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1 XVI   |  hidden, sometimes, in the tall grass; spreading forests
2 XVI   | time, an elephant made the tall tops of the undergrowth
3 XVII  |   The balloon skimmed this tall grass without bending it,
4 XVII  |   rise fluttering from the tall herbage, and speed away
5 XX    |     one ought to be pretty tall!” was Joe’s remark.~Meanwhile,
6 XXI   |    had made fast to a very tall tree, from which he could
7 XXXI  |    they are three times as tall as you are!”~“And what do
8 XXXVII|  quietly at the top of the tall sycamore. The doctor and
9 XLIX  |    horns mingling with the tall herbage, within which the