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Gard) The Pont du Gard that spans the River Gard near Nîmes in southern France. With a height of 48 m/160 ft, it is one of the highest Roman bridges built to carry an aqueduct.
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| A carriage awaits us outside, a special train with steam up at the Gard de L'ouest. He came grad- ually back to a position from which he could re- gard himself. Now, then, that is what is going to happen as re- gards wages. |
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