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 1 Int | beautiful melancholy garden with immense plane trees around which
 2 I   |         whole race of people.~An immense hall divided the house from
 3 III |        looking something like an immense elephant with its trunk
 4 III |       bonbons, and on a chair an immense bouquet.~A covered wagon
 5 V   |    rounded presently to enter an immense peaceful gulf surrounded
 6 V   |        hotel at the corner of an immense square and ordered breakfast.~
 7 V   |  landscape, and on the foothills immense forests of chestnut trees
 8 V   |          She raised her eyes. An immense bird flew away from a hollow;
 9 VI  |        legs, his feet encased in immense shoes showing in a comical
10 VI  |       and they drove in round an immense grass plot, and drew up
11 VI  |       names and led them into an immense reception room, and opened
12 IX  |         a sort of column held an immense bowl of Sèvres ware and
13 X   |         experienced a feeling of immense relief. His blood seemed
14 XIII|   Roussel.”~The proprietress, an immense woman with a serious face,