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 1 I   |        on the sides, in silvery white letters, "Isle-Adam, Paris,"~
 2 I   |       showing a set~of teeth as white and broad as almonds.~ ~"
 3 II  |     taffetas lined~with pink, a white gown with violet spots,
 4 III |   painted coarsely~of a reddish white, which thickened and blurred
 5 III |      drew a line round his very~white neck, and added to the vivacity
 6 III |         coat of~blue linen. His white gaiters, coming above the
 7 III |        fashion to~the throat, a white cravat around his neck,
 8 III |         a large square patch of white~on each cheek. His black
 9 IV  |        had the most magnificent white beard that was ever seen,~
10 IV  |    brigade of~gendarmerie,--the white flag floating, as the orthodox
11 VI  |       salon,~hung with blue and white damask, formerly the curtains
12 VI  |      window curtains lined with~white silk. Pictures, evidently
13 VI  | rose-colored parasol lined with white silk and fringed.~Seeing
14 VI  |       was now wearing a pair of white trousers and thin boots,
15 VI  |      trousers and thin boots, a~white waistcoat and a black coat
16 VI  |         went downstairs; Moreau white as the count's~hair, the
17 VII |      pou-de-soie" (paduasoy), a white~pique waistcoat, dazzling
18 VII |       Clapart, and~wrapping his white pique dressing-gown about
19 VIII|      had bought~new tables, and white boxes edged with blue, also