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CHAPTER XIX
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Through this legend the bare precipice receives an intellectual beauty, which may truly compare itself with the naturally beautiful view over the city and the bay.
Rosalie and Otto drove into the town.

It was two years since he had been here; everything seemed to him, during this time, to have shrunk together: wherever he looked everything was narrow and small.

In his recollection, Lemvig was very much larger.
They now drew up before the merchant's house.

The entrance was through the shop, which was decorated with wooden shoes, woolen gloves, and iron ware.

Close within the door stood two large casks of tea.


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