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 1    1,    5|         horse power, and put in motion a double screw. This gave
 2    1,   13|       breathless with the swift motion, frozen with the cold air,
 3    1,   23|    raising himself with a rapid motion, he made a violent current
 4    2,    2|        winds did not retard the motion of the yacht. But he was
 5    2,    4|    lifted, and the screw set in motion. By eight o’clock, when
 6    2,    9| knife-grinder, and a fourth the motion of a pendulum; where one
 7    3,    2|  suffered a good deal from this motion. But it was impossible to
 8    3,    4|         and the violence of the motion were painfully felt. They
 9    3,    6|       mere undulating molecular motion, nothing more. Throw a piece
10    3,    6|  appetite, owing to the violent motion.~This motion, produced by
11    3,    6|        the violent motion.~This motion, produced by the jerking