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1 I  |    hemmed in on three sides by thickly wooded summits. From its
2 III|         The tombstones were so thickly crowded about the spot that,
3 III|      the once white soft paper thickly wrapped round its handle
4 IX |       which in truth is only a thickly woven veil of illusion),
5 IX |     position, and more or less thickly massed according to need
6 IX | unimaginable affinities; - now thickly massed in solid glooms;