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 1         I,I  |      on personal property, on windows and~doors, /et caetera/.
 2         I,IV |      You have now three front windows on the first floor, besides
 3         I,IV |    the landing; to these four~windows you mean to add two on the
 4         I,IV |     to pitch the house out of windows and build us~a Louvre. Cesar
 5         I,IV | common court on which all the windows give, so that rents are
 6         I,IV |      pay the tax on doors and windows and your~share in all the
 7         I,VII|      came~a salon, with three windows on the street, in white
 8         I,I  |       the passers-by from the windows of his shop, thinking over
 9         I,IV |   little /entresol/, at whose windows he had caught a glimpse~
10         I,V  |       without curtains to its windows. All three sat down in the~
11         I,VII|       seeing his shop and the windows of his former home. For
12         I,VII|       never passed before the windows of his old home,~and they