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 1 I  |          was worth her weight in gold.~ ~"My wife wouldn't give
 2 I  |         Flaming! painted red~and gold to make Touchard burst with
 3 III|          feelings on beholding a~gold chain round his neck, at
 4 III|          of which no doubt was a gold~watch! From that moment
 5 III|         over his abdomen a heavy gold~chain, ending in a bunch
 6 IV |    thousand talari, one thousand gold coins, a beautiful Greek
 7 IV |    thousand talari, the thousand gold~pieces, and the fine weapons,
 8 IV |     yours is worth its weight in gold?" replied the count. "If~
 9 V  | attention to him.~ ~"'All is not gold that glitters,'" he began,
10 VI |        belt with a richly~chased gold buckle, a velvet ribbon
11 VI |        Fleece hanging by a short gold chain. He~had arranged his
12 VII|        coat, violet silk~gloves, gold buckles to his shoes and
13 IX |          him this was the age of gold.~ ~For three years the warbler
14 IX |         five years of silver and gold Pere Cardot had laid by~
15 IX |      dressed, and she gave him a gold watch, the price of which
16 IX |         workmanship, fastened by gold cords,~dazzled all eyes.
17 IX |         Florentinas y Cabirolos. Gold glittered on four card-tables
18 IX |      adorned with diamonds, five gold pieces. Oscar pulled out
19 IX |          such~ignoble coins with gold. In ten throws the actress
20 XI |       slipped into a~pretentious gold ring, was a chain of silk,
21 XI |     twirled a cane with a chased gold knob, which was horribly