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 1        I,  III|        III~INTERRUPTED EFFUSIONS~Composed of mud and loose stones,
 2        I,  X  |        flood?~The sea-bottom was composed of neither rock, mud, sand,
 3        I,  XII|           and that it was mainly composed of the same metallic element
 4        I,  XX |    itself as the very same which composed the shores as well as the
 5        I,  XX |  substance of which the rock was composed was metallic in its nature,
 6       II,  I  |        His sleep is getting more composed. Let him alone; he will
 7       II,  IV |          of what substance it is composed?” asked the lieutenant.~“
 8       II,  V  | substance of which the comet was composed, but they felt pledged to
 9       II,  VII|           you found Gallia to be composed— a substance to which your
10       II,  X  |    minutes. Of what matter it is composed, and how it resists disintegration,
11       II,  XVI|          the yacht, and the car, composed of wicker-work that had