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1        I,  II  |   hands and feet, and a clear blue eye. He seemed born to please
2        I,  III |   began to draw, with red and blue crayons, a variety of colored
3        I,  III |     lines, one red, the other blue, appeared upon the paper,
4        I,  XIII|   head of yonder mast was the blue cross of Russia.~
5        I,  XXIV| caught sight of a fragment of blue canvas fluttering in the
6       II,  V   |  whiteness, to which the pale blue sky offered scarcely any
7       II,  V   |  hundred feet.~A thin curl of blue smoke issued from the copper
8       II,  VIII|   white shade; the second was blue; the third was white and