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 1 I   |  stables, which were defined in~black at the end of it. Daumartin'
 2 III |        his step-father, had his black hair cut like a~clothes-brush
 3 III |       man, with extremely thick black~hair, worn in a disorder
 4 III |       clean and well-brushed; a~black waistcoat buttoned to the
 5 III | neckerchief; and trousers, also black and even more worn than~
 6 III | eye-brows which were still jet-~black.~ ~The count wore a long
 7 III |        white~on each cheek. His black trousers covered his boots,
 8 V   |       myself at the cafe of the Black Hen."~ ~"Your tutor is,
 9 VI  |  Georges, "hair snow-white, and black~eyebrows."~ ~"That is he!"~ ~"
10 VI  |         a~white waistcoat and a black coat on which shone the
11 VI  |     victuali,' as we say at the Black~Hen."~ ~"Bridau!" exclaimed
12 VII |         bandbox. He appeared in~black silk stockings, breeches
13 VII |        a little queue tied with black ribbon. His face~was remarkable
14 VIII|      told him, "should have two black coats, one~new, one old,
15 VIII|         new, one old, a pair of black trousers, black stockings,
16 VIII|         pair of black trousers, black stockings, and shoes.~Boots
17 VIII|  composed of radishes, pink and~black, gherkins, anchovies, butter
18 IX  |    palm-leaf~pattern, a pair of black cashmere trousers pleated,
19 IX  |    cashmere trousers pleated, a black coat very~well fitting,
20 X   |      the outline~of a form in a black coat through the door of
21 XI  |         an old lady, dressed in black,~leaning on the arm of a
22 XI  |         beneath which he wore a black~suit, he smoked his pipe,
23 XI  |    daily~work. The seams of the black cloth showed whitening lines;
24 XI  |     Legion~of honor adorned his black coat, and the rest of his
25 XI  |         monsieur; the sun burns black in Africa, doesn't it?"~ ~