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 1 I   |        Her eyes were an opaque blue, like those of Dutch porcelain
 2 I   |  clouds separated, showing the blue firmament, and then, like
 3 I   |       coverlet were of antique blue silk, embroidered in gold
 4 I   |      before them the limitless blue ocean. They bought a brill
 5 II  |      eyes lost in the profound blue of the sky which was cleft
 6 III | unfurled, circled about in the blue heavens, flying off and
 7 IV  |      down unpityingly from the blue sky. The young people sought
 8 V   |     them. The calm sea of deep blue seemed petrified beneath
 9 V   |       hidden at the end of the blue gulf, and hot as a furnace
10 V   |      the mountains. The red or blue granite peaks gave an appearance
11 V   |    rocks were reflected in the blue waters.~“Oh, Julien!” faltered
12 V   |       above one the glimpse of blue sky astonishes and bewilders
13 V   |   gorge and he soared into the blue and disappeared.~Farther
14 VIII|       old, clad in a brand-new blue blouse with wide sleeves
15 X   |     rapidly, shaking his large blue umbrella in his rage. He
16 XII |     fair hair and his mother’s blue eyes. And yet he looked
17 XIII|     the wind, making a sort of blue balloon; sometimes a slow-moving