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 1 I    |   there had appeared a sort of huge bird, an aerial monster,
 2 III  |        Prudent, after taking a huge pinch from the snuff-box
 3 VIII |       town’s wide streets, its huge shops, its palatial banks,
 4 IX   | mechanical, granaries, and the huge Sherman Hotel, whose windows
 5 XII  | Albatross” was in front of the huge mass above the province
 6 XIII |       lakes, which seemed like huge turquoises of beautiful
 7 XIV  |        The “Albatross,” like a huge coleopter, glided gently
 8 XV   |         There would then be no huge blanks on the map of Africa,
 9 XV   |        the king’s palace. This huge collection of buildings
10 XVI  |       land was insight in this huge field of vision. Africa
11 XVIII|        space, it seemed like a huge fan open over half the sky.
12 XXIII|      sky! It was he who like a huge bird of prey was going to