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*antiquarian - someone who studies the past and antiquities, such as ancient artifacts
*antiquarian - someone who studies the past and antiquities, such as ancient artifacts
*propinquity - being close to someone or something, such as kinship in the sense used in the novel
*propinquity - being close to someone or something, such as kinship in the sense used in the novel
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*venerable - commanding respect, usually through wisdom but here by the building; used twice in the introduction and four times in the first chapter