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So with every idea in the vast storehouse of his mind.
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A vast storehouse of wit, ancient and modern, was literally exhausted for the occasion.
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To John it was a vast storehouse of archeological wealth.
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Once the home of the famed Library of Alexandria, a vast storehouse of ancient knowledge.
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Did England not wish to preserve this vast storehouse?
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The latter is a great curiosity of lexicography, a vast storehouse of peculiar and rare information.
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Each transcends nature and is an affirmation that takes its place in the vast storehouse of human culture.
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She shows him the contents of her vast storehouse, and bids him take all he wants and be welcome.
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It is a vast storehouse of historical material, but the imagination is baffled in the attempt to put the material together.
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It also had a perpetual fire burning in a circular plaza, and a vast storehouse that contained several hundred useful items.
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Nature does a marvelous work, but Nature without society is like a vast storehouse of treasure without a demand for its use.
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There is in London a vast storehouse of books, manuscripts, relics, curiosities, pictures, and other memorials of by-gone days, called the British Museum.
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The third revenue, from the minerals, that is to say, every mine prospected or discovered, a third thereof will go to this vast storehouse.
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I require instead a small piece of information from that vast storehouse you manage -and I would keep that information from reaching other ears.
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We then went through vast storehouses filled with grains and fruits.
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Vast storehouses of decaying men and women and children.
