Chapter

 1 1  |           unconsecrated wafer in the white mass. ~One or two experts
 2 1  |        disclosing a daintily fitting white stocking over the delicate
 3 1  |            thick silk cord. His long white hair escaped on either side
 4 1  |            effect of the long table, white as a bank of freshly-fallen
 5 1  |            of Bordeaux and Burgundy, white and red, were royally lavished.
 6 1  |              was set off by the dead white of her complexion. Bold
 7 1  |             with careless hands. The white arms stood out in bold relief
 8 1  |      charmingly timid blue eyes, and white transparent brows. No ingenue
 9 1  |             figures blended with the white marbles, the noble masterpieces
10 2  |           held above her by a pretty white arm. ~"I liked to see the
11 2  |            name can be found for the white muslin wrappings that vaguely
12 2  |          creditable black coat and a white waistcoat; of all my fortune
13 2  |       average height, was dressed in white, and held a feather fire-screen
14 2  |             its canopy of muslin and white watered silk - a couch for
15 2  |            the countess again in her white dress with its large graceful
16 2  |            often seem to glow on her white brows; her eyes appeared
17 2  |            speck of mud upon my only white waistcoat! Oh, to miss the
18 2  |            Pauline with a face grown white. ~" 'I thought,' she faltered, '
19 2  |          pride; poverty that wears a white waistcoat and yellow kid
20 2  |           will kill him." ~A ghastly white hue overspread every line
21 3  |             depicted on his brow and white face; he looked like some
22 3  |              His hands were soft and white, like a pretty woman's;
23 3  |              fastened down upon some white material, surrounded by
24 3  |      startled roebuck. He saw a thin white line between the black piece
25 3  |             me?" ~Raphael's face was white with anger; a slight froth
26 3  |         light; the hair had been too white, no doubt, to take the preparation.
27 3  |              thick layers of red and white paint. This red enamel,
28 3  |              She laughed to show her white teeth; her head with its
29 3  |        delicious warmth of her bare, white shoulders. By a freak in
30 3  |              man! Could you have had white waistcoats and clean shirts
31 3  |              shoulders, with a tiny, white, blue-veined foot peeping
32 3  |         angel; you are growing quite white!" Pauline cried. ~"You can
33 3  |               when I saw you turn so white, I understood that I could
34 3  |              head; so that a line of white hair was left plainly visible,
35 3  |             more like another than a white man is like a negro. Really,
36 3  |            admire the little pinkish white breast and the green beak?
37 3  |        whistling duck, the duck with white eyebrows, and the shoveler
38 3  |              over with iron filings, white eyes, greasy blackened clothing,
39 3  |           Bengal rose upon a pile of white roses. ~"I cajoled Jonathan,"
40 3  |          fleeting. Her tiny pink and white ear, framed by a lock of
41 3  |           age visibly written in his white hair, the younger was of
42 3  |              flowers, pink, blue, or white, the climbing plants with
43 3  |           had preserved their scanty white hair, his bearing was that
44 3  |             clothing was ragged; the white, fair skin showed through
45 3  | straightforward sort of person, with white teeth; her cap and dress,
46 3  |    resemblance between her black and white striped petticoat and the
47 3  |            on is own hand, a woman's white, youthful arms were stretched
48 3  |            by the sight of her face, white as the petals of some water
49 3  |              as she sat there all in white, with her head bowed, scarcely
50 Epi|        looked and wondered long at a white form that rose elusively