Chapter

 1 I |       pavement the cabs with their red, blue, or green lights dashed
 2 I |          pretty lips, a trifle too red, open as the words rippled
 3 I | golden-white flesh which goes with red hair. The mass of her tresses,
 4 II|       strong, full lines, a bit of red at the bodice, a cincture
 5 II|          the bodice, a cincture of red carnations falling from
 6 II|        fastened at the hips, and a red rose in her dark hair, she
 7 II|          point; it seemed a little red coal.~“Well, a cigar!” he
 8 II|             half-tipsy girls, with red lips, were talking coarsely.
 9 II|      tables were swallowing white, red, yellow, and green liquids,
10 II|           in the boats, in blue or red flannel skirts, with umbrellas,
11 II|            skirts, with umbrellas, red or blue, opened over their
12 II|      pianist, a boatman dressed in red with a huge straw hat, began
13 II|            to lie down. She was as red as a poppy, the poor child,
14 IV|           stupor. Two troopers, in red breeches, laughed loudly.~
15 IV|            Then Servigny, plucking red roses from a big rosebush