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August 1965marble plaque in the South lobby of the State Department which commemorates "diplomatic and consular
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May 1961the marble benches that stand on the landings of the main staircase, or they have slumber parties in
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December 1961marble, and by the most distinguished descendant of Praxitiles now discoverable in Athens, wearing
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February 1957strode down the long marbled corridors to discuss problems of war and threats to the peace. There are
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July 1954el Jazzar the Butcher), and alongside it is hut that houses two marble tombs. In one lies the
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April 1953Liverpool, to which we owe The Marble Faun, Payne spent year in Italy, France and England, reaching New
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April 1938described in the terms applied to the American expatriate in Italy by Hawthorne in The Marble Faun as
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August 1950dresser all one piece, marble or something top. The bed is comfortable to sleep in, but the mattress
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May 1921as you pass by you see the dark figures clustering in the doorways, or sitting on the marble steps,
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August 1921pouch. Seeds seem almost as indestructible as marbles, and the laymans experience unfortunately is