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 1      I,  V    | infinite variety, the infinite beauty, of our Creator’s handiwork !”~
 2      I,  V    |      She could see nothing but beauty in these deserted regions,
 3      I,  VI   |     picturesque forms, and the beauty of which was heightened
 4      I,  XVII |      with a grand and touching beauty. Details were lost, only
 5      I,  XVII |     indifferent to the sublime beauty of the scene. But what could
 6      I,  XVIII|   would never forget the awful beauty of the Polar regions in
 7      I,  XVIII|     regions in a snow-storm, a beauty upon which few women had
 8      I,  XVIII|       splendour and heightened beauty from the centre of the luminous
 9      I,  XIX  | martens were taken, in all the beauty of their winter clothing,
10      I,  XX   |    with changed and heightened beauty. It was like a fairy scene
11      I,  XXIII|      already lost their winter beauty. No game was brought down
12     II,  IV   |    cape, were in their fullest beauty at this time of year, and