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1    VIII|  wore rather the aspect of a garden. Who could have wrought
2      XI|     Each wing had a separate garden, divided from its neighbour
3      XI|      gaiety in the adjoining garden, or even through the solid
4    XIII|    princess noticed that her garden gate was open; it must have
5    XIII|      so I went around to the garden gate."~ ~"And how is it,"
6     XIV|   you live. It is a splendid garden of wild flowers, and there
7     XIV|    Adjoining the house lay a garden which was now rented to
8      XV| offer to show her the flower garden of Balyika Glen and to discourage
9     XXI|    shooting at a mark in the garden behind the house."~ ~"What,