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 1 I     |        creaked upon its hinges; heavy feet made the whole flight
 2 VIII  |      last ten o’clock came.~The heavy coils of smoke from the
 3 IX    |      men looked like robust but heavy, blond Germans with pensive
 4 XIV   |         replaced by a still and heavy atmosphere, then you may
 5 XIV   |        the unexpected form of a heavy bill, in which everything
 6 XVI   |       The next morning, a grey, heavy, cloudy sky seemed to droop
 7 XXVII |        next moment I lay in the heavy gloom of deep, thick, unfathomable
 8 XXXI  |        law. And in spite of the heavy atmospheric pressure on
 9 XXXI  |       laughing. “It is rather a heavy weight to bear, but a solid
10 XXXII |         vans’ in this dense and heavy atmosphere? There are sufficient
11 XXXII |       zigzags to and fro in the heavy air. In the uppermost regions
12 XXXIII|        falling alternately with heavy plunges. I looked and cried:~“
13 XXXIV |         its extremity. Deep and heavy explosions are heard from
14 XXXV  |         great storm. The air is heavy; the sea is calm.~In the
15 XXXV  |      strength; the vast bank of heavy clouds is a huge reservoir
16 XXXV  | shoulders viciously.~“There’s a heavy storm coming on,” I cried,