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 1 I    |     friendly gesture, claimed silence on his own behalf. He stepped
 2 II   |  journal to the most absolute silence. Herr Petermann knew Dr.
 3 V    |    observed the most absolute silence. For a long time past he
 4 XII  |       is!” said Joe, breaking silence for the first time.~He got
 5 XV   |     away into the profoundest silence. He then addressed a few
 6 XVI  |     too hard on them for it!”~Silence gradually settled down under
 7 XIX  |    dull spirits, and complete silence reigned in the car. Was
 8 XXI  |       was awake in a moment.~“Silence!” said Dick. “Let us speak
 9 XXIII|     word disturbed the solemn silence. Each of them was weeping.~
10 XXVI |       alone, amid the eternal silence of the desert.~At midnight
11 XXVI |      who lay there plunged in silence so complete that it could
12 XXX  |     it, and proudly waited in silence. The doctor came on to within
13 XXX  |      by his court, proclaimed silence, and pronounced a discourse,
14 XXX  |        and around reigned the silence of death; but the doctor
15 XXXII| ensued a moment of terrifying silence. In the next they heard
16 XXXIV|       few moments of profound silence, he turned to Kennedy, who
17 XLII |     seen, and the profoundest silence appeared to return.~He had,
18 XLII |      awake.~The most absolute silence reigned around him; a light
19 XLIII|      the doctor, after a long silence.~“See what’s gained by doing