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Excerpt from Les Miserables, Vol. 2: Cosette
Alter proceeding about one hundred yards, uloug a wall of the 1sth century, surmounted by u coping creamed bricks, he found himself in front ofa large nrched stone gate, with a. Rectangular moulding, in the stern style of Louis XIV supported by two lint medallions. A severe facade was over this gate; n wull perpendicular to the facade almost joined the gate and ?anked it at a right angle. On the grass plut in front of the gate lay three burrows, through which the May ?owers were growing pell-mcll. The gate was clmed by means of two decrepit folding doons, ornamented 'hy an old rusty hammer.
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