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1 II |      from the lands of great flowers and beautiful olive or copper
2 III|     waited, might walk among flowers, and a delightful dining-room
3 III|       an enormous bouquet of flowers—a bouquet for a really great
4 IV | lovely. We will fill it with flowers. You will see. I will undertake
5 IV |    and that he often brought flowers. Very often—for his father
6 IV |  memory.~So Marechal brought flowers; he, the gentleman, the
7 V  |  like a garden full of gaudy flowers. All along the stretch of
8 VII|     india-rubber plants, and flowers, was first seen like a scene