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 1     II,       I|   ranged twelve little girls in white, with flower-baskets in
 2     II,      II|       the gutter of the roof; a white one, a black one, a yellow
 3     II,     III|       had on a handsome livery, white gloves, white stockings,
 4     II,     III|  handsome livery, white gloves, white stockings, and shoes without
 5     II,     III|        were covered with coarse white cloth, the sort used for
 6     II,     III|     walls were hung with glossy white paper. Every door-latch
 7     II,     III|          too, the furniture was white and gold. The oil-paintings
 8    III,      II|      think I prefer to keep the white coins, they have such a
 9    III,      II|      were gold sovereigns; the "white coins" were silver Zwanziger;
10     IV,      II|        would so soil her pretty white hands to the wrists with
11     IV,      II|         she strolls in her long white gown across the green sward
12      V,       I|     with fair women until their white shoulders would shake with
13      V,      II|      The two in the rear had on white cloaks; the one in front
14     VI,     III|      while yet my two hands are white, while yet I cherish toward
15     VI,      IV|  betrothed."~ ~Vavel lifted the white hand to his lips. Then Katharina
16     VI,      VI| Katharina's face had grown very white. She staggered toward Marie,
17     VI,      VI|       table, only the slices of white meat which Lisette had always
18    VII,       I|     trousers made of the coarse white cloth of which peasants'
19    VII,      II|      ornamented in front with a white death's-head, and one would
20    VII,      II|        yet finished, but pretty white hands were embroidering
21   VIII,      II|       at these closed eyes, the white face! Ask these closed lips
22   VIII,      II|       mother will wear the pure white garment, as you desired,
23   VIII,     III|     that demi-god flying on his white horse. He was pale, and
24      X,     III|  yourself."~ ~Marie grasped the white hand and drew it down to