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 1 2 |      tipped at both ends with blue, who made aboard our ship,
 2 12|       seen before, clothed in blue as the former was, save
 3 34|   glass, leaded with gold and blue; where she sitteth, but
 4 46| either end, richly trapped in blue velvet embroidered; and
 5 46|     cloth-ofgold tissued upon blue. He had before him fifty
 6 46|      white silk; and shoes of blue velvet; and hats of blue
 7 46|      blue velvet; and hats of blue velvet, with fine plumes
 8 46|      foot, girt, and shoes of blue velvet, who carried the
 9 46|      kind of excellent plush, blue; and under his foot curious
10 47|     of state over his head of blue satin embroidered. He was