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1 XVI   |          the dull water disclosed a succession of ditches regularly arranged,
2 XVI   |            score of others in quick succession. The sky was crossed and
3 XXVI  |         such reflections whirled in succession through his brain; and,
4 XXVIII|       extravagance.~“What a strange succession of annoyances and enjoyments!”
5 XXXIV | ocean-billows after a storm; a long succession of hillocks, that had scarcely
6 XLIX  |            century, has belonged in succession to the Touaregs, the Sonrayans,
7 XLIII |             and four shots in quick succession struck the thick of the