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The brown man started down the long piazza, in search of a hand-light.
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And they used to watch the beautifully attired ladies promenade the long piazza.
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There was a long piazza across the front of the house.
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Willy crept slowly down the long piazza, through the big kitchen into the dining-room.
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Slowly pacing up and down the long piazza in front of the house was Judge Merlin.
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O, almost always on the long piazza.
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Oh, almost always on the long piazza.
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As he marched defiantly up and down the long piazza he tried to analyze his state of mind.
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Occupying a central position in the village stood the tavern- atwo-storybuilding, with a long piazza running along the front.
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Dick looked down the long piazza, so long that the men at either end of it were hidden by darkness.
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I had a long piazza, encased in netting, where paterfamilias, with his pipe, could muse and gaze at the stars unmolested.
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Mrs. Evringham and Eloise, returning late from their luncheon, came upon the little sleeping figure as they walked around the long piazza.
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Mr. Hamilton seemed unusually gloomy, and with folded arms paced up and down the long piazza, rarely speaking or noticing any one.
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On reaching the end of the long piazza, Sibley led Ida to a veranda little frequented at that hour, saying, as he did so:
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The boarders often confided to one another, as they chatted and tatted on the long piazza, that Mrs. Morrison was "certainly very refined."
