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 1 XII    |       wrapped in their blankets, stretched themselves at full length
 2 XIV    |          upper air.~Dick and Joe stretched themselves on their peaceful
 3 XV     |       horizontal of lives—always stretched at full length, laughing,
 4 XVI    |          it so!”~Kennedy and Joe stretched themselves out under their
 5 XXII   |        what was taking place, he stretched out his hands to his unexpected
 6 XXIII  |          Joe made no answer, but stretched himself out luxuriously
 7 XXIV   | disappearing, while, before him, stretched the immensity of the desert.~
 8 XXIV   |       sun, whose horizontal rays stretched in long lines of fire over
 9 XXVIII |    terrestrial paradise; so they stretched themselves upon their blankets
10 XIX    |          A lake of medium extent stretched away before him, surrounded
11 XIX    |          with bodies like seals, stretched themselves along the banks,
12 XIX    |        villages of long low huts stretched away between broad pasture-fields
13 XXX    |         of weavers beating cloth stretched in the open air, on large
14 XXXII  |         be plainly seen, as they stretched them out with the effort
15 XXXIV  |         there, where so recently stretched a level plain as far as
16 XXXVII |          of time.”~The sportsman stretched himself under the awning;
17 XXXVIII|        the natives on long vines stretched from tree to tree. The forests
18 XLIX   |    professorships of philosophy, stretched away before the gaze of
19 XLIX   |          doctor; when a man lies stretched out all day long in his
20 XLII   |          doctor’s two companions stretched themselves at the bottom
21 XLIII  |       carried toward a hill that stretched across the horizon to the