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 1     I,       I|        the smiles from the great black shining face did not impress
 2     I,       I|    little hands in his own great black palm and wanted to kiss
 3     I,       I|         I can see the shepherd's black form, encircled by the light
 4     I,       I|       white watch-house with its black leaden roof, the high signal-pole
 5     I,      II|     funeral pile, the altar of a black pagan idol whose fiery tongues
 6     I,      II|          say, "Cserny Boh," the "Black God" of the Slavs - Death.~ ~
 7     I,      II|          the red mist around the black pine woods on the rocky
 8     I,     III|    befitting his name - dark and black. But why should I, who am
 9     I,      IV|          very plainly attired in black, and wore no jewellery at
10     I,       V| remembered the grin on his broad black face in the moment of death,
11     I,      VI|          suspended on a chain of black beads resembling a rosary,
12     I,      IX|        consisted of a diminutive black cow and her calf, neither
13     I,      IX|   magnificent flower, and almost black, with but a slight purple
14     I,    XIII|         building. They wore long black riding-habits, all three
15    II,       I|      mansion. Graceful white and black swans swam on the lake,
16    II,       I|     startling, bewitching little black mole was seen on one of
17    II,       I|         of colour. Her straight, black brows and long black lashes
18    II,       I|   straight, black brows and long black lashes overhung a pair of
19    II,       I|    crowned with a tiara of heavy black tresses, more precious and
20    II,      IX|        the least bit. She wore a black lace scarf to conceal her
21    II,    XIII|       and drank a cupful of some black beverage that was called
22    II,    XVII|          has shown me the great, black sin in my breast. How can