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 1 1 |    encircled with its doughty walls, its moats are full~of water,
 2 1 |       or reddened, covers the~walls. The ceiling is of wooden
 3 1 |   half an acre~of ground, its walls are all espaliered, and
 4 2 |     three guns hanging to the walls had~therefore seen service
 5 2 | slumbering among the darksome~walls of the ancient house. The
 6 9 |     air, gliding along by the walls of Les Touches that he might~
 7 11|       love unknown within the walls of that old mansion.~ ~Feverish
 8 11|   which they nail against the walls of their houses to~dry in
 9 18|     into the garden, with its walls furrowed by those black
10 18|    criticism! Finally, on the walls, ten~water-colors richly