• Making in the whole twenty-two volumes.
• Tales of the Islanders, in four volumes.
• Every day seems like a romance within itself, and the years grow into ponderous volumes.
• These volumes, dedicated to John Bright, have had a sale of several hundred thousand copies.
• Clement Austin appeared five minutes afterwards, carrying two ponderous morocco-bound volumes.
• It speaks more than would volumes of mere praise, concerning their character for true manhood.
• Her works on theology, Scripture and science make no less than six or eight large octavo volumes.
• But a glance at that young man meant volumes and there was no limit to his spontaneous resources.
• Miss Inches sent a "History of Europe" in five fat volumes, which was so heavy that it had to be left at home.
• Some of the most celebrated pictures in the world are there, and there is an art library of thirty thousand volumes.

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