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1 III|         caked into one hard red mass; the~{p. 75}~cheap purse;
2 IV | nameless and unnamable, being a mass of energies, tendencies,
3 VII|        men usually presenting a mass of this shade. To-day the
4 VII|       one story high. The great mass of the city is an agglomeration
5 VII|        thick, shiny, disordered mass of fur, - half reddish and
6 VII|        look exactly like a rich mass of bark; but, whatever the