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 1      I,  X    |     sun, describing an almost horizontal circle, scarcely disappeared
 2      I,  XIII |   held together at the top by horizontal beams well let into the
 3      I,  XIII |      whole building. On these horizontal beams, which represented
 4      I,  XVII |   large scale. The end of the horizontal piece of wood was baited
 5      I,  XXII |     in a very few words : the horizontal character of the ground
 6     II,  XV   |     at any time be swept by a horizontal avalanche, or crushed beneath
 7     II,  XV   | descending and the ice-wall a horizontal motion. Between the lofty
 8     II,  XVIII|     could only be driven in a horizontal direction, and would be
 9     II,  XVIII|       succeed in boring their horizontal gallery, it would be eight
10     II,  XXIII|       nothing, he resumed his horizontal position. The bear, looking