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 1 XVI | Erostratus, would have found his death in the depths of the Columbiad.~
 2 XIX |      alive in some, or frozen to death in others, according as
 3 XX  |   yourself!” he cried; “and your death will be that of a madman,
 4 XXI |      single false step may cause death. On these occasions Yankees
 5 XXI |     there is a rivalry which the death of one of us——”~“Pooh, pooh!”
 6 V   |         or we shall be frozen to death.”~“But the sun?”~“The sun
 7 VI  |       should have been burned to death.”~“Burned?” exclaimed Michel, “
 8 VIII|        which would have been the death of the travelers, not by
 9 XI  |     peacefully into the “Lake of Death!”~What a strange succession
10 XIV |        would have been frozen to death.~[3] 1@ Fahrenheit.~“Well!”
11 XVII|         case it was the image of death, without its being possible
12 XXII|          living, at least unless death had struck Barbicane and