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 1    1,    4|            he resolved to found an immense Scotch colony on one of
 2    1,    5|        nave, in the presence of an immense crowd, and surrounded by
 3    1,    9|       snows, and their feet hid in immense forests. Toward the southwest,
 4    1,   11|            the national PONCHO, an immense plaid with a hole in center,
 5    1,   12|            o’clock they came to an immense barren plain, without a
 6    1,   13|           with the keen edge of an immense scythe, every projection
 7    1,   15|        made of branches, pasturing immense herds of milch cows, sheep,
 8    1,   16|           the traveler treads over immense prairies of lucerne and
 9    1,   19|     dancing over the surface of an immense lagoon. An inexperienced
10    1,   19|           but they generally go in immense packs, and one had better
11    1,   20|         camped for the night in an immense TOLDERIA, which they not
12    1,   22|         the brink of deep CANADAS, immense natural trenches filled
13    1,   22|          themselves in front of an immense field of horns, regularly
14    1,   22|      Patagonian.~And so it was. An immense herd had been suffocated
15    1,   22|          about a mile to the south immense flocks appeared, rushing
16    1,   22|          about five miles south an immense towering wave was seen advancing
17    1,   23| perpendicularly, and supported the immense parasol of foliage, the
18    1,   23|          had to be thought of; the immense basin might not empty so
19    1,   24|     appeared on the surface of the immense lake, yet the flood seemed
20    1,   24|            depths he declared were immense.~“Robert and I,” he added,
21    1,   25|     presented the appearance of an immense globe of fire, the center
22    1,   25|           was about to communicate immense force. An enormous water-spout
23    1,   26|       hours the OMBU navigated the immense lake without reaching terra
24    2,    1|           on Paganel, “in all this immense space between this large
25    2,    2|        ocean appeared covered with immense seaweeds, looking like a
26    2,    3|         the globe had been only an immense continent, the thousandth
27    2,    3|        prairies of America, in the immense wilds of Australia, in the
28    2,    4|            or they are lost in the immense wilds of Australia.”~“Go
29    2,    4|         what if he is lost in that immense country?” asked Mary.~“Well,
30    2,    4|       travelers being lost in this immense country. Indeed, I believe
31    2,    5|            become condensed in the immense glaciers at the South Pole
32    2,    6|  themselves of their fire-arms.~An immense hall, light and airy, occupied
33    2,    7|            refuge in the depths of immense forests. For a whole month
34    2,    7|         wildest part, and traverse immense deserts, where there is
35    2,    9|         parallel did not cross the immense deserts, inaccessible regions,
36    2,   12|             replied Toline, “is an immense country. Capital—Calcutta.
37    2,   13|        sounds which disturbed this immense solitude.~When night came
38    2,   14|          order as an English park. Immense meadows, enclosed in gray
39    2,   14|       settlers. They managed their immense property with rare ability
40    2,   15|          SUSPICIOUS OCCURRENCES~AN immense barrier lay across the route
41    2,   15|      phenomenon! Before him lay an immense bed of mushrooms, which
42    3,    6|         its passage was impeded by immense bands of FUCUS.~At ten o’
43    3,    8|         The country looked like an immense prairie which faded into
44    3,   10|         whole region boils like an immense cauldron hung over subterranean
45    3,   11|   conducted them to the foot of an immense kauri, and then stood on
46    3,   15|          Then the scene changed to immense and interminable forests,
47    3,   15|          emerging at last from the immense kauri-forest, camped at
48    3,   20|          DUNCAN’S history.~What an immense debt he owed to this noble
49    3,   21|           geographer wrapped in an immense great-coat, as if the mercury