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 1 I    |      impetuous manner. Fancy a tall, spare man, of an iron constitution,
 2 VIII |     there was a reason why its tall spire had attracted the
 3 XI   |     the Danish language with a tall man, of robust build. This
 4 XII  |     not help smiling to see so tall a man on so small a pony,
 5 XIV  |    farriers, and immediately a tall and ugly hag appeared from
 6 XIV  |    morning. The priest and his tall Megæra were awaiting us
 7 XV   |    themselves openings through tall chimneys. Hence then the
 8 XX   |      alone existed. There were tall grasses, ferns, lycopods,
 9 XXX  |      Farther on rose groups of tall trees of colourless foliage
10 XXX  |     coal mines; tree ferns, as tall as our fir-trees in northern
11 XXX  |    garden plants with us, were tall trees in the early ages.
12 XXXIX| fullest blaze of magnificence. Tall palms, belonging to species