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"Will you have the courage to burn family relics?--Aunt Maria's uncomfortable ottoman, Aunt Elizabeth's escritoire, which is too small to write at, and Aunt Anne's firescreen with strawberries worked in bead-work Oh, I know them all," Margaret said.— There was a King in Egypt
I used to peep in at the pretty room sometimes as I went up to bed; there were few notes written at the inlaid escritoire, and the handsomely-bound books were never taken down from the shelves.— Uncle Max
But she had been bravely happy all the time Pretty books filled a shelf above her escritoire, and between the candlesticks was a photograph in a filigree silver frame.— Prose Fancies
Then he sat himself in his large arm-chair before his escritoire, and began transacting his affairs with the usual But where is that idiot, that dolt, that sluggard, that snail, with my mail?"— Balcony Stories
He sat down at the escritoire, and, taking up a gilt pen with a ridiculous silk tassel, began a letter to the same person to whom that day he had already dispatched a missive; but this time it was not so brief: the day of brilliant dies and illuminated addresses had not as yet set in, so he wrote at the top of the little scented sheet, in a bold free hand, the word Crompton!— Bred in the Bone

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