Chap.

 1        1|         flaring display of lofty yellow posters bearing the name
 2        1|    chandelier with a rustling of yellow and rosy flames, which rained
 3        1|         had now become white and yellow of tint, her broad face,
 4        1|          his gloves, entirely in yellow and with an eyeglass stuck
 5        3|  hangings and chair coverings of yellow velvet, stamped with a large
 6        4|         up properly, cast a pale yellow light among the dishes and
 7        5|         comedians that it looked yellow in places, and there he
 8        5|        his gloves, were entirely yellow.~“Now say you don’t know!”
 9        5|         the wings. And along the yellow wall, which was brightly
10        5|     upright, staring at him with yellow eyes.~“Ah, it’s you, Mademoiselle
11        5|        the panes cast squares of yellow light amid the surrounding
12        5|       glance. A smile lit up her yellow face. Presently she paced
13        5| dilapidated: there was a wash of yellow paint on its walls; its
14        5|          view which were painted yellow and numbered with great
15        5|      found their goal there. The yellow ceiling looked as if it
16        5|      jugs, slop pails and coarse yellow earthenware crocks. There
17        5| stretched out behind her and her yellow eyes solemnly following
18        6|     which were beginning to turn yellow. The day was covered, and
19        7|         an arm and fastened to a yellow cuff.~Count Muffat had slowly
20        7|        steps, crossed the little yellow–painted lobby and slipped
21        7|         Bron’s window and cast a yellow glare over a patch of moss–
22        7|          laughter. Her masses of yellow hair were unknotted behind,
23        7|          distance were merged in yellow mist. Muffat did not move
24        7|         chilly Venuses among the yellow foliage of a park. Under
25        9|        muddy trousers and a huge yellow overcoat, round the collar
26        9| foreground. It looked like a big yellow eye glaring through the
27        9|       sunlight filtered and cast yellow patches of light, full of
28        9|        he had to step over a big yellow cat which was lying curled
29        9|    unmoved. In the middle of the yellow lamplight, against which
30       10|         produce. A window, whose yellow– and rose–colored panes
31       10|          flabby flesh all out in yellow patches, she would become
32       10|        the three saloons and the yellow gaslight flared overhead,
33       10|        and showed herself by the yellow flare of her lantern. Framed
34       11|         white satin striped with yellow and was covered with diamonds
35       11|        outstretched glasses, her yellow hair floating on the breeze
36       11|         is the first!”~A red and yellow banner was flapping in mid–
37       12|          mahogany furniture, its yellow velvet hangings, its moldy
38       13|          The leaves are to be in yellow and the roses in red–gold.