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 1 IV   | however, lost not one moment amid all the enthusiasm of which
 2 XXVII|      night rode majestically amid the soft constellations
 3 VII  |      voluptuousness to float amid this radiant ether, to bathe
 4 VII  |      of wings was then heard amid most fantastic cock-crows,
 5 X    |    what would become of them amid these infinite solitudes,
 6 XIII |      extinguished or lighted amid profound darkness— no transition
 7 XIV  |    in this sublime Infinity, amid which the projectile was
 8 XIV  |     out into the dark night, amid the silence of absolute
 9 XIV  |      into profound darkness, amid the cold, like the Esquimaux
10 XV   |    their brains still worked amid all this awe, they must
11 XV   |     It seemed to be floating amid a hail of howitzer shells,
12 XIX  |    shone in all her splendor amid innumerable constellations,
13 XIX  |      beating of their hearts amid this perfect silence.~“Are
14 XX   |      half-buried by its fall amid volcanic rubbish, Captain
15 XXIII|   the whistle of the driver, amid the hurrahs, and all the