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  • To see you, with a wreath in your hand, high, high up upon a church-tower.

    The Master Builder 2008

  • To see you, with a wreath in your hand, high, high up upon a church-tower.

    The Master Builder 2008

  • It was when I was building the church-tower up at Lysanger.

    The Master Builder 2008

  • Did you not like building the church-tower in our town?

    The Master Builder 2008

  • But I have seen him with my own eyes right up at the top of a high church-tower!

    The Master Builder 2008

  • Did you not like building the church-tower in our town?

    The Master Builder 2008

  • But I have seen him with my own eyes right up at the top of a high church-tower!

    The Master Builder 2008

  • It was when I was building the church-tower up at Lysanger.

    The Master Builder 2008

  • Next to the provincial Inns of France, with the great church-tower rising above the courtyard, the horse-bells jingling merrily up and down the street beyond, and the clocks of all descriptions in all the rooms, which are never right, unless taken at the precise minute when, by getting exactly twelve hours too fast or too slow, they unintentionally become so.

    The Holly-Tree 2007

  • Next to the provincial Inns of France, with the great church-tower rising above the courtyard, the horse-bells jingling merrily up and down the street beyond, and the clocks of all descriptions in all the rooms, which are never right, unless taken at the precise minute when, by getting exactly twelve hours too fast or too slow, they unintentionally become so.

    The Holly-Tree 2007

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