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 1 1 |    reflux of the tides and the dunes,the~summit, as it were,
 2 1 |      fortifications facing the dunes~had been converted one hundred
 3 1 |       the golden mantle of her dunes enfolds her, the fragrant
 4 7 |     salt-marshes and the sandy dunes begin. We descend into a~
 5 7 |       sight of the marshes and dunes, which~resemble a stiffened
 6 7 |       of salt water, the sandy dunes, the view of Croisic, a
 7 7 |      and see the rocks and the dunes and the salt-~marshes without
 8 11|       lake in the midst of the dunes.~They had just returned,
 9 14|        Croisic, with the sandy dunes, which injure cultivation,
10 14| garden-gate which opens on the dunes. Beatrix thought~the sands