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 1    1,   11|       more numerous, and came rushing noisily down the slopes.
 2    1,   13| terrified in the extreme, was rushing down the declivity with
 3    1,   22|      ahead of the party, came rushing back at full gallop, calling
 4    1,   22|      immense flocks appeared, rushing and tumbling over each other
 5    1,   25|      at least keep out of the rushing current beneath.~They wished
 6    2,    5|   matter?” cried the captain, rushing on the bridge.~“The ship
 7    2,    5|    was out of her course, and rushing toward the Australian coast
 8    2,   10|      keep the whole herd from rushing helter-skelter after them.
 9    2,   17|      foaming current and that rushing flood, broken into a thousand
10    2,   19|       found the same roaring, rushing, impetuous torrent. The
11    3,   10|  waved off the crowd who were rushing on the party.~At last his