Portuguese
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My father brought the wainscoting from an old English country-house in Dorsetshire.
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The wainscoting and the furniture were lemon-yellow, the choice of Monday's occupant.
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The wall had been divided into three panels, with a high wainscoting.
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He laid his head back against the wainscoting and closed his eyes.
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He passed on silently through a door in the wainscoting of the drawing-room.
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Eight mahogany chairs stood in a row against the white wainscoting.
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The wainscoting preserved its blue which seemed sustained and warmed by the orange.
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He heard it knock the wainscoting as it was set down.
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She may be smart enough to clean our windows and wash the wainscoting.
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The grand stairway was of polished marble, its wainscoting and walls of onyx.
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The tent was set on this wainscoting, which gave plenty of head space.
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Many Germans, says Mr. GERARD, have food concealed in their wainscoting.
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The pillars, surrounded with wainscoting, were covered with rich Gothic ornaments.
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She looked around the room, at the walls above the wainscoting.
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Once again, she was up against a wall, her spine to the wainscoting.
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Rose-Marie's face was white as she leaned against the dark wainscoting.
