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1 III |     winter, its rich soil, its green forests, its worship of
2 IV  |      gave the leaves a grayish green tint. Rustics and their
3 V   |     chestnut trees looked like green brush, compared with the
4 VI  |   leaves and the poetry of the green grass, where dandelions,
5 VI  |   chamber of a dying person. A green hedge which separated the
6 VI  |       ground was seen the long green line of water, covered with
7 VI  |      going out, uncovering the green rocks at the foot of the
8 XIII| appearance and at her dress of green plaid, selected by Rosalie,