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 1      XII|  awaited him. In the broad open space extending from the front
 2     XVII| required a moment to cross this space; and that was time enough
 3     XXII|       in the centre of the open space.~ ~Two men alighted; Baron
 4    XXIII|      they reached the wide-open space of the cross-roads, where
 5    XXIII|       in the centre of the open space clinging to the neck of
 6    XXIII|       the other end of the open space those upon whom he called
 7     XXIV|       heart were flying through space to the man who was her all,
 8      XXV|   orders are travelling through space?” he said to the abbe; “
 9   XXVIII|      dictated, and in which the space for the date of the insurrection
10     XXXI|     obliged to traverse an open space.~ ~To the great physical
11     XXXV|       would now launch him into space.~ ~He made this movement,
12    XLIII|     house is built upon an open space a little distance from the
13      LIV|         hurried across the open space.~ ~A man, by no means prepossessing
14      LIV|         started across the open space in the direction of the