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 1 I   |     effaced; the cotton-plants grew luxuriantly in the well-manured
 2 I   |   antechambers, the newspapers grew mouldy on the tables, sounds
 3 X   |     the continents; as the one grew heavier, the other became
 4 XI  |        be had to a State which grew the best cotton in all America,
 5 XVII|       turned pale and his eyes grew dim, on reading the twenty
 6 II  | looking into space. The object grew rapidly as it approached
 7 III |     brilliancy, the projectile grew warm and bright, as if it
 8 IV  |  Divisions and multiplications grew under his fingers; the figures
 9 VII |       themselves. But the moon grew larger to their eyes, and
10 XV  |   minutes. As it approached it grew to enormous proportions.~
11 XX  |        strata.~This fiery mass grew larger to their eyes, and