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an impressive building in which one or more corpses are entombed
- Crosses-large, larger, mausoleums ... and statuary everywhere.Chapter 32 (15% in)
- A white mausoleum, someone's scaled-down version of the Parthenon.Chapter 32 (49% in)
- The beam of light shot over to the side of the white mausoleum; the figure holding the rifle retreated quickly, slipping behind a column no more than twenty feet away from the man holding the flashlight.Chapter 32 (55% in)
- He was within fifteen feet of the mausoleum; the man with the murderous weapon was standing by the left corner column, under the short portico to avoid the rain.Chapter 32 (56% in)
- He walked onto the stretch of lawn in front of the white mausoleum.Chapter 32 (65% in)
- Conklin rolled on the ground, his eyes on the far columns of the mausoleum, expecting an explosion from the gun that would blow his attacker into the air.Chapter 32 (85% in)
- From the far columns of the mausoleum came a prolonged, shattering scream.Chapter 32 (88% in)
- He dove to his right, rolling on the ground, scrambling toward the marble columns of the mausoleum.Chapter 32 (93% in)
There are no more uses of "mausoleum" in The Bourne Identity.
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