Chapter

 1  6,1|         be effected by crosses of colour or otherwise, Boxtel, concealed
 2  6,1|        the "Marble of Rotterdam," colour of flax, blossoms feathered
 3  6,1|           feathered red and flesh colour, the "Wonder of Haarlem,"
 4  6,2|           tulip without a spot of colour, a thing which had not yet
 5  6,2|     expected to furnish the black colour, exposed to the sun or to
 6  7,1|         raised from tulips of the colour of roasted coffee; and which,
 7  7,2|           produce a flower of the colour of ebony. On their skin
 8 12,1|           He saw no change in the colour of the sky, or of the world
 9 21,2| distinguish a thread of different colour, as thin as a hair." ~"And
10 21,2|        thin as a hair." ~"And its colour?" asked Cornelius, trembling. ~"
11 22,1|      Without a speck of any other colour." ~"Without one speck." ~"
12 31,2|          all clad in scarlet, - a colour which makes his black hair