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Almost at the same instant a man stumbled out of the allée and ran down the boulevard.
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A man was walking in the allée.
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You know the court of the Athénée is on the other side of the high wall bounding your walk, the allée défendue.
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He found her walking slowly up and down an allée of elms, through the leaves of which the bright September sunshine sifted down.
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The second dolmen had also a grotto or allée couverte, in which was found an earthen pot, containing ashes and three gold necklaces.
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He would ride to the end of the Grande Allée and return.
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O Georgics of the Rue Madame, and of the Allée de l'Observatoire!
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He selected seven o'clock in the evening in the Allée de la Muette.
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The Chevalier de Pean rode the length of the Grande Allée and returned.
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Truxton leaned against the low wall alongside the Allée.
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Land S. E. of the Grande Allée to the Cime du Cap and between Nos.
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They make their curé quite regularly, like any one else, walking and sitting in the Allée Dante.
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I walked towards the Allée des Acacias.
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We revolve an unhappy fact, as we ramble on along the brilliant Allée, this clear summer evening.
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On certain maps of Paris, there is a street named Allée Samuel Beckett (Samuel Beckett Way).
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A long promenade, now called the Allée Royale, extended to a vast basin named the Lake of Apollo.