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 1      I,  IX  |  wind. Suddenly the mist was torn open, and revealed low jagged
 2      I,  IX  |   sound was heard. The sail, torn away by the wind, disappeared
 3      I,  IX  |   boat, bruised, shaken, and torn, felt that all was lost.
 4      I,  XVII|      like some volcanic land torn and convulsed by earthquakes
 5      I,  XXI |   evident that the bears had torn away one of the rafters
 6      I,  XXI |   rocked as if it were being torn up from its foundations.
 7     II,  I   | American continent, had been torn suddenly away from it. This
 8     II,  III | peninsula just before it was torn away from the mainland.
 9     II,  VI  |  that it seemed likely to be torn from its foundations.~“No,”
10     II,  VII |   the ocean itself was being torn from its bed and flung over
11     II,  VIII|    with broken stems, others torn up by the roots from the
12     II,  VIII|  here and there fragments of torn clothes were scattered about,
13     II,  IX  |     would sooner or later be torn away in some convulsion