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 1    1,   10|   waters. Then, perhaps, in the midst of a tribe in some Indian
 2    1,   18| companions behind, alone in the midst of a desert.~It was hard
 3    2,   11|       the station, and in their midst were two men carrying a
 4    2,   14|   gentlemen. In England, in the midst of civilized countries,
 5    2,   14|        towns in the~V. IV Verne midst of the unfrequented districts
 6    2,   14|       guests most of all in the midst of these refinements of
 7    2,   19|     miles from Delegete, in the midst of the unknown deserts of
 8    3,    6|       have perished, for in the midst of these breakers in a heavy
 9    3,    6|      inaccessible shore.~In the midst of his perplexities, a shock
10    3,    9|       the mist, encamped in the midst of a numerous party of natives.
11    3,    9|       of his enterprise. In the midst of this crowning peril he
12    3,   10|     immediate vengeance.~In the midst of all these cries and threats,
13    3,   11|       felled the victims in the midst of a sea of blood.~This
14    3,   14|     bubbling and foaming in the midst of their camp.~Those whom
15    3,   14|    Kai-Koumou approached in the midst of his warriors, and Glenarvan
16    3,   14|         European outpost in the midst of this unknown country.
17    3,   15|       general rule that, in the midst of trials, dangers, fatigues,
18    3,   19|       hallucination.~Out of the midst of these waves, with their