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 1 1|  they come hither as to some garret where they cheapen poignant
 2 1|  starves and pines away in a garret for want of a friend, for
 3 1|     means, to my thinking, a garret, a threadbare coat, a gray
 4 1|    sup off your own dog in a garret, uncooked and without salt?
 5 2|    could be uglier than this garret, awaiting its scholar, with
 6 2|    and lodged in an artist's garret, and by a sort of mirage
 7 2|  Alas! I had but just left a garret, after three years of poverty,
 8 2|     me even in my bare, cold garret, when at last I reached
 9 2|  self-respecting poverty, my garret where such teeming fancies
10 2|     the blameless life in my garret? This world has aspects
11 2|   within the four walls of a garret! The soul within us is like
12 2| fifteen days I never left my garret, spending whole nights in
13 2| about me a long while in the garret where I had led my scholar'
14 2|   could have gone back to my garret after having gained an experience
15 3|      up the staircase to his garret; as he reached the last
16 3|    one might enter this dear garret again, my Raphael," said