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1 1,3 |   his eyes upon Europe, a vast political game of chess,
2 2,1 |   the foundations of that vast power which was destined,
3 3,4 |  America was for Spain, a vast gold-mine for them to work.
4 6,1 |  between the two camps, a vast basin filled during the
5 7,3 | who would make his way to vast dominions and a kingdom
6 11,1| assure the success of the vast projects that the pope and
7 13,3| were the very soul of his vast enterprise, as that he had