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1    1|  even well-tempered clay or flat stones. I speak understandingly
2    7|  with expression. He wore a flat gray cloth cap, a dingy
3   10|  than the impression of its flat bottom left amid the rushes;
4   13|   The young squat still and flat, often running their heads
5   15| till some late day - with a flat stone under the sod, when
6   17|   globe. Some who have lain flat on the ice for a long time,
7   18|     gradually becoming more flat and broad, running together
8   18|    till they form an almost flat sand, still variously and