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 1 1 |    Saint-Nazaire; and~a second road, leading from Vannes, which
 2 1 |   Morbihan. The arrondissement road establishes communication
 3 1 |   water, with Nantes. The land road is used~only by government;
 4 7 | herself~and earth, by a rugged road through a ravine that has
 5 7 |         At the point where the road from Croisic to Guerande
 6 7 |        turns off from~the main road of /terra firma/, stands
 7 7 |      of the house looks on the road to~Guerande, the other on
 8 7 |     park wall which skirts the road to Croisic, crosses the~
 9 7 |        to Croisic, crosses the~road, and is lost in the sands
10 7 |       the window~and watch the road to the marshes."~ ~Calyste
11 8 |       I have been watching~the road to Croisic for the last
12 9 |            And I don't see any road," said the footman.~ ~"Horses
13 10|     told Gasselin to watch the road to Saint-~Nazaire, and let
14 10|      those trees!What a~lovely road!" he said to Gasselin.~ ~"
15 10| meditation.~ ~At a part of the road which is shaded, dewy, and
16 14|        as that~accorded to the road to the Grande Chartreuse
17 14|       when seen from the~sandy road which skirts the shore.~ ~
18 14|     gazing down upon the sandy road. "Perhaps we have now~reached
19 14|      window which opens on the road to Guerande. When Camille
20 16|      to drag himself~along the road from Guerande to the spot
21 25|      you, you are on the wrong road in letting~Aurelie see how