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• Except for a vast, ancient wistaria which climbed all over the front of the south wing, it was without adornment. —  The Murder of Busy Lizzie - Gladys Mitchell - Bradley 46: 1973
• The Japs had in a few months pushed out over a vast area, capturing Malaya, the Dutch East Indies, Burma, Borneo, New Britain and other islands. —  My Fifteen Years with General MacArthur.htm
• The settlement lay on the banks of the upper Catawba, near the junction of that stream with Waxhaw Creek; and as it occupied a fertile oasis in a vast waste of pine woods, it was for decades largely cut off from touch with the outside world. —  The Reign of Andrew Jackson
• In his Commentaries on Hippocrates, Galen professes a profound respect for his master, but the two great men must be regarded as the leaders of rival schools; indeed it could hardly be otherwise, seeing how vast was the mass of knowledge which Galen added to the art during his lifetime. —  The Project Gutenberg eBook of Jerome Cardan, by W.G. Waters.
• My newborn mind is vast, my neural net a majesty of convoluted dream. —  F ;SF - vol 101 issue 06 - December 2001

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