Book,  Chapter

 1        I,  II |          famous palace where the blue stone is kept on which each
 2        I,  III|       heart. His eyes, of a deep blue, looked with clear, frank,
 3        I,  IV |        adjusted at the neck by a blue tie. Under this pelisse,
 4        I,  VII| traditional costume, a very wide blue, violet, or black robe;
 5        I,  VII|      peasants of the Volga, with blue trousers stuffed into their
 6       II,  I  |        scanty beards— dressed in blue nankeen trimmed with black
 7       II,  V  |        long jets—red, green, and blue— so that the groups of dancers
 8       II,  VI |    singularly enlarged. The rich blue of the iris was darker than
 9       II,  XII|       police wearing helmets and blue uniforms laced with silver.
10       II,  XIV|       below the town. Columns of blue flames ran between the two