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It
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was
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a
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bright
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cold
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day
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in
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April,
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and
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the
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clocks
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were
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striking
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thirteen.
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Winston
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Smith,
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his
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chin
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nuzzled
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into
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his
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breast
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in
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an
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effort
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to
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escape
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the
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vile
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wind,
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slipped
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quickly
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through
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the
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glass
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doors
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of
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Victory
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Mansions,
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though
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not
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quickly
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enough
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to
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prevent
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a
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swirl
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of
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gritty
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dust
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from
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entering
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along
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with
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him.
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The
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hallway
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smelt
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of
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boiled
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cabbage
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and
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old
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rag
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mats.
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At
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one
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end
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of
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it
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a
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coloured
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poster,
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too
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large
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for
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indoor
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display,
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had
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been
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tacked
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to
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the
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wall.
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It
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depicted
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simply
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an
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enormous
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face,
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more
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than
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a
|
metre
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wide:
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the
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face
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of
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a
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man
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