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 1 I   |           lived and loved and died hundreds or thousands of years ago.
 2 I   |            Hamaguchi, who had felt hundreds of shocks in his time, thought
 3 I   |            it to the fields, where hundreds of rice-stacks, representing
 4 VII |         and beyond it, were ranged hundreds of children's ihai, or mortuary
 5 VII |   invisible, - hidden from view by hundreds of tiny dresses suspended, -
 6 VII |        sects will not continue for hundreds of years to keep a large
 7 VII |            is made. I have been in hundreds of Japanese hotels, and
 8 VIII|        will serve for specimens of hundreds: - ~p. 206}~Never can be
 9 VIII|           religion of "innumerable hundreds of thousands of myriads
10 XI  | arithmetical progression; I became hundreds and thousands, - and feared