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 1 XIV   |       fact, he came very near falling into one of them, at the
 2 XVIII |      extent, were not long in falling into sound slumber, while
 3 XXI   |      over his nervousness and falling into his wandering meditations
 4 XXIII |       will be only a peaceful falling asleep.”~The dying man uttered
 5 XXVII |   whirlwind ceased; the sand, falling again upon the desert, formed
 6 XXX   |      upon hearing these words falling, as it seemed, from the
 7 XXX   |       degree of strength, was falling off.~“Is it possible that
 8 XXXII |    disappeared.~“We are still falling! Empty the water-tanks!
 9 XXXII | luckless aeronauts were still falling, and into the lake.~“Throw
10 XXXVII|      us, for the Victoria was falling into the lake, and, once
11 XXXVII|    immense trade, was already falling into ruin when Dr. Barth
12 XLIX  |     between the long lines of falling rain, descended in a golden
13 XLI   |   worn out with ascending and falling again; the balloon, like
14 XLI   |     had caught, and, the wind falling as dusk came on, she remained
15 XLIII |  later, the balloon was again falling rapidly, because the gas
16 XLIII |      gallop; but the balloon, falling in with a much more favorable