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 1 Int| provided you go to the very bottom of the subject. That is
 2 III| dolls of former days at the bottom of a drawer; she looked
 3 V  |  could sometimes see to the bottom.~The town suddenly appeared
 4 V  | mountain, cleft from top to bottom, spreads apart. The path
 5 VII|    one.~When she was at the bottom of the stairs she sat down
 6 VII|   saw them running from the bottom of the bed to get into her
 7 X  | upright, put his eye to the bottom of the door and looked inside.
 8 X  | circle, and, falling to the bottom, burst open as an egg might
 9 XI |   me, who believes from the bottom of my heart in His goodness,
10 XI |      I embrace you from the bottom of my heart, my dear mamma—