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 1 XII  |       take fire it would burn up gradually, and we should settle down
 2 XIV  |          face of the country was gradually rising, and, ere long, the
 3 XIV  |       the anchors!”~The balloon, gradually losing its ascensional force,
 4 XV   |       balloon having, meanwhile, gradually approached the ground, one
 5 XVI  |         on them for it!”~Silence gradually settled down under the influence
 6 XIX  |         balloon was now receding gradually from the Nile.~“One last
 7 XXIV |    inspire alarm: the desert was gradually expanding around them; not
 8 XXIV |       saw the last rising ground gradually melting to the dead level,
 9 XXVII| unfortunate men felt their limbs gradually drying up, and when Joe
10 XXXI |           The Victoria descended gradually, but still keeping at a
11 XXXII|    circles, their flight growing gradually closer and closer to the
12 XXXV |          he felt himself sinking gradually in the swampy ooze, and
13 XL   |         and the doctor’s anxiety gradually subsided.~“Two more days
14 XLIII| exchanged a word, they descended gradually toward the other bank of