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• “Upstairs in stately Norris Hall, sits a room full of my current office setup. 40 plus Mac Pro towers adorned with 22 inch Cintiqs.”

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• “Believe it or not, I have not always lived in stately mansions on the mountain top with 30 foot columns on the front porch with maids quarters and 6 car garages.”

  Venting Stoves/Ovens

• “She said, It hath reached me, O auspicious King, that the two rode together in stately procession till they entered the palace, when the King taking the young man by the hand, led him into a domed room followed by his suite, and making him sit down on a throne of gold, seated himself beside him.”

  The Book of The Thousand Nights And A Night

• “Also, I have a really spectacular view -- three large triangular ports that look out upon the green and white face of the Sanctuary Moon, the bright sun cantering shadows across the verdant mountains and pillarous cloudscapes while the silver crescent of Endor itself marches in stately orbit behind.”

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• “The thick quarterly catalogs feature luscious models, many recruited from college campuses and most of the Anglo-Saxon type, frolicking nude or lounging in stately dorm rooms and lush football fields in suggestive (and often homoerotic) poses.”

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• “At a little distance, coming from the north, a herd of camels passed east of us, drifting along in stately movement, adult and baby camels, as though etched on a Christmas card.”

  Addresses by Luella Creighton, Pierre Berton, and Dr. Wilder Penfield

• “One saw life-sized ladies and gentlemen dancing in stately rounds or laughing under trees and among flowers and butterflies.”

  A Childhood in Brittany Eighty Years Ago

• “In the middle of the black water, growing in stately solitude, was a lily – a lily from which an intensely brilliant light seemed to pour.”

  The Lily of Life: A Fairy Tale

• “a few who used obsolete dictionary words pronounced him proud -- a term stately enough to constitute somehow a tribute, though a damnatory one.”

  On the Stairs

• “Apartments were given her, and nothing could equal the triumphant air with which she took possession of them, the continual attentions of the King to her, as though she were some little foreign queen just arrived at his Court, or the majestic fashion in which she received them, mingled with grace and respectful politeness, then almost out of date, and which recalled the stately old dames of the Queen-mother.”

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