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 1 II |    rushed in torrents over a deep soft soil, subject to sudden
 2 III|    His regular features, his deep blue eyes, his curly hair,
 3 V  | better place than a dark and deep coal mine for the freaks
 4 VII|   their banks. And yet these deep lakes, whose mirror-like
 5 X  |   Sea of the Mammoth caves—a deep lake whose transparent waters
 6 X  |    fish which swarmed in the deep waters. Harry’s eyes seemed
 7 XI |     had sought refuge in the deep and mysterious abyss, he
 8 XII|      gleams of radiance, lie deep at the bottom of the mine.
 9 XIV|  cleared the clouds from the deep blue of the firmament. Nell
10 XIV| breeze in the tree-tops, the deep silence during a lull, the
11 XIV|      Forth was indented by a deep bay, in which could be seen
12 XIX|    carried off Nell from the deep abyss, notwithstanding all