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 1 VI  |   white moss. It followed very nearly the line traced by the course
 2 VIII|      easy, the gallery running nearly straight through the rock
 3 VIII| leading to the Dochart pit for nearly five miles. There they would
 4 IX  |  detained by an accident which nearly cost him his life. Something
 5 IX  | seaport of Renfrew, containing nearly seven thousand inhabitants,
 6 IX  |      was brought, indeed, very nearly lifeless on to the beach.~
 7 XII |       She appeared ignorant of nearly everything relating to life,
 8 XIV |        was giving utterance to nearly his own thoughts.~“My child,”
 9 XV  |      upon Ben Lomond, towering nearly 3,000 feet above the level
10 XV  |        sea beach at low water. Nearly the whole of its contents
11 XVII|      our lamp out, and also so nearly cut the rope by which Harry