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 1 I  |       possible.~   Hamaguchi's big thatched farmhouse stood
 2 I  |        the hill to sound their big bell. . . . But it would
 3 I  |   observing the blaze, set the big bell booming; and the people
 4 II | whipping the wet garments upon big flat stones. Every morning
 5 III|    among a lot of old books, a big volume bearing in letters
 6 III|     look like butterflies with big gaudy wings. All the armor
 7 IV |       Man, - I mean Man with a big M. First she draws in the
 8 V  |     men, and their eyes are so big! . . . Their mouths are
 9 VII|       and cotton hangings with big white ideographs upon them;
10 VII|        current events. It pays big sums to popular writers,
11 VII|        name is chiseled upon a big disk of stone, probably
12 VII|       The rush of business was big; and the rapidity with which
13 VII|      work. like that, even for big wages. I have worked in