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		<room id="14" name="Entrance Hall" x="-832" y="-32" w="96" h="64" description="Extremely spacious. It is its best with a half-dozen servants in livery. The floor is Italian marble, and the walls are dressed with yellow silk hangings." />
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		<room id="20" name="Old Conservatory" x="-992" y="-416" w="96" h="64" description="A chilly northern exposure, perhaps, but really quite lovely. This room used to be where Marie would practice her music, and the Countess play her compositions; Marie's own room lies to the west." />
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		<room id="22" name="Marie's Chamber" x="-1152" y="-416" w="96" h="64" description="Stripped of the clutter it once possessed, the room still offers a charming view through the north window of the old grounds, and the way out is to the east. The wallpaper and floorboards are still as fine as ever." />
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		<room id="29" name="Among Reds" x="-512" y="224" w="96" h="64" isDark="yes" description="Almost all gone now, though the labels still adhere to the racks, indicating where a '67 rested, or an '82, waiting to be taken up to the dining room." />
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		<room id="32" name="Subcellar" x="-512" y="352" w="96" h="64" isDark="yes" description="Used solely for storage of extra items (whether or not associated with the wines). The room is barely large enough to stand up in. (Now that you consider it, this room is probably the source of Marie's fables about the oubliette &quot;somewhere in the wine cellar.&quot;  This story always struck you as improbable, but you can't imagine that a person barred in here would get out easily. You also can't imagine the Count or any of his recent ancestors being moved to take such an action.)" />
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		<room id="30" name="Fortified Wines" x="-352" y="-32" w="96" h="64" isDark="yes" description="Port, tokay, sherry; amontillado; casks, bottles furred with age and sealed with clots of red wax and ribbon seals. The Count always used to say that a good cognac would close a diplomatic matter more quickly than any bribe. He never let you and Marie stay, of course, on the evenings when he had business; you would be sent up to the conservatory with the Countess, to practice your music and wait for him to finish whatever matters kept him with his guests." />
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		<room id="37" name="Dessert Wines" x="-192" y="96" w="96" h="64" isDark="yes" description="Tall, slender bottles of ice-wine once resided here, delicate and sweet; and other fine vintages, waiting to be served with the cheese and fruit." />
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		<room id="39" name="Centre" x="-352" y="96" w="96" h="64" isDark="yes" description="With all the doors that lead out of this area, and the heavy pillars that support the roofbeams, there is little room for anything to be stored at all. The absence of racks has not prevented a heavy layer of dust from gathering here too, however." />
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		<room id="41" name="Closet" x="-224" y="160" w="64" h="32" isDark="yes" description="Not a room of its own; barely a large enough niche to walk into, in fact." />
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		<room id="43" name="Among Whites" x="-352" y="224" w="96" h="64" isDark="yes" description="Little remains -- the countess was exceedingly fond of her Rieslings, and it required constant restocking to keep this portion of the cellar properly supplied during her life." />
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		<room id="45" name="Spanish Reds" x="-192" y="-32" w="96" h="64" isDark="yes" description="This area is devoted to wines for second-class guests, which the Count reserved for the servants, visits from the curate, or hinting away a houseguest who had overstayed his welcome. &quot;It seems that we are down to the Sangue de Toro,&quot; he would say, smoothing his vest with one delicate hand and looking regretful as he decanted a ruddy stream into the goblet of some unfortunate." />
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		<room id="35" name="Shed" x="-32" y="-32" w="96" h="64" description="Disused for quite a long time, evidently. There is dirt in the corners, and some evidence of inhabitation by rodents or perhaps even a larger animal, now and then. Some rust stains on the walls indicate where tools used to hang, but no longer do." />
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		<room id="52" name="Library" x="-832" y="-160" w="96" h="64" description="Originally a salon for the receiving of guests; but in recent years the Count has become increasingly interested in his own projects, and has taken over the entire room for the storage of books. Bookshelves line the walls, reaching above your head, leaving exits only east and south." />
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		<room id="59" name="Countess' Sitting Room" x="-832" y="-416" w="96" h="64" description="This was the countess' favorite room, and it is more richly decorated than any other in the house, betraying her taste for the brightly-colored and the jewel-like. The count brought her some things from his travels, and made others for her. Most of the contents seem to be gone -- the chairs and sofas, and the wall hangings -- but some bits remain." />
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