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Far as the eye reaches, a multitudinous sea of maniac heads, the air deaf with their triumph-yell!
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On every side there was a multitudinous sea of upturned faces, extending as far as the eye could reach.
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But of the multitudinous sea of opinions which were current in the age of Aristotle we have no exact account.
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It is often true of a single sentence, a single word, which the multitudinous sea is incapable of washing away:
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And Manny, the tears that had appeared on Manny's face like a flood rising from a multitudinous sea beneath -what did they denote?
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"The multitudinous sea incarnadine,"-