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 1      I,  I    |        head-dross of eagle’s feathers spread out like a lady’s fan, and
 2      I,  V    | constellations of the Polar skies are spread out above our heads; wait
 3      I,  VIII |             with interest the scenery spread out before them. The boat
 4      I,  XVIII|               more beautiful sky been spread out before the eyes of an
 5      I,  XVIII|             lines of throbbing colour spread from the dark segment on
 6      I,  XX   |              throbbing reverberations spread beyond the zenith, gradually
 7     II,  III  |              angle the ocean would be spread out before them, and that
 8     II,  IV   |       addressed, “and as our cloth is spread for us, let us sit down.
 9     II,  IV   |        marvels of vegetation would be spread before the eyes of the passengers
10     II,  VII  |          these little hills and woods spread out like sails must have
11     II,  VIII |               night before might have spread farther, and if so they
12     II,  XV   |               they were not likely to spread much, as the greedy rodents
13     II,  XXIII|               and sand were carefully spread about, especially at the