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 1     I,       I|  rapidly on along the brinks of fearful abysses, over long iron
 2     I,      II|         top of each other. This fearful havoc was not all. Through
 3     I,      II|       or action of mine on that fearful night. But I think that
 4     I,      II|      and to listen to; but most fearful of all is the voice of the
 5     I,      II|     below, and with a swift and fearful growth, mounting up to the
 6     I,      II| darkness, or glows out again in fearful distinctness.~ ~Every one
 7     I,     III|    victims done to deserve such fearful punishment? What heinous
 8     I,     III|     eternity together by such a fearful road, into the mouth of
 9     I,       V|  syllable. And when at the most fearful and heartrending point,
10     I,       V|    neglected prayer, and such a fearful chastisement! Tell me! Who
11     I,     XII|    indeed!~ ~There is something fearful, something terribly cruel
12    II,     XII|  chasseurs.~ ~The shells made a fearful gap in the French horsemen,