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 1 1  |     from~ ~gate to gate on the side toward the sea. Sometimes
 2 1  |        upon the wall.~ ~On one side is a dining-room, which
 3 1  |    with brass, flanked on each side with a~silver candelabrum
 4 1  |   noble pointed~window on each side, one looking down upon the
 5 1  |      is repeated on the garden side by another of five~sides,
 6 1  |       The facade on the garden side has no towers corresponding~
 7 2  |        fireplace on the garden side.~ ~Near this gnarled trunk
 8 3  |        wore, dangling from one side, the bunch of keys of a
 9 6  |     saw only its~objectionable side. Her superior mind refused
10 7  |   large~dormer windows on each side of it. Under the triangular
11 7  |        face~before him. On one side all the thousand developments
12 8  |     preoccupied with the wrong~side of genius, and Camille Maupin'
13 8  |      put him back on the~right side is easily conceivable. The
14 9  |    motioned to Claude, "on one side, and poesy the other."~ ~
15 9  |      and Vignon were on either side of the piano. Conti's~sublime
16 10 |     not to be mentioned by the side of~genius; besides, I think
17 14 |  Croisic is flanked on the sea side by granite rocks~the shapes
18 14 |       air. She saw love on the side of its grandeur; and~her
19 14 |   still clung to the strongest side of love, the spiritual~side.
20 14 |    side of love, the spiritual~side. But the woman who is firmest
21 14 |      saw~the vast ocean on one side and Brittany on the other,
22 16 |    scene, came to his father's side. The rector,~after hearing
23 17 |     puzzled to decide on which side is the finer~sense of modesty,
24 18 |        proscenium boxes on his~side, and not ten steps from
25 18 |    have not yet uncovered that side of vice.~There are men,
26 18 |      to snare him on his worst~side.~ ~"What! you dare to dine
27 Add|       De~The Chouans~The Seamy Side of History~Jealousies of
28 Add| Vernisset, Victor de~The Seamy Side of History~Cousin Betty~ ~