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 1    I,  I  |      large square of dazzling blue, a bright vista of limitless
 2    I,  I  | sketching rapidly against the blue sky the figures of graceful
 3    I,  I  |   quiver in the pupils of her blue eyes, flecked with almost
 4    I,  I  | Traversing a large salon with blue silk walls, framed in white
 5    I,  I  |        A cold sun, in a misty blue sky, threw over the city
 6    I,  I  |       could see in those poor blue eyes, that had always been
 7    I,  II |   minute drops of ink, on the blue iris. But it was their opinion
 8    I,  II |      beautiful panels of pale blue silk, of antique pattern,
 9    I,  III|  Monsieur.”~“White waistcoat, blue jacket, gray hat.”~He always
10    I,  III|  libre, a thin volume between blue covers, in which appear
11    I,  III|  Their eyes, above all, those blue eyes flecked with tiny black
12    I,  III|    drops, of such a brilliant blue in the daughter, a little
13    I,  III|       looking at her with his blue eyes full of surprise and
14    I,  III|       shining kettle over the blue flame of an alcohol lamp.~
15    I,  IV |       three o’clock, a little blue despatch which said: “Come
16   II,  II |    and now gazed, beneath the blue sky, lightly veiled by the
17   II,  II |      the wheat and the oats a blue blouse appeared to be gliding
18   II,  II |       band to open the little blue paper without feeling her
19   II,  II |     against the background of blue sky. Then she passed before
20   II,  II |      their eyes, of a similar blue dotted with tiny black spots,