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 1 II   |     open anywhere. But does it shut equally well? Yes; for the
 2 V    |       he was not going out, to shut us in again! no, never!~“
 3 VIII |      Denmark. My uncle had not shut his eyes all night. In his
 4 IX   |  extends the vast bay of Faxa, shut in at the north by the enormous
 5 XIX  |   suppose, his eyes resolutely shut.~This was only invincible
 6 XXV  | effects, went on with his eyes shut wherever his destiny guided
 7 XXVI |  effects upon the brain. A man shut up between four walls soon
 8 XXVII|     walls. I scarcely dared to shut my eyes for one moment,
 9 XXX  |     orbits.~We were in reality shut up inside an immeasurable
10 XXXVI|      that it is sure not to be shut against us.”~“But then we