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 1  I, 2  |     floor. Knives and forks and silver goblets were laid for two
 2  I, 8  |      odour of the truffles. The silver dish covers reflected the
 3  I, 9  |      had left on the cabbages a silver lace with long transparent
 4  I, 9  | sometimes threw beggars all the silver in her purse, although she
 5  I, 9  |        yellow with dust and the silver bordered satin ribbons frayed
 6 II, 1  |       bordered with a fringe of silver.~Before us, on the verge
 7 II, 1  |       tulle veil sprinkled with silver stars, and with red cheeks,
 8 II, 1  |         to go to church to kiss silver plates, and fatten, out
 9 II, 3  |     superb policeman’s cap with silver tassels that he wore in
10 II, 8  |     blue stockings, flat shoes, silver rings, and who smelt of
11 II, 8  |  gentleman in a short coat with silver braiding, with bald brow,
12 II, 8  |     service at the same farm, a silver medal—value, twenty-five
13 II, 8  |  Fifty-four years of service. A silver medal! Twenty-five francs!
14 II, 11 |       like a leaden bullet on a silver plate, Emma, shuddering,
15 II, 12 |      infinity of stars; and the silver sheen seemed to writhe through
16 II, 15 |        complexions looking like silver medals tarnished by steam
17 II, 15 |        leave two more pieces of silver that he made chink on the
18 III, 1 |       beautiful summer morning. Silver plate sparkled in the jeweller’
19 III, 1 |      motionless. In the choir a silver lamp was burning, and from
20 III, 1 |      But Leon hastily took some silver from his pocket and seized
21 III, 7 |       ready-laid table, the two silver chafing-dishes, the crystal
22 III, 8 |        so poor one doesn’t have silver on the butt of one’s gun.
23 III, 8 |      small balls of cotton in a silver dish, near a large crucifix
24 III, 10|      one after the other on the silver plate.~“Oh, make haste!
25 III, 10|         the path; but the great silver cross rose always before
26 III, 11|         was obliged to sell his silver piece by piece; next he