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 1    1,    8|     the town. The weather was frightful, and the surf excessively
 2    1,   12|      the ledges narrowed, and frightful precipices met their gaze.
 3    1,   12| forthwith resumed. They had a frightful height to climb yet to gain
 4    1,   19|      voice was drowned in the frightful uproar made by the wolves,
 5    1,   25|   themselves up to be lost. A frightful death was in store for them,
 6    1,   26|     The chief danger of their frightful passage was thus removed,
 7    2,    5|    loud, and the yacht made a frightful pitch, overturning Wilson,
 8    2,    5|      board. The DUNCAN made a frightful plunge forward, and for
 9    2,    5|   DUNCAN was speeding on at a frightful rate. Soon she was within
10    2,   16|  STARTLING DISCOVERY~IT was a frightful night. At two A. M. the