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1 XV |       gigantic flames worthy of a volcano itself, these tremendous
2 VII|       earth, and there is not one volcano which has not a greater
3 XII|        light, and was taken for a volcano in activity. But it is only
4 XV |           surface of the moon.~“A volcano! it is a volcano in action!”
5 XV |         moon.~“A volcano! it is a volcano in action!” cried Nicholl; “
6 XV |       What should it be, if not a volcano?”~“But, then,” said Michel
7 XV |          but not necessarily.~The volcano, by the decomposition of
8 XV | influences? The existence of this volcano in eruption, unmistakably
9 XVI|          nor motion. Nor was it a volcano in eruption. And Barbicane