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There are many mansions. Take Ruburt home. It is one mansion of uppermost importance. With what he has learned, he can put much to advantage that he could not have earlier, but the base of operations should be from the home, where surely his spirits will be far more easily maintained and upheld.

[...] Though he eats the same poor fare as the poor man, and lives in the same poor house for a day — or for a year or five years — he knows he has his mansion to return to. [...]

The sewer pipes carry away drainage from apartment houses and mansions and from trailers as well, eventually, and all of that must be paid for by the people.

[...] And though he eats the same poor fare as the poor man for a day and lives in the same poor house for a day or a year or five years, he knows he has his mansion to return to and so he cannot relate. [...]

[...] Ruburt and Joseph live in double apartments, in a large old mansion redone into such quarters. [...]

The building (eyes open) has a resemblance to an English-type mansion, or large building of this sort, set in fine grounds. [...]

[...] An old mansion across the street was turned into a grocery store. [...]

[...] Long ago, the three floors of the old house, a typical turn-of-the-last-century “mansion” on the main street three blocks west of Elmira’s business district, had been converted into eight apartments. [...]