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 1    1,    1|       Glenarvan, and separated and spread out on the table before
 2    1,    9|          studying maps, which were spread out on the saloon table,
 3    1,   10|         provinces as he spoke, and spread it out on the table.~“Just
 4    1,   14|       supported by his great wings spread out like a parachute. He
 5    1,   19|         going away. Gloomy silence spread over the prairie, and made
 6    1,   20|        like soldiers marching, and spread out their flaming red wings.
 7    1,   24|        wished to get up a splendid spread in honor of the occasion,
 8    2,    2|            so that the yacht could spread all her canvas, and lend
 9    2,    6|      inmates.~The noonday meal was spread; the soup tureen was smoking
10    2,   13|            an enormous height they spread out in chaplets of branches,
11    3,    6|          ship’s side.~The sail was spread, and the frail structure
12    3,    6|        knots an hour.~The sail was spread. They drifted slowly toward
13    3,   12|          thick veil of fog, which, spread at his feet, prevented any
14    3,   14|       degrees. This water at first spread a smell like soup, which
15    3,   15|           some neighboring springs spread out like sheets of glass.
16    3,   15| innumerable groups of trees, which spread their green canopies in
17    3,   17|            However the report soon spread among the sailors that the