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 1  1, 7 |           was my last cry. My mouth filled with water; I struggled
 2  1, 7 |        mouth, convulsively opening, filled with salt water. Cold crept
 3  1, 8 |           that is to say, it became filled with a luminous matter,
 4  1, 12|           vertically like a balloon filled with hydrogen." ~"Bravo,
 5  1, 15|             which the room was soon filled. A second door cut in the
 6  1, 17|           While its reservoirs were filled, it kept at a depth of 1,000
 7  1, 17|           lying on its side, it had filled, and it was heeling over
 8  1, 21|          any rarities. The drag was filled with midas-ears, harps,
 9  1, 21|       dragging, and his net came up filled with divers ordinary shells,
10  1, 21|        renewed, but the reservoirs, filled ready for any emergency,
11  1, 23|         prayer. ~The grave was then filled in with the rubbish taken
12  2, 3 |            he went on his knees and filled his bag with oysters picked
13  2, 6 | methodically in the chest, which he filled entirely. I estimated the
14  2, 6 |             the diver and the chest filled with gold. Soon, I felt
15  2, 6 |      insupportable smell of sulphur filled the saloon, and the brilliancy
16  2, 9 |          the reservoirs, abundantly filled with air, but no electric
17  2, 10|           Yes; its crater, formerly filled with lava, vapour, and flames,
18  2, 10|          crater must have been when filled with boiling lava, and when
19  2, 10|          honey, with which Ned Land filled his haversack. ~"When I
20  2, 13|           The usual reservoirs were filled with the newly-liberated
21  2, 15|            twenty yards in breadth, filled with quiet water. It was
22  2, 16|          water by evaporation. They filled these with water, and all
23  2, 17|              the breeze alone, that filled us with this keen enjoyment. ~"
24  2, 17|             the roots of which were filled with the best mussels in
25  2, 19|           tempest. A terrible noise filled the air, a complex noise,