbons, laces, and
11 V  | union,--that yoke of satin,~white, soft, brilliant, light
12 V  |  nuptial chamber, fresh and white as a virgin.~ ~"Oh! come
13 V  | perceive her tears. The two~white, solemn heads rose suddenly
14 VI |  destroyed; her cheeks grew~white as porcelain, and her eyes