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 1      I,  I   |          to be found, Captain.”~An immense brick and earthenware stove
 2      I,  I   |     Joliffe’s own hands; it was an immense truncated cone, composed
 3      I,  II  |         and consequently realising immense profits, in spite of the
 4      I,  IV  |       trout in them attained to an immense size, their weight often
 5      I,  VI  |     bending over the opening of an immense kaleidoscope, or are you
 6      I,  IX  |         bottom and rebounded to an immense height.~“Help! help!” cried
 7      I,  IX  |            giddy rapidity, and the immense waves, chased by the wind,
 8      I,  XIV | characteristics are great cunning, immense muscular power, and an acute
 9      I,  XIX |            and must have possessed immense strength. It belonged to
10     II,  I   |         was in fact nothing but an immense piece of ice, five hundred
11     II,  II  |            of ice being drifted an immense distance without any possibility
12     II,  IV  |        might be guided by means of immense sails! What marvels of vegetation
13     II,  VIII|        growling angrily.~It was an immense Polar bear, and the two
14     II,  X   |      unfortunate colonists have an immense distance to traverse to
15     II,  XII |          It was a white monster of immense size, more than a hundred
16     II,  XIII|            found at the cost of an immense amount of fatigue.~Towards
17     II,  XIII|           dangerous passes.~But an immense amount of time was lost
18     II,  XIV |   circumstances would have been of immense value. These rodents found
19     II,  XV  |      Twenty-four hours before, the immense ice-field and the island
20     II,  XVII|          time, gave way beneath an immense block of ice which fell