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 1 II     |    surrender the secret of her vast solitudes; a modern OEdipus
 2 IV     |    mission in the Soudan.~This vast region is situated between
 3 IV     |    arrived, in October, at the vast oasis of Asben. Dr. Barth
 4 VIII   |   depicted the wonders of this vast, mysterious country, now
 5 XII    |        its deeper color upon a vast planisphere; the fields
 6 XIII   |      only three-fourths of the vast capacity of the balloon
 7 XIII   |  mountains, upon whose summits vast fields of snow surprised
 8 XVI    |        heated soil is like one vast electric battery.”~“You
 9 XVI    |       going on below it like a vast crown of artificial fireworks
10 XIX    |        the centre of Africa, a vast depression, an immense central
11 XXIII  |    balloon moved slowly over a vast plateau of mountains: there,
12 XXIV   |   stream, or pond, in all this vast extent of country.”~“I hope
13 XXIV   |       terror, probably, of the vast solitudes of Sahara—for
14 XXIV   |  concerning the existence of a vast stretch of water in the
15 XXV    |      the doctor. “Look at that vast reach of sand! What a strange
16 XXV    |       standing out against the vast background of sand, and
17 XXVI   |     the arid blue sky, and the vast yellow expanse of the desert-sand,
18 XXVI   |      knees bent under him; the vast solitude struck terror to
19 XXVII  |      his turn of delirium. The vast expanse of sand appeared
20 XXVII  |     column, but, caught in the vast displacement of the atmosphere
21 XIX    |        to be the rocks of that vast expanse.~Hills, but of trifling
22 XIX    |    seems to me that there is a vast extent of country between
23 XXX    |        met his death. Ah! this vast country might well be called
24 XXXII  |        could be felt over this vast expanse of water; but about
25 XXXIII |       borders of the lake. The vast stretch of water broadened
26 XXXIII |   keeping ourselves above that vast sheet of water throughout
27 XXXIV  |        moving from beneath—the vast tomb of an entire caravan!~
28 XXXV   |      He was in the middle of a vast lake, surrounded by tribes
29 XXXVIII|        between throughout this vast solitude.~“The Arabs,” replied
30 XXXVIII|        dangers in crossing the vast solitudes comprised between
31 XLIX   |        legendary ruins of some vast city of the middle ages,
32 XLIX   |     triangle marked out upon a vast plain of white sand, its
33 XLI    | motionlessly suspended above a vast field of verdure, formed
34 XLII   |      heard vague sounds in the vast forests around him; he even
35 XLII   |        took in nothing but one vast ocean of flame; the large
36 XLIII  |      that is their work! Where vast stretches of cultivated
37 XLIV   |        of Dr. Ferguson in that vast region comprised between