Chapter

 1 1  | confused reflections of various hues, by the sharp contrast of
 2 1  |      mingled on his palette the hues of the numberless vicissitudes
 3 2  |      picture, where figures and hues, lights, shades, and half-tones
 4 2  |  Pygmalion, the maiden with the hues of life and the living voice
 5 2  |      subdued with its dead gold hues. It had all the vague sentiment
 6 2  |      can I dare to describe the hues of fleeting emotions, the
 7 2  |      change there, altering its hues and its expression. Some
 8 2  |   carrying umbrellas of various hues; you come face to face with
 9 2  |    entirely changed. The sickly hues, which daylight brings out
10 3  |     purple tint that varied its hues according to the light;
11 3  |    natural feebleness and livid hues. It was impossible not to
12 3  |       seemed to take delightful hues. Then he turned his gaze
13 3  |     them by lending to them the hues of its own waves; it is
14 3  |        ever-shifting iridescent hues like those on a pigeon's
15 Epi|      flaming violet and crimson hues, a face with unimaginable