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 1 II  | torrents over a deep soft soil, subject to sudden or slow alterations
 2 II  |        his speculations on this subject, but now he thought of that
 3 IV  |         was remarkably healthy, subject to an equable temperature;
 4 IX  |       Starr, Harry Ford was the subject of no less anxiety. Only,
 5 X   |         shared his ideas on the subject of the fantastic beings
 6 XII |      folks made her story a new subject for legendary marvels, and
 7 XII |     indeed, any allusion to the subject excited evident alarm in
 8 XII |        judged best to avoid the subject for the present. Her secret
 9 XII |       Harry be satisfied on the subject, often repeating, “Nell
10 XII |      thought he might press the subject a little further, so he
11 XIII|       knew how Nell felt on the subject.”~“Everybody knows that,”
12 XIII|        daylight let in upon the subject!”~“Well said, Harry! Very