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 1 V    |            pressed on across a wide open tract where the immense
 2 VI   |           we had kept our eyes more open, this would not have happened.
 3 VI   |           which would enable him to open it from the outside should
 4 VII  |         suspected that the feathers open during the return of the
 5 XIII |        much-disputed countries, the open road for the Russians to
 6 XIV  | police-office, and there they would open it and discover from the
 7 XVIII|           it seemed like a huge fan open over half the sky. Its farthest
 8 XIX  |            Frycollin’s door. It was open. He stepped into the doorway
 9 XXI  |             he, “The meeting is now open.”~Tremendous applause. And
10 XXI  |  extraordinary that the meeting was open, it was extraordinary that