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1 III  |     over it; a precipice, I can sweep across it; a river, I can
2 VIII |        There are tornadoes that sweep at the rate of more than
3 XII  |         but it is not enough to sweep across Africa. We want to
4 XIV  |        suppose the wind were to sweep it off, so that he couldn’
5 XVII |      the car, ere long began to sweep the grass of an immense
6 XVIII|      and violent, for the winds sweep with fury over this elevated
7 XXXII|         and then wait.”~After a sweep of some sixty miles the
8 XL   | grasshoppers, that are going to sweep over this country like a
9 XLI  |        doctor; “we are going to sweep along their tops, and we