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The room was as neat as Janet or my aunt. As I laid down my pen,a moment since, to think of it, the air from the sea came blowingin again, mixed with the perfume of the flowers; and I saw theold-fashioned furniture brightly rubbed and polished, my aunt'sinviolable chair and table by the round green fan in thebow-window, the drugget-covered carpet, the cat, the kettle-holder,the two canaries, the old china, the punchbowl full of driedrose-leaves, the tall press guarding all sorts of bottles and pots,and, wonderfully out of keeping with the rest, my dusty self uponthe sofa, taking note of everything.
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