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1        I,  XXIII|     enveloped in a half-defined shadow, as though the sun were
2        I,  XXIV |        and where the lengthened shadow of the sail cast upon the
3       II,  VIII | inclination to contract, had no shadow of desire to return to the
4       II,  X    |      illuminated arch, with the shadow of Saturn passing over it
5       II,  XI   |     volcano appeared like a dim shadow on the horizon, the light
6       II,  XIV  |         have withered away to a shadow.~But this state of things
7       II,  XVI  |         his learning, has not a shadow of power to prevent the