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 1 1 |      sensation at sight of that vast fortification, which is
 2 1 |         a vista into a somewhat vast court-yard, on~the right
 3 4 |       before~giving way to this vast prodigality the baron and
 4 6 |        into~order and shape the vast amount of knowledge already
 5 7 |         all directions, and its vast efforts, nearly all of them
 6 7 | imposing about it; it~reveals a vast extent of soul which the
 7 8 |         a vague uneasiness. The vast forehead, broad~and high,
 8 8 |       has given me those of her vast~intellect, her mind, her
 9 8 |       Loire at its mouth, it is~vast, it is swelled by all the
10 10|       return to my misery,to my vast prison of Paris. Such a~
11 11|   myself into that as into some vast~abyss. Calyste has sworn
12 14|     boats and vessels tracked a vast~expanse, and the girdle
13 14|        at last fatigued by this vast gallery of~abnormal shapes,
14 14|        souls, do sometimes open vast depths of~thought, decided
15 14|       rock, whence they saw~the vast ocean on one side and Brittany
16 17|          All the tenants of the vast domains of the house of