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 1    1,    4|     grand, generous purpose fired her soul, and she called
 2    1,   13|    was heard. The Major had fired, and it seemed to him that
 3    1,   18|   hunters’ first shots were fired into the underwood. Instantly
 4    1,   19| time another shot had to be fired, notwithstanding the fire,
 5    1,   19|    regular intervals, as if fired as a signal.~“There they
 6    1,   20|   were near enough, Paganel fired, only loading his gun, however,
 7    1,   26|   this very moment Thalcave fired his carbine in the direction
 8    1,   26|     a third time the Indian fired, awakening the echoes among
 9    2,   18|  not tremble, for six shots fired in a few seconds would easily
10    2,   18|     seized his revolver and fired. He thought he saw two of
11    3,    7|    day heard the first shot fired of the native war.”~“Have
12    3,   15|     the savages?~A shot was fired from the nearest of the