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 1 XII    | immense rice-fields, full of straight stalks and purple blossoms.
 2 XIII   |  distinct ridges almost in a straight line, the northernmost being
 3 XV     |  preceded by Joe, who kept a straight countenance and looked as
 4 XVII   |    more to the eastward in a straight line above Kazeh.”~“Shall
 5 XVIII  |     it at length veered in a straight line toward the north.~Dr.
 6 XXIV   |  with all the precision of a straight line.~The next day was Thursday,
 7 XXVI   |    dilation of the gas, rose straight up in the perpendicular
 8 XXX    |     It is really a city with straight rows of houses and quite
 9 XXXV   | thought only of striking out straight ahead and manfully.~In about
10 XXXVIII|    shadow traced a perfectly straight line on the sand.~Before
11 XLI    |    wall rising abruptly in a straight line. It still rose more