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1  I, 5  |       spreading out its long ribbon of dust, along the deep
2  I, 8  | little queue tied with black ribbon. He was the Marquis’s father-in-law,
3  I, 9  | slippers had a large knot of ribbon that fell over her instep.
4 II, 7  |  horses, and packets of blue ribbon, whose ends fluttered in
5 II, 8  |    had, at the end of a long ribbon, an oval cornelian seal;
6 III, 3 |       found under his hand a ribbon of scarlet silk. The boatman
7 III, 11|     fell upon the workbox, a ribbon lying about, or even a pin