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 1  1, 1 |       to be solved, but a real danger seriously to be avoided.
 2  1, 1 | hastened to reassure them. The danger could not be imminent. The
 3  1, 12|        were part of myself. If danger threatens one of your vessels
 4  1, 16|    escaped by a miracle from a danger certainly greater than meeting
 5  1, 21|       in spite of his imminent danger, his pig on one side and
 6  1, 21|     man but little, though the danger lies in the lightning, not
 7  1, 21|  effect?" ~"No, Captain; but a danger still exists." ~"What is
 8  2, 3 |       space of half an hour no danger appeared to threaten him. ~
 9  2, 5 |       But for Master Land this danger is not to be feared. His
10  2, 15| Serious?" ~"Perhaps." ~"Is the danger immediate?" ~"No." ~"The
11  2, 16|        everyone had looked the danger in the face, and each was
12  2, 16|       of this new and imminent danger, what would become of our
13  2, 16|      my companions of this new danger. What was the good of damping
14  2, 16|      apprehensions. "It is one danger more; but I see no way of