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1 V   |         and pressed on across a wide open tract where the immense
2 V   |         reached the center of a wide clump of trees, whose summits
3 VI  | stretched out and their fingers wide apart, began to feel round
4 VII |    hundred feet long and twelve wide, a ship’s deck in fact,
5 VIII|    could distinguish the town’s wide streets, its huge shops,
6 XI  |                  Chapter XI~THE WIDE PACIFIC~Uncle Prudent and
7 XII |        plain stretching far and wide.~Then Robur stepped up to
8 XIII|      miles long and two hundred wide, because the speed of the “
9 XV  |        twelve miles round, with wide, regular streets on the