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 1 VI   |         use his eyes.~With such profound faith as Joe felt in the
 2 VI   | answered Joe, with an accent of profound conviction. “Why, I’d go
 3 XVI  |         and the darkness became profound. The black vault closed
 4 XVIII|        doctor, with the tone of profound conviction. “The origin
 5 XIX  |   without accident, but in such profound obscurity, that it was necessary
 6 XX   |      scene!” said Kennedy, with profound disgust.~“They’re ugly acquaintances!”
 7 XXI  |        eye in the midst of very profound darkness.~Kennedy was getting
 8 XXI  |     density of the foliage, was profound; however, Joe, leaning over
 9 XXII |       thing was again buried in profound obscurity. It was now one
10 XXXIV|         Scot, with an accent of profound grief.~“And do you think,
11 XXXIV|          After a few moments of profound silence, he turned to Kennedy,
12 XXXV |   thoughts, and Joe fell into a profound slumber, which would have
13 XXXVI|         and he sank back into a profound sleep, of which he seemed
14 XLII |        the car and dropped into profound slumber on the instant.~