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Aux Petites Dalles
The Meadow lined with trees
The Seine near Vernon
The Seine at Croisset
Chemin de la Cavee Pourville
Early Morning on the Seine at Giverny
Haystacks
Limetz Meadow
The Poplars
The Three Trees
Vernon Church in Fog
Party in the Country at Berneval
The Outskirts of Berneval
Barge on the Seine at Bougival
The Gardens of the Hermitage
Salmon fishing on the Caspapediac River