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 1 I   |   exercising his~functions, a blue blouse, ornamented on the
 2 I   |       with a band of barber's blue, on which could~be read,
 3 III |     carried a straw bag and a blue umbrella.~This woman, who
 4 III |   forty~years of age; but her blue eyes, deprived of the fire
 5 III |    nineteen years of age.~The blue trousers, mended by his
 6 III |       into the coach, Oscar's blue woollen stockings became~
 7 III |    and wears a little coat of~blue linen. His white gaiters,
 8 III |         The count wore a long blue overcoat, buttoned in military
 9 IV  |  swept off the mists, and the blue of the sky~appeared in spots;
10 VI  |      He was dressed in a long~blue overcoat which came to his
11 VI  |       other than his own. His blue eyes~and a large crow-beaked
12 VI  | chateau. The salon,~hung with blue and white damask, formerly
13 VI  |      of~a tent, with ropes of blue silk on a gray background.
14 VIII|    and white boxes edged with blue, also new. His staff was~
15 IX  |       pretty waistcoat with a blue ground and a palm-leaf~pattern,
16 XI  |    well-kept, lined with fine blue cloth, and~furnished with
17 XI  |   changed. Still dressed in a blue blouse, beneath which he
18 XI  |    was horribly battered.~The blue trousers, the waistcoat