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 1 I     |         own sanctum.~But on his rapid way he had found time to
 2 I     |      gifted with a sufficiently rapid utterance; not, to be sure,
 3 IV    |  surprise when, in one of those rapid revolutions, at the moment
 4 XII   |         at an even, smooth, and rapid pace. The baggage horses
 5 XII   |          We were advancing at a rapid pace. The country was already
 6 XIII  |         darting away south with rapid flight. I felt melancholy
 7 XXV   | answered the Professor, after a rapid calculation, “I infer that
 8 XXVII | wandering about, was passing in rapid confusion before my terrified
 9 XXVIII|      than walked. The slope was rapid, and I slid down.~Soon the
10 XXXII |     steady, N.W. The raft makes rapid way in a direct line. Coast
11 XXXIII|      both the swiftness and the rapid movements of this monster
12 XLIII |       and driven forward with a rapid but irregular movement,