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 1  1, 8 |      noise was heard. All seemed dead in the interior of this
 2  1, 10| souvenirs of that world which is dead to me. In my eyes, your
 3  1, 14|          strong it may be, falls dead. I must tell you that these
 4  1, 20|     lentil, he lighted a fire of dead wood that crackled joyously.
 5  1, 20|     roasted before a red fire of dead wood. While these interesting
 6  1, 20|        electric ball, fell stone dead. The Canadian skinned and
 7  1, 23|        wounded man. ~"He will be dead in two hours." ~"Can nothing
 8  1, 23|          they the prayers of the dead, murmured in that language
 9  1, 23|         It was not a question of dead or dying. I rejoined Ned
10  1, 23|     polypi undertake to seal our dead for eternity." And, burying
11  1, 23|    surface of the waves." ~"Your dead sleep quietly, at least,
12  2, 1 |          a forbidding spectacle, dead bodies floating on the surface
13  2, 1 |         the water. They were the dead of the Indian villages,
14  2, 3 |         after we met the shark's dead body floating. By the black
15  2, 3 |        threw themselves upon the dead body and fought with one
16  2, 7 |   Conseil. Can it give heat to a dead body?" ~"Not that I know
17  2, 8 |         of terra firma, alive or dead. But adieu now till to-night." ~
18  2, 9 |          copse. ~Yes; a copse of dead trees, without leaves, without
19  2, 12|        from the bites, and quite dead. From its mutilated fin
20  2, 16|         the open sea, I shall be dead first. ~Half stretched upon
21  2, 16|   succumbed? Were his companions dead with him? At the moment
22  2, 21|     disappeared, and with it the dead crew, drawn down by the