French window

“She stood in the French window of the drawing-room and looked across the valley to Nunspardon.”

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“Fox’s hand was on the knob of the French window when beyond it the beam of Sergeant Oliphant’s torchlight shot across the dark and the man’s face was illuminated.”

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“Fox had gone to the French window and had made a majestical signal to the sergeant, who now came into the drawing-room.”

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“Rose led the way through the French window into the drawing-room, where Alleyn found an out-of-drawing conversation piece established.”

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“Sunlight shafted in from the shoved-aside curtains on the French window at the hall’s end, glittering on shards of glass near the broken window and glinting from shell casings littered around a large, dark, and ragged circle staining the carpet.”

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