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 1 1,7|     above all terrible over this immense ocean, which opposes no
 2 1,9|       drawn from the river in an immense shell. ~His companions looked
 3 1,0|        out like the talons of an immense claw set on the ground.
 4 1,1|       The sea, indeed, formed an immense circular sheet of water
 5 1,1|        Not a sail. Over all this immense space the ocean alone was
 6 1,1|        large in the midst of the immense ocean. ~Cyrus Harding reflected
 7 1,1|        of the island, forming an immense forest, other rivers ran
 8 1,2|      lake was only, in short, an immense center basin, which was
 9 1,7|        arranged so as to form an immense heap, the exterior of which
10 1,9|        yet been crossed. All the immense woods, to which the name
11 1,0|          may be considered as an immense reservoir, in which is stored
12 1,1|          the solar influence. An immense emigration will take place.
13 2,1|        survey the country for an immense distance round." ~"The idea
14 2,1|           which emerged from the immense plain of verdure. ~From
15 2,2|     might have been said that an immense cartload of rocks had been
16 2,5|        and the other side of the immense bay, the shore was composed,
17 2,0|        weight. ~But there was an immense quantity of it; the tongue
18 2,2|         been at their mercy, and immense, perhaps irreparable mischief,
19 2,6|          plateau thus formed one immense kitchen-garden, well laid
20 2,6|           The stranger possessed immense strength and activity. He
21 2,0|          their very foundations. Immense waves threatened to overwhelm
22 3,1|  nightfall, they should light an immense fire, the blaze of which
23 3,1|         entered the cover of the immense woods which formed the region
24 3,1|          would besides have cost immense labor to fell, and the small
25 3,5|    mistaken. The beginning of an immense excavation could be seen
26 3,5|    pierce its thick sides. ~Such immense caves exist in various parts
27 3,5|          in Norway; such are the immense Mammoth caverns in Kentucky,
28 3,5|      opened by the engineer. ~An immense saloon-a sort of museum,
29 3,8|         and which spread like an immense mushroom to a height of
30 3,8|    wooded masses of the heights. Immense whirlwinds of vapor obscured
31 3,9|           as if the valves of an immense boiler had been suddenly
32 3,9| upheaving of the soil had formed immense shoals. Imagine the waters