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come to live in a new country
- Poverty began to fascinate her; she begged Lestat or me to take a carriage out through the Faubourg St.-Marie to the riverfront places where the immigrants lived.Part 1 (65% in)
- It was filled not only with the French and Spanish of all classes who had formed in part its peculiar aristocracy, but later with immigrants of all kinds, the Irish and the German in particular.Part 1 (23% in)
- Perhaps he crouched, waiting for a passing carriage; perhaps he crept, gathering still what blood he could until he came to the shacks of those immigrants or those scattered country houses.Part 2 (9% in)
There are no more uses of "immigrate" in Interview with the Vampire.
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