There were three tricolors and two mist-hued merles.
The poor body-guards, now national and tricolor, exchange bonnets, exchange arms; there shall be peace and fraternity.
The man took the watch, shaded the donor's beautiful face with a rough red cap and tricolor ribbon, and bade him follow him.
The tricolor was no longer there, but the white flag again floated over the place so full of historical recollections.
Every man wore on the bosom of his coat about half a dozen little aluminum medals dangling from bows of tricolor ribbon.
The three parasols forming a tricolor were nearly carried away in this descent.
The white cockade and the tricolor were the badges of hostile ranks, still more distinctly marked by costume.
As no tricolor cockades could be procured, they exchanged shakos, and, in many cases, arms.
