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 1 II  |       words a murmur of amazement escaped from a thousand panting
 2 XVI |          do nothing. J. T. Maston escaped roasting by a miracle. Fifteen
 3 XVI |           bounds, and he narrowly escaped a frightful fall while staring
 4 XIX |   platform to the ground. He just escaped a severe fall, which would
 5 XXVI|          few cries here and there escaped the crowd.~“Thirty-five!—
 6 II  |           at all. The gas had not escaped. Besides, the smell would
 7 V   |        particle of air could have escaped, and the operation was so
 8 VII |         loud accents; their words escaped like a champagne cork driven
 9 XIII|     phenomenon the cause of which escaped them again. Besides, time
10 XIII|            but the solution still escaped him; he could distinguish
11 XVI |           The projectile had just escaped a terrible danger, and a
12 XXII| suffocation; that is, if they had escaped the dangers of their fall.