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1        I,  V    |   overhead to where a faint white disc was dimly visible through
2        I,  VII  |      I had much sooner be a white Friday than a black one,”
3        I,  XXIII|   on the contrary, the vast white plain was level as the desert
4        I,  XXIV |     embarking upon the vast white plain. Ben Zoof’s heart
5        I,  XXIV |   if it had expanded a huge white wing, was in a little while
6       II,  VIII |     The first was of a dull white shade; the second was blue;
7       II,  VIII |     was blue; the third was white and brilliant; the fourth
8       II,  XI   | were lost to view; then the white crests of the cliffs were
9       II,  XVIII|     Above, there were broad white bands, darkened on the side