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 1 2 |        of his court in his own vast radiance; but his father,
 2 11|     part of their money; and a vast number of heroes of that
 3 11|        clematis which formed a vast arch opposite the front
 4 21|     brilliantly lighted with a vast number of candles. Over
 5 24| immensity where Paris slept--a vast void from which glittered
 6 41|    organized themselves like a vast association, whose branches
 7 43|         All, therefore, of the vast resources of his genius
 8 48|        Winter about affairs of vast importance, of the horrors
 9 49|    gravel, Milady could hear a vast roaring, which she at once
10 52|    remain always alone in this vast and dismal chamber?" asked
11 56|      sublimated brain plans so vast, projects so tumultuous,
12 65|       a stormy and dark night; vast clouds covered the heavens,