Chapter

 1      VI|               keys of heaven, and the red, white, and green flag of
 2     VII|            not forbidden. A lackey in red livery would usher the strangers
 3    VIII|         crusade against them, fastens red crosses on his soldiers'
 4    VIII|               footman in gold-braided red livery obsequiously threw
 5      IX|            and the rosy hue which its red fabric cast on her face
 6      IX|              in the rosy light of the red umbrella, so that her heightened
 7     XII|               head, with its gleaming red circle around the brightly
 8     XII|            streaming on her through a red umbrella. The warm glow
 9    XIII|              The princess turned rosy red. "I have no money with me
10     XIV|               to the north and south, red lights began to glimmer
11      XV|            one rock to another, and a red rag hung on it if danger
12      XV|          Indigo-blue bell-flowers and red and white tormentils were
13      XV|               rocks she came upon the red wall-pepper and a kind of
14      XV|              ripened fruit hanging in red clusters and set off by
15      XV|             with the manufacture of a red necklace of the hips that
16    XVII|   cornel-bushes with brown leaves and red berries, while luxuriant
17   XVIII|              On his forehead were two red spots."~ ~"Yes, and further?"~ ~"
18   XVIII|               have described, and two red spots burned on his forehead;
19   XVIII|               broad as one's hand, of red leather handsomely trimmed
20     XXI|       companions, much out of breath, red in the face, and without
21   XXIII|            door did not open, and the red light grew constantly brighter,
22   XXIII|               firing, and watched the red glow over the door growing
23   XXVII| coffee-coloured uniform, trimmed with red cord and its collar adorned