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 1    1,    5|    dispersed under the influence of deep emotion, and at ten o’clock
 2    1,   11|             they started, the sky a deep cloudless blue, and yet
 3    1,   12|            wide, though two hundred deep, which made between them
 4    1,   12|             and leaping over broad, deep crevasses. They had no ropes,
 5    1,   12|             and leap over chasms so deep that they did not dare to
 6    1,   13|           all sides of the hut, the deep bass contribution of Paganel
 7    1,   14|             the child lying in some deep abyss, wildly crying for
 8    1,   18|            his tongue, as if taking deep draughts of some cool refreshing
 9    1,   18|          exclaimed Robert, taking a deep draught.~“Drink moderately,
10    1,   19|           and he appeared buried in deep thought. Was he planning
11    1,   20|     battlements and surrounded by a deep moat, the principal building
12    1,   22|             stopped on the brink of deep CANADAS, immense natural
13    1,   22|           to form, and some already deep, lay across the route to
14    1,   23|            this part of the plain a deep reservoir. Glenarvan’s first
15    1,   24|          treble voice and Paganel’s deep bass. The chase was evidently
16    1,   25|           to take a look round.~The deep blackness of the night was
17    2,   11|          wheels of the wagon plowed deep into the alluvial soil,
18    2,   13|       reason of the shade not being deep, nor the darkness profound,
19    2,   14|           geographer plunged into a deep reverie. Paganel made no
20    2,   15|             huge blocks of granite, deep ravines, suspected lagoons,
21    2,   15|      district, leaving Gippsland in deep shadow, as if night had
22    2,   15|            demonstrative, gave such deep sighs of satisfaction that
23    2,   15|            of the wagon were making deep ruts on the wide plains,
24    2,   16|             it sunk in the mud in a deep hollow in the stiff clay.
25    2,   16|           best to get it out of the deep ruts, and the bullock and
26    2,   16|        asked Lady Helena.~“Wide and deep, Madam,” replied Ayrton; “
27    2,   18|             like rays of vapor, and deep, cheerless gloom intensified
28    3,    4|          head. Then he drew a great deep breath of air, as other
29    3,    9|         long, five broad, and three deep; the prow raised like that
30    3,    9|        Kai-Koumou, and he said in a deep voice:~“Exchange you, if
31    3,   10|           blended with their tears. Deep wounds denoted great despair.
32    3,   12|             an abyss a hundred feet deep. On that side descent was
33    3,   12|            they had gone three feet deep; they perceived by the increased
34    3,   12|             Robert. “I discovered a deep hollow at the foot of the
35    3,   13|            might possibly reach the deep valleys of the Range and
36    3,   14|   neighboring mountains, and at the deep valleys still drowned in
37    3,   19| alternations of light and shadow, a deep plaintive voice sent up
38    3,   19|          his bed, where he lay in a deep swoon.~“Poor orphans,” said