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 1     I,     III|       showed him a handful of gold coins he came on quickly
 2     I,      IV|      me before the marble and gold luxury of a modern palace,
 3     I,      IV|       a tiny Meissonier, in a gold frame of twice its size,
 4     I,    VIII|      had to be paid to him in gold or silver, which he locked
 5     I,      IX|       ivory, mother-of-pearl, gold and silver, and rich stones
 6     I,      IX|  money, bonds, and objects of gold, silver, and jewellery of
 7     I,      IX| silver coins, the bladders of gold coins.~ ~"You see," he continued, "
 8    II,      II|       are red with a tinge of gold; others green and gold;
 9    II,      II|     of gold; others green and gold; others again the colour
10    II,     VII|    Father Paphuntius with six gold eagles, and the vestry clerk
11    II,    VIII|        True love is like pure gold, and the acid of calumny
12    II,     XVI|    she was a "She-devil;" her gold was choking me.~ ~"Did you
13    II,    XVII|    shuttlecock with a lump of gold. Then what's the use of