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For fifteen days Don Juan lay in the pigeon-house, too ill to move; for his old sickness, which Dr. Ramirez seemed to have cured, had returned more violently than before.
Nor could they find any better apartment than the pigeon-house attached to the old grange where the regiment of Figueroa was quartered.