Chap.

 1        1|      explanation. One of them in blue, the other in rose–pink,
 2        1|        lady with a young girl in blue beside her.”~He pointed
 3        1|        who played Iris in a soft blue dress with a great scarf
 4        1|       which were of the clearest blue. When she came to certain
 5        2|     damask with a pattern of big blue flowers on a gray ground.
 6        2|       subject of her baby—he had blue eyes like a cherub’s; he
 7        2|     never a hair on his chin and blue eyes and a girl’s face!
 8        2|        some others with arms and blue satin upholsteries. On the
 9        3|        were filled with the dark blue shadow of her long eyelashes,
10        3|    voluminous ball dress of pale blue satin, on the corner of
11        3|        hair was in disorder; his blue eyes shone like tapers,
12        4|          was Gaga, majestic in a blue velvet dress which was too
13        4|       much against my will!”~Her blue eyelids with their blackened
14        5|      lights with red glasses and blue were so placed as to produce
15        6|       eyes fixed dreamily on the blue distances of the park, seemed
16        6|         embers, and in the great blue room, where Zoe had made
17        6|          with a galaxy of white, blue and pink costumes.~“What
18        7|      white globes, red lanterns, blue transparencies, lines of
19        7|        all of which had the same blue swallow stamped on one corner.
20        7|    figured damask with the large blue flowers on a gray background.
21        8|         door and a bed hung with blue “reps.” In the course of
22        8|        that Satin with her great blue virginal eyes was throwing
23        8|       arms, which were black and blue. He looked at her skin without
24        9|         cagelike construction of blue glass. It was all very gay,
25       10|         which ran riot above the blue of her made–up eyes and
26       10|          satin, on the second in blue silk under lace. But she
27       10|          furniture was lacquered blue and white under designs
28       10|          livery, which was a sky–blue one adorned with silver
29       10| disgusting contrast to her light blue landau and her dress of
30       10|      these circumstances Satin’s blue eyes and pure virginal face
31       10|      under a tattered kerchief—a blue, seamed face with a toothless,
32       11|          gaps showing an intense blue beyond were spreading from
33       11|         passing. She sported the blue and white colors of the
34       11|         It consisted of a little blue silk bodice and tunic, which
35       11|          jockey, she had stuck a blue toque with a white feather
36       11|      bouquets of white roses and blue myosotis that they were
37       11|  enchanted him to be holding the blue silk sunshade with its silver
38       11|  escaping clouds of fine rain. A blue cleft opened in the stormy
39       11|         reduced in size that his blue jacket with its white sleeves
40       11|        and opened out toward the blue distances of Meudon through
41       11|        in Frangipane’s rear, the blue and white showed themselves.
42       11|    starry hair and white–and–sky–blue dress. Labordette, as he
43       11|       arrived, still wearing her blue–and–white racecourse costume,