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Yes-butwhat must I do, then, with my volume in green morocco?
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At the waist, it was fastened with a green morocco belt and gilded buckle.
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But such a lovely white bandolier-though I must say your green morocco is even lovelier.
4
Francis consulted a small, green morocco pocket-book.
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The green morocco desk that held them he took down from the shelf and laid upon the table.
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Smiling, Basil took from a breast-pocket a small green morocco volume with a pencil slipped into a loop.
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A desk chair of Roman shape, made in mahogany and covered with green morocco, was the doctor's own seat.
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Sabine went to a book-case, and laid out two books, with gilt leaves and green morocco binding, on the desk.
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The words "Bonaparte, General-in-Chief of the Army of the East," were inscribed in large gold letters on the green morocco.
10
Lavinia unwrapped the paper covering from a green morocco box and, releasing the catch, saw a shimmering string of delicately pink pearls.
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Fancy us in white blouses, shawl-caps, and with green morocco slippers, for the devil may travel in slippers-theyare painful to the feet.
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A raised writing-desk was at one side of the table, and behind it in a green morocco chair with curved arms there sat the Emperor.
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Complete in twelve volumes, in green morocco cloth, price $1.75 each; or $21.00 a set, each set is put up in a neat box.
