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 1    1,   16|        geographer with an air of profound surprise. He had no suspicion
 2    1,   19|       common example, and lay in profound slumber on their soft couch
 3    1,   21|      announcement was heard with profound silence. The mistake was
 4    1,   24|        XXIV PAGANEL’S DISCLOSURE~PROFOUND astonishment greeted these
 5    1,   24| Glenarvan, in a tone of the most profound incredulity, “you dare to
 6    1,   26|          southwest to northeast. Profound darkness had again set in,
 7    2,    1|        learning Spanish, and his profound study of Camoens. “After
 8    2,   13|     being deep, nor the darkness profound, under these domes of verdure,
 9    2,   14|       those who can read it. The profound silence of sleeping nature
10    2,   16|          as Ayrton spoke, to the profound astonishment of John Mangles;
11    2,   17|        the arrival of Ben Joyce; profound silence had succeeded the
12    2,   17|          who were keeping watch. Profound silence reigned over the
13    3,    4| themselves by a short nap, and a profound silence reigned on board
14    3,    8|         a sound, and presently a profound sleep overcame the travelers,
15    3,   12|         these words were said, a profound silence ensued. At last
16    3,   16|   gravity of the situation, kept profound silence.~“Bring Ayrton here,”
17    3,   17|        on the west, and affected profound indifference to what was
18    3,   18|     Major, in a tone of the most profound incredulity.~“Hear me first,
19    3,   18|          continued Paganel, with profound conviction; “this meaning
20    3,   19|         of Ayrton, and it caused profound disappointment among them,
21    3,   19|          rest to keep still.~But profound silence reigned around.
22    3,   20|         and the boat went off in profound silence.~On reaching land,