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1 I   |           never been scoured, the furniture consisted of three rickety~
2 I   |           Corpus Christi Day. For furniture~it boasted a vast four-post
3 I   |           sepia tint--and for all furniture, half-a-dozen~chairs with
4 III |         border. The old-fashioned furniture~shrank piteously from sight
5 IV  |         wood chairs completed the furniture. The clock~on the chimney-piece
6 IV  |         had~been removed from the furniture, and the faded flowered
7 VI  |       their~rooms, and to buy the furniture, and Lucien's affairs had
8 VIII| blue-and-white draperies and neat furniture that he knew, he slipped~