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 1 VI   |      on without noticing the length of the way. He pondered
 2 VIII |    considerable, at least in length.”~“In width and in depth,
 3 XIV  |      how is it,” she said at length, “that if these are suns,
 4 XIV  | banks. It was enchanting.~At length Nell was overcome with drowsiness,
 5 XIV  |  light was spread abroad. At length one solitary ray struck
 6 XIV  |  eyelids were raised, and at length her eyes drank in the light
 7 XV   |      the clan MacFarlane. At length the head of the loch was
 8 XV   | Katrine is only ten miles in length; its width never exceeds
 9 XV   |     an eel on account of its length and windings: and justly
10 XVI  |  mental agitation.~It was at length resolved that James Starr,
11 XVI  |     these lines,” said he at length, “is the same which wrote
12 XVIII|     than equaled his own. At length the day came. Silfax had