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1   I,  6 |     vanished without setting, gradually fading away above the horizon;
2   I,  13|     to lie below mountains or gradually rising ground.~It is clear
3   I,  14|      the earth takes place so gradually and in periods of time which
4   I,  14|   peoples settled in the land gradually as the marshes dried, the
5   I,  14| ancient of men, has evidently gradually come into existence and
6  IV,  7 |   alone because it solidified gradually in the process of drying.