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 1 Int|   haunts him. He sees it on the horizon of landscapes, and it crosses
 2 I  |       daybreak she examined the horizon. Then she noticed that she
 3 I  |      plains, the ocean, all the horizon, the great flaming orb of
 4 II |         the calm of the rounded horizon, and she would remain sitting
 5 III|      was slowly approaching the horizon. The lulling motion of the
 6 III| Possibly. She looked out at the horizon as if to discover something
 7 III|         which extended from the horizon to the edge of their boat.
 8 V  |       Then, pointing toward the horizon, the captain said: “Les
 9 IX |       other to the verge of the horizon.~Julien, approaching Jeanne
10 IX |         moon was sinking on the horizon and turning the sea to mother
11 XIV|        as it disappeared on the horizon. She looked at the clock.