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 1 Int |            with its beaches, where high waves rolled in beneath
 2 I   |         manor. It was one of those high and vast Norman residences
 3 I   |           cliff three hundred feet high, with its base in the ocean
 4 I   |   connecting the farms, joined the high road between Havre and Fécamp,
 5 III |            motion. To landward the high cliff at the right cast
 6 III |          cliff standing in the sea high enough for vessels to pass
 7 V   |          valley, and on toward the high mountains. They frequently
 8 V   |           granite looks black, and high above one the glimpse of
 9 VI  |         plot, and drew up before a high, spacious, sad-looking building
10 XI  |  forty-five. She was stout, with a high color, squarely built and
11 XII | neighborhood of Goderville, on the high road to Montiviliers, in
12 XIII|           trees at the side of the high road.~Four trellised arbors
13 XIII|           with fruit trees.~A very high box hedge enclosed the whole
14 XIII|         she was hurrying along the high road she met Rosalie coming
15 XIII|          any attention to her. The high road before her door stretched
16 XIII|          at the side of the lonely high road. A few days before
17 XIV |           walk and took her on the high road, but at the end of