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The vestibule

Place

Buggery domestic entrance, notable for adhesive linoleum and the immediate collapse of welcome.

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From the books (1 passage)

…was as before: velour, ruched and of a beigeness unsurpassed, and filthy oxblood naugahyde, the linoleum underfoot paving the vestibule was prone to stick to shoes, and audible just then was the drone of Mr Roger Buggery rehearsing his abortion of a speech.

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