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 1 I    |        seances, were reduced to silence by this disastrous peace
 2 II   |   raised himself up. A profound silence ensued, and the speaker,
 3 II   |   succeeded a moment of perfect silence, resembling that profound
 4 III  |        his gestures he demanded silence, and his powerful alarum
 5 IX   |    screamed Maston.~A moment of silence followed this triple proposal;
 6 XII  |       rest maintained a prudent silence, quietly awaiting the result.
 7 XIII |         proceedings in profound silence.~At this moment the sun
 8 XVI  | Barbicane said nothing, but his silence covered serious irritation.~
 9 XVIII|     further motives for keeping silence. Consequently, he called
10 XVIII|      forward, therefore, and on silence being procured, a citizen
11 XIX  |     waving his hands to request silence, he spoke in perfectly correct
12 XIX  |   opinion to gain a hearing. On silence being restored, the triumphant
13 XX   |     opponent was now reduced to silence. Ardan resumed the conversation;
14 XX   | assembly became silent. But its silence was more eloquent than could
15 XXI  |   Maston walked side by side in silence through the tall grass,
16 XXI  |   Maston resuming their walk in silence. From time to time, indeed,
17 XXI  |       shoulder, and advanced in silence. Another half hour passed,
18 XXVI |        seven o’clock, the heavy silence was dissipated. The moon
19 XXVI |     atmosphere. Then a profound silence reigned throughout the crowd.~
20 XXVI |      and the zenith. A terrible silence weighed upon the entire
21 I    |    companions, and the profound silence was only broken by the ticking
22 II   |       He called again. The same silence.~“The devil!” he exclaimed. “
23 II   |   listened. Outside was perfect silence; but the thick padding was
24 III  |         in the midst of perfect silence, offered perfect repose.~
25 IV   |  Barbicane, after some minutes’ silence.~“Well!” replied Nicholl;
26 VII  |      companions uneasy, he kept silence on this subject.~The direction
27 XIV  |        the dark night, amid the silence of absolute space.~Long
28 XIX  |        hearts amid this perfect silence.~“Are we falling?” asked
29 XXII |        feverish anxiety, but in silence. None dared give expression
30 XXII |      hoisted the flag. Profound silence reigned on the boats. All