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 1 I  |    dwelling to swim in the long gold bath of a sunbeam, to thrill
 2 I  |         name in Chinese text of gold; and they worshiped him
 3 III|       letters of much-tarnished gold the title, ATLANTIC MONTHLY.
 4 III|        and tinged with spectral gold the face of a monument on
 5 III|       of temples, bathed in the gold of the autumn afternoon,
 6 III|        of amethyst, no sails of gold, but only flimsy sheds of
 7 III|          turns common things to gold.~{p. 84}~
 8 IV |        may indeed be changed to gold, the jewel to the living
 9 VII| revenues of rice for silver and gold; - they kept in their miles
10 VII|    called the Kondô, or Hall of Gold, Shôtoku Taishi enshrined
11 VII|       splendid with lacquer and gold, now time-whitened to the