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 1 1 |           wooden doublet, the blue color of which had faded into
 2 1 |       doublet and hose of a violet color, with aiguillettes of the
 3 1 |           aiguillettes of the same color, without any other ornaments
 4 1 |     between him and them. "It is a color very well known in botany,
 5 1 |          of the originality of his color. ~Thus d'Artagnan entered
 6 12|         upon your head of the same color as your robe, and in that
 7 22|        studs, on a bow of the same color as the plumes and the petticoat. ~
 8 23|            his countenance changed color two or three times!" ~"Bah!" ~"
 9 24|       dressed in clothes of a dark color, who ascended the ladder
10 32|  swallowing a drink which from the color of the ruby had passed to
11 34|               It is of an original color," said Aramis; "I never
12 35|          her teeth; she was of the color of ashes. She tried to go
13 36|           give luster to her eyes, color to her cheeks, and vermillion
14 38|     FLEUR-DE-LIS is small, rosy in color, and looks as if efforts
15 49|            beautiful deep chestnut color. ~When they entered the
16 51|           you saw me coming." ~The color mounted to the face of Athos,
17 63|           was a grain of a reddish color, which dissolved immediately. ~
18 64| distinguish the door, amid the red color in which the house was painted.