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Sentence
But
I
did
like
a
lot
of
her
things—the
vase
in
the
middle
of
the
dining-room
table
for
instance.
Helen
called
it
Mama's
“epergne”.
It
was
a
two-storey
thing
of
glass
and
silver
and
was
always
full
of
choice
flowers,
pure
white
geraniums
that
one
longed
to
stroke
and
kiss
to
see
if
they
were
real,
fat
begonias
and
big
heavy-headed
fuchsias.
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But I did like a lot of her things—the vase in the middle of the dining-room table for instance. Helen called it Mama's “epergne”. It was a two-storey thing of glass and silver and was always full of choice flowers, pure white geraniums that one longed to stroke and kiss to see if they were real, fat begonias and big heavy-headed fuchsias.
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