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 1 1 | chimney-piece is~enormous, of carved stone, and within it are gigantic
 2 1 |             century. It is of carved stone in the style of the Louis
 3 1 |         court-yard, are~mullioned in stone with hexagonal leaded panes,
 4 1 |         window with its crossbars of stone, still grinds, as it turns,
 5 1 |              of the first floor by a stone~gallery, supported by what
 6 1 |            the gable above depends a stone dais like those that~crown
 7 4 |            their /mouche/ as Negroes stone the moon in the water~when
 8 7 |          built of a species~of slaty stone with granite courses, has
 9 9 |             shore, strengthened by a stone embankment, at the foot~
10 10|             some abyss by flinging a stone into it. To hear from the
11 14|              to fuse those blocks of stone it needs a~thunderbolt.