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But I must say Providence was kind enough to burn down that old mausoleum of mine, I'm too old to keep it up—maybe you're right, Jean Louise, this is a settled neighborhood. (source)mausoleum = an impressive building in which one or more corpses are entombed
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We needed to visit the mausoleum of our founder and great leader Mohammad Ali Jinnah.† (source)
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The Hab Block reminded me of a mausoleum.† (source)
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It was like coming into the cold marbled room of a mausoleum after the moon has set.† (source)
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Your ashes were I placed in the family mausoleum.† (source)
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The driver takes a turn, and they pass a cemetery with a weather-worn mausoleum in the center of it.† (source)
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A vast promenade, mausoleum, acropolis, planetarium, library, opera house—everything marble and granite, everything profoundly clean.† (source)
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Around them, Max could see the scattered mausoleums and tombs of the dead from ages past.† (source)
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The house is silent as a mausoleum.† (source)
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The monuments are mostly severe and plain, and even the few miniature mausoleums are unadorned, dignified structures, squarish blocks of polished black granite fitted with engine-turned doors of patinated brass.† (source)
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We parked the car just inside the gate and continued on foot, coming almost at once to a large white marble mausoleum.† (source)
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Roughly three football fields long by two football fields wide, it was a cement city of the dead, filled with tombstones and mausoleums.† (source)
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The wind chills me although the sunlight is warm enough as it glints off the flawless white stone of the silent mausoleum.† (source)
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Over the centuries, they have pried into coffins, crypts, burial mounds, tombs, and mausoleums of every kind and from every culture to amass their collections.† (source)
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But then she saw a group of people approaching the mausoleum and from a distance she made out Pedro's silhouette, and Rosaura with him, and she was no longer so sure of her feelings.† (source)
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I sought inspiration among gutted palaces and cloisters embowered in weed, derelict churches where the vampire-bats hung in the dome like dry seed-pods and only the ants were ceaselessly astir tunneling in the rich stalls; cities where no road led, and mausoleums where a single, agued family of Indians sheltered from the rains.† (source)
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