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 1 VI   |       thing it is! What a pretty shape! What a nice car! How snug
 2 VII  |          in that elongated, oval shape which has come to be preferred.
 3 VII  | contained a less one of the same shape, which was only forty-five
 4 X    |        is turned downward in the shape of a spherical cap.~“It
 5 XIII |       time getting my notes into shape. A good hunt to you! but
 6 XVII |       soon an elongated, winding shape was seen rising above it.~“
 7 XXV  |          that.”~“Look, Dick, its shape is just the same as when
 8 XXX  | handkerchiefs of every color and shape to them; but his exertions
 9 XXXII|          low hovels of a conical shape, in which a poverty-stricken
10 XLI  |          It assumed an elongated shape, and the wind hollowed large