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One is an é���ǰ�����é, an exquisite frontal rendering of the horse in red chalk with its skin removed to display the underlying musculature.

Ce présent consistoit en soixante-dix grands plateaux d'etain chargés de différentes sortes de confitures et de compotes, et vingt-huit autres dont chacun portoit un mouton é���ǰ�����é.

"I thought that plaster of Paris figure was not the only ecorche in the room."

Europe has now sunk netherward to its far-off position as in the Fore Scene, and it is beheld again as a prone and emaciated figure of which the Alps form the vertebrae, and the branching mountain- chains the ribs, the Spanish Peninsula shaping the head of the ecorche.

A momentary devotion to him helped her, and lifting her eyes as bidden she regarded this human remnant, this é���ǰ�����é, a second time.