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 1 I   |   herself in a great rug which covered her completely. The porter
 2 I   |   pouring rain, was completely covered by his box coat with its
 3 I   | foliage. All the furniture was covered with fine needlework tapestry
 4 II  |   winding valleys, their sides covered with a fleece of gorse blossoms,
 5 III |   sunlight, but the ground was covered with a carpet of moss.~“
 6 III |  pressing it to her heart, she covered its painted cheeks and curly
 7 III |   found the drawing-room table covered with boxes of bonbons, and
 8 III |    chair an immense bouquet.~A covered wagon drove into the courtyard
 9 III |      mast, sail and ropes were covered with long streamers of ribbon
10 IV  |       Jeanne’s thin shoes were covered with dew. He was worried,
11 V   |      appeared. It was Corsica, covered with a light veil of mist.
12 V   |    rest of the island remained covered with mist.~The captain,
13 V   | summits, the base of which was covered with what looked like moss.~
14 V   |        sides of the hills were covered with tall weeds, yellow
15 V   |        forests of brush, which covered the whole side of the mountain
16 V   |   lavender and brambles, which covered the sides of the mountain
17 V   |    goatherds. A carpet of moss covered the ground all round it,
18 VI  |       autumnal downpours, were covered with a thick carpet of fallen
19 VI  |    crimson sky, and the earth, covered with frost and dry and hard,
20 VI  |      long green line of water, covered with trails of white foam.~
21 VI  |     same suit, although it was covered with spots. It was an old
22 VI  |     with red stripes partially covered by his working apron slowly
23 VII |      night the whole plain was covered and the trees next morning
24 VII | avoided it by keeping her face covered. But the nurse interfered,
25 VII |         ran up the tapestries, covered the bed completely. And
26 VII |  thrust her into the room. She covered her face with her hands
27 VII |      floor, and her face again covered by her hands.~Then the priest
28 X   |  Jeanne, standing on the mound covered with trees, followed him
29 X   |     suddenly rose to his feet, covered with mud from head to foot.
30 XI  |       not catch cold.” And she covered her up warm and straightened
31 XII |        her on the wooden bench covered with leather; and the old
32 XIII|    road.~Four trellised arbors covered with honeysuckle and clematis
33 XIII|        level district of Caux, covered with farms surrounded by