Chapter

 1 I  |     plains that met his gaze; white and glittering under the
 2 I  |     heavy with sleep, but his white teeth shone, his step was
 3 I  |    Essene appeared; he wore a white robe, his feet were bare,
 4 I  |     and fro upon the terrace, white with rage, unable to find
 5 II |   within the gates. A file of white mules entered the courtyard,
 6 II |     great number of beautiful white horses, perhaps a hundred.
 7 II |       Essene, who wore a long white robe and flowing locks.
 8 III| against his throat, plump and white as that of a woman. Crouched
 9 III|     legs crossed was a pretty white boy, upon whose face shone
10 III|       Indian bells. Her round white arms seemed ever beckoning
11 III| forehead looked like dew upon white marble.~She made no sound;