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 1 I   |        to her height. Tresses of pearls were fastened to her temples,
 2 I   |        beneath a network of blue pearls. Spendius recognised them,
 3 II  |          crystal and garlands of pearls beat against the closed
 4 II  |        are nearly gone, and even pearls are becoming exhorbitant;
 5 III |        putrefy! Thou formest the pearls at the bottom of the sea!~“
 6 V   |     knots, lozenges, and rows of pearls alternated on the walls,
 7 V   |   darkness like rows of delicate pearls. He recognised the red door
 8 VI  |      with straps ornamented with pearls. The golden circlet which
 9 VII |       left his arms visible; two pearls of great length hung from
10 VII |         with a silver handle and pearls all around it.” Then he
11 VII |          his face as pale as the pearls of his tiara, almost frightened
12 VII | rebounded as they broke, and the pearls rang upon the pavement.
13 VII |      bunches of various-coloured pearls fell from her ears to her
14 VII |   tortoise carapaces filled with pearls. The Suffet brushed them
15 X   |     burning cinnamomum in hollow pearls. At sunset Taanach would
16 X   |         in long twists ending in pearls. The brightness of the candelabra
17 XI  |        of the couch. His band of pearls was raised somewhat, and
18 XII |          and two long tears like pearls fell upon his beard.~“What
19 XIII|       they flung into the flames pearls, gold vases, cups, torches,