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 1  Int      |   information. Verne has done a vast and useful work in stimulating
 2    1,    5|       choked her utterance. The vast assembly dispersed under
 3    1,    8| desolate, and went on among the vast coral reefs and athwart
 4    1,   23|       dome to get a view of the vast horizon. The ocean made
 5    1,   25|        air even, as though some vast pneumatic machine had rarefied
 6    1,   26|         been terrible on such a vast battlefield as the Atlantic,
 7    2,    6|       acacias supplied from the vast plantations of Kangaroo
 8    2,    7|         gums, wandering through vast solitudes, guiding himself
 9    2,    7|     captives in the heart of so vast a continent?”~No one replied,
10    2,   11|          By-and-by they skirted vast salt lakes, rapidly evaporating.
11    2,   12|        living in the Lachlan, a vast region lying beyond the
12    2,   13|         silence reigned in this vast green temple, and the tramp
13    2,   14|        their journey across the vast district. They directed
14    2,   14|        two angles north of this vast quadrilateral, Mount Aberdeen
15    2,   15|      was the Australian Alps, a vast fortification, the fantastic
16    2,   15|         and beyond this lay the vast plains of the Murray. To
17    2,   15|         inconvenience beneath a vast mass of bushy ferns, under
18    2,   18|       so full of danger, across vast unknown wilds. But his farewells
19    2,   19|        Not a sail enlivened the vast stretch of ocean.~One hope
20    3,    4|    curtain slowly rose over the vast watery stage. Black reefs
21    3,   10|        taken possession of this vast basin. The gulf has become
22    3,   10|        frame that incloses this vast sheet of water whose roaring
23    3,   15|        great panoramas!~On this vast extent of twenty miles square,
24    3,   15|      made their way under these vast arches, over a clayey soil
25    3,   20|         while what we need is a vast country, whose virgin soil