Chapter

 1 1|        mark the numbers of Red or Black. He seemed a modern Tantalus,
 2 1| deliberation. It rolled on to the Black; then, as strong natures
 3 1|      paper; but as it is with the black ashes, so it was with his
 4 1|           with puffed cheeks, all black with soot, and clad in tatters,
 5 1|        form of a mummy swathed in black bandages; then the Pharaohs
 6 1|         thin and spare, in a long black velvet gown girded round
 7 1|          of his face from under a black velvet cap which closely
 8 1|           sign with the alternate black and red letters cannot be
 9 1|    morning. A valet-de-chambre in black opened the doors of a vast
10 1|           The artist buttoned his black coat to the collar, put
11 1|  flickered like beacon-lights; of black ribbons about snowy throats;
12 1|          women of the south, with black hair and well-shaped eyes.
13 1|       mothers, when old age draws black stockings over our limbs,
14 2|       silvery rays from her thick black hair; sometimes I heard
15 2|         owned a fairly creditable black coat and a white waistcoat;
16 3|        thin, bony figure, clad in black, and have inscribed beneath
17 3|       thin white line between the black piece of hide and the red
18 3|         on the chin had been dyed black, but the result was a spurious,
19 3|       gray plumage and his little black cravat! Look, he is preening
20 3|     shoveler - that fat, brownish black rascal, with the greenish
21 3|           so as to see no more. A black curtain was drawn all at
22 3|     regular mountaineer, with the black eyes that can face the sun
23 3|           resemblance between her black and white striped petticoat
24 3|         morning he saw two men in black prowling about in his neighborhood,