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 1    1,    8|          and the surf excessively violent, though the bay was sheltered
 2    1,   13|          hours.~All of a sudden a violent crash made him start to
 3    1,   16|           we need expect is a few violent blasts. So you can make
 4    1,   20|       numbers, it was evident how violent the attack must have been,
 5    1,   20|        much cooler, thanks to the violent and cold winds from Patagonia,
 6    1,   22|      Thaouka betrayed symptoms of violent agitation. He kept turning
 7    1,   23|           rapid motion, he made a violent current of air with his
 8    1,   25|           is not far off.”~“And a violent one, too,” added Paganel, “
 9    1,   25|          screamed out in the most violent terror:~“Help! Help!”~Austin
10    1,   26|         OMBU stopped short with a violent jolt.~“Land! land!” shouted
11    1,   26|           the storm had been very violent, and its fury must have
12    1,   26|      morning mist. The sea was so violent that a vessel of her tonnage
13    2,    8|         themselves here, when the violent rains came on, but a tent
14    2,   10|         refused to stir, and when violent storms chanced to occur,
15    2,   18|        all the barrels. He felt a violent blow on his side and was
16    2,   19|           shore. The shock was so violent that the logs became disunited,
17    3,    6|       much appetite, owing to the violent motion.~This motion, produced
18    3,    7|         the vapors condensed into violent rain, so that instead of
19    3,   10|         themselves up to the most violent sorrow, bewailing their
20    3,   10| accompanying gestures became more violent. The howl was about to end
21    3,   11|       wretched victim rose; but a violent blow from a “MERE,” a kind
22    3,   14|          the eruption became less violent, their cry was heard:~“Taboo!
23    3,   17|        and firmly restraining his violent irritation against him.~“
24    3,   17|          the sailors met him with violent menaces. He took no notice
25    3,   19|           spasms, which became so violent that she had to be carried