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 1 V   |    azure vault without a sombre terror: when asleep, he felt oscillations
 2 XII |      village rang with yells of terror and astonishment at the
 3 XV  |        eyes were fixed, for his terror was blended with amazement.
 4 XVII|        uttered a long bellow of terror and agony, then raised himself
 5 XXII|       spot from which shouts of terror were heard. His companions
 6 XXII|       light, were seized with a terror that may be readily imagined.
 7 XXII|   influence of an indescribable terror, disappeared little by little
 8 XXII|        asked, with an accent of terror.~Some of the savages were
 9 XXIV|    thinking, not without secret terror, probably, of the vast solitudes
10 XXV |     Ferguson examined them with terror.~At their feet could be
11 XXVI|         produced a sensation of terror. In this inflamed atmosphere
12 XXVI|        the vast solitude struck terror to his heart; he found himself
13 XXX |     Victoria; and now, in their terror, they were flying high up,
14 XXXV| experienced a keen sensation or terror mingled with disgust, as