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This inveterate list maker also loved minutiae; in his copious account books, he kept track of every cent he ever spent.

Unfortunately the ancient and copious literature of the Hindus presents extremely little of historic value.

The copious history of Brandt is perhaps the best authority; though we must own that the opposite party have a right to be heard.

Using his copious tears for ink and his toe for a brush, the little fellow sketched some rats upon the floor.

The descent of the balloon must, in point of fact, have been due to a copious outrush of gas at his former altitude.

As some one said of a contemporary politician, they are “good, but copious.”