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 1 I   |      Gun Club was relegated to profound inactivity.~Some few of
 2 II  |   spring, raised himself up. A profound silence ensued, and the
 3 II  |       silence, resembling that profound stillness which precedes
 4 XIII|     watched his proceedings in profound silence.~At this moment
 5 XX  |     pleasantry apart, I have a profound respect for men of science
 6 XX  |      do possess science, but a profound contempt for men of science
 7 XXVI|      of the atmosphere. Then a profound silence reigned throughout
 8 I   |        prison, were plunged in profound darkness.~“And now, my dear
 9 I   |        his companions, and the profound silence was only broken
10 II  | Nothing then. The darkness was profound. But its cylindro-conical
11 II  |        lit by no ray of light. Profound darkness surrounded them,
12 II  |      were trying to pierce the profound darkness, a brilliant cluster
13 II  |       were all three soon in a profound slumber.~But they had not
14 XIII|   extinguished or lighted amid profound darkness— no transition
15 XIII|   darkness, and was plunged in profound night!~
16 XIV |     Was it being borne in that profound darkness through the infinity
17 XIV |       Pampas! now plunged into profound darkness, amid the cold,
18 XV  |     midst of the ether, in the profound darkness, an enormous mass
19 XXII|     they had hoisted the flag. Profound silence reigned on the boats.