Chapter

 1 I  |   Pierre, a man of thirty, with black whiskers trimmed square
 2 II |     holding out both hands.~His black frock-coat, streaked with
 3 III|   petticoat, a soft look out of black or blue eyes, seem the one
 4 III|   fourth— unheard-of lavishness—black grapes brought from the
 5 IV | challenge the shade. And on the black background of his closed
 6 IV |        with light, or brown, or black hair. But he could not;
 7 IV |       electric lanterns, a huge black shadow crept up between
 8 VI |       plain of slimy weed, of a black and shining olive green.~
 9 VI |         water so clear that the black weeds at the bottom made
10 IX |          She was dressed all in black as if she were in mourning,