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 1 XIV    |         this natural shelter, there spread out vaulted entrances in
 2 XV     |         abysses of the earth slowly spread in extensive plains or in
 3 XVI    |       westward, there the ocean lay spread out in all its magnificence,
 4 XX     |           from pole to equator, was spread over the whole surface of
 5 XX     |          use as long as coal is yet spread far and wide near the surface?
 6 XXIV   |               I said. “Is the ocean spread above our heads?”~“Of course,
 7 XXX    | commencement of a lake or an ocean, spread far away beyond the range
 8 XXXII  |         eastern and western strands spread wide as if to bid us farewell.
 9 XXXII  |            larger than the ostrich, spread their vast breadth of wings
10 XXXIV  |           enormous, hillocky — lies spread upon the sea like an islet.
11 XXXVII |        plain, of bleached bones lay spread before us. It seemed like
12 XXXVIII|      Japhetic race, which has since spread from the Indies to the Atlantic.
13 XLIV   |         cloud. To the northward lay spread a vast sheet of water, sparkling
14 XLV    |             centre of the earth had spread over the whole civilised