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 1 1,4| subterranean force. At its base was hollowed out a little creek, the
 2 1,7|            at a sort of excavation, hollowed out at the back of a high
 3 1,8|          which little by little had hollowed it. Pluto and not Neptune
 4 1,8|            of nature. She alone had hollowed this fairy Aihambra in a
 5 1,1|            reservoir which had been hollowed out at the back part of
 6 1,2|          all, it was Nature who had hollowed out this vast cavern, and
 7 2,4|           worn away the granite and hollowed a practicable mouth. ~It
 8 2,7|          new water-course which had hollowed out a bed for itself across
 9 3,3|         imagine that a dwelling was hollowed out, at that height, in
10 3,3|            the depth of the channel hollowed out by the current of the
11 3,6|              One of these ports was hollowed beneath Lincoln Island,