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 1 I   |     were, a double colonnade of green obelisks from one extremity
 2 I   |      were served with birds and green sauce in plates of red clay
 3 II  |       of palm; there were long, green lines of olive-trees; rose-coloured
 4 IV  |       marked in succession with green paint on the left arm; the
 5 V   |        square of Muthumbal, the green market and the crossways
 6 VI  |       iron to drink.~A strip of green cloth appeared at the top
 7 VII |         then passed through the Green Market, the galleries of
 8 VII |  executioners; the sailors wore green caps; the fishermen coral
 9 VII |        of captured cities, were green with the water or blackened
10 VII | fastened to the idol’s cap, and green, yellow, blue, violet, wine-coloured,
11 X   |         white and streaked with green lines. On the edge of her
12 XII |     could distinguish something green on the horizon on the summit
13 XIII|  galleries formed of hurdles of green reeds, and oaken semicircles
14 XIII|         of Khamon as far as the Green Market, now belonged to
15 XIV |   plateau bordered by a belt of green hills.~Among the undulations
16 XV  |        emerald sceptres a great green line,—while quite in the
17 XV  |    street of Soepo, crossed the Green Market, and reached the