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1 X    |        blue reflections of the gigantic mirror. And around the lake,
2 X    |        an enormous beetle or a gigantic bird of prey. She headed
3 XII  |  cedars. Here were none of the gigantic ferns and interminable parasites
4 XIV  |       stood in the west like a gigantic barrier apparently impassable.
5 XVI  |       shot up in the form of a gigantic hourglass, and the “Albatross”
6 XVI  |   would appear virgin forests, gigantic trees-birches, beeches,
7 XVIII|      up in their flames like a gigantic butterfly?~An hour of intense
8 XXIII| clearing and hung there like a gigantic rag.~An appalling silence