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1         I,I  |        property, on windows and~doors, /et caetera/. Do you want
2         I,IV |         You must pay the tax on doors and windows and your~share
3         I,VI |     everywhere, in villages, on doors of churches,~all the best
4         I,VI |     shop, with~great iron-bound doors, painted a dragon-green,
5         I,VII|        grand style, with double doors, divided into~square panels,
6         I,VII| entrance to the /entresol/; the doors~to each appartement were
7         I,VII|       said Grindot, opening the doors of an alcove~cleverly hidden
8         I,VII|        raise.~Sculptured golden doors, like those of the baptistery
9         I,V  |     their~craft. As a rule, the doors stood open and gave to view