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1 VIII   |   has kept locked up in her bosom for six thousand years.~
2 XVI    |    her exhausted and barren bosom. You next see them precipitating
3 XVI    |    rushing to the luxuriant bosom of America, as a source
4 XVIII  |     river received into its bosom; others came from the west,
5 XIX    |  children to their mother’s bosom—a magnificent spectacle
6 XXXVIII|   then he penetrated to the bosom of those unexplored countries
7 XLIV   | servant, in order to become bosom friends.~The journals of