Chap.

 1        1|        heavens which had turned green in the gaslight, that calls
 2        1|      the shadowy boxes. But the green paper with which these were
 3        1|      and gold, relieved by soft green tones, lay only half disclosed
 4        1|      Two small trees, violently green, stood sharply out against
 5        1|   gilding shonc again, the soft green decorations chastening its
 6        1|       She wore a dress of faded green silk and a round hat which
 7        5|         armchair with ears, the green velvet of which had been
 8        5|         on a bench covered with green velvet, with his head against
 9        5|   pattern of roses twining over green trelliswork. Two boards,
10        6|       the wide countryside, the green things with their pungent
11        6|     intoxicated by the scent of green leaves, and rejoined her
12        7|    shaded lamps in which cast a green and slumberous light all
13        7|        vast table and holding a green newspaper in his green hands
14        7|        a green newspaper in his green hands under the green light
15        7|       his green hands under the green light of one of the lamps.
16        7|       didn’t know it. He was so green that he thought her a stick,
17       10|       was old gold blended with green and red, and nothing it
18       11|     among the carriages. On the green the far–off rolling sound
19       11|   chaise decked with orange and green ribbons, the colors of the
20       11|       parklike region, with its green lawns and groups of trees,
21       11|        the shadow of the tender green leaves, a dense line of
22       11|        and turned into a tender green carpet in the distance.
23       11|        and his colors were soft green bordered with pink. The
24       11|       ran. Horsemen crossed the green at a furious gallop. And
25       11| delicate of outline against the green distances of the Bois. Then