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 1 1|        staircase leading to the two upper~stories.~ ~The dining-room
 2 1|       brocade.~ ~On each of the two upper stories of the house there
 3 1|          that it~stops at the first upper story and its summit is
 4 1|          for the arrangement of the upper rooms they may be imagined
 5 5|             steps of her son on the upper floor, and she dropped the
 6 6|         face may have dismayed. The upper lip is thin, the~furrow
 7 6|           necessary to add that the upper lip beneath the~nose is
 8 7| ground-floor and large panes on~the upper floor. Above are the attics,
 9 7|             here and there. A short upper garment made~like a Greek
10 8|          has an Austrian mouth; the upper lip has~more character than