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 1 I    |    name, and towels of divers colors printed with the number
 2 I    |    season, the changes of the colors of the valley: the falling
 3 III  |     so beautiful of lines and colors and shadows that no speech
 4 VII  |    139}~to Japan the dominant colors of male costume were dark, -
 5 VII  |      severe good taste; - gay colors appearing only in the attire
 6 VII  | upside down in the water. The colors ought to delight an artist, -
 7 VII  |       in diameter and of many colors, - the rope of the Indô-Kané.
 8 VII  |      and velvets of a hundred colors and a hundred prices. Near
 9 IX(1)|   though composed of numerous colors, is colorless; while pleasurable
10 IX   |         also the scenery, the colors, the effects of mist or
11 XI   |     and valleys, - nor in the colors of them.~{p. 294}~   "He
12 XI   |       splendors and forms and colors, - are spectres. The feelings