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 1 I   |     birds and foliage. All the furniture was covered with fine needlework
 2 I   |     newly done over, using the furniture and draperies that had been
 3 IV  |      object, a living piece of furniture that one is accustomed to
 4 VI  |         What then? Just as old furniture tarnishes in time, so everything
 5 VI  |        always kept closed. The furniture had covers on it, and the
 6 XI  | without leaving any trace; her furniture was sold and her rent paid.
 7 XII |       to room, picking out the furniture which recalled episodes
 8 XII |     She wished to keep all the furniture of her room, her bed, her
 9 XII |       unloading and placing of furniture where it was to stand.~Rosalie
10 XII |     trunks and the rest of the furniture was in the yard ready to
11 XIII|     began at once to place the furniture that had already arrived
12 XIII|       francs, the price of the furniture left at “The Poplars,” and