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 1 XVI   |       sleepers, aroused by the terrible concussion, were at the
 2 XVII  |       fired.~The animal gave a terrible cry, but went on faster
 3 XX    |       who kill them with their terrible teeth and claws, and then
 4 XXII  |        of God even in its most terrible manifestations!”~This overflow
 5 XXXIII|       quiet to discussing this terrible possibility.~The doctor
 6 XXXIV |  shrieking sounded over all, a terrible accompaniment to this spectacle
 7 XXXV  |      Serpents.—The Foot-Tramp.—Terrible Suffering.—Mosquitoes and
 8 XXXV  | unfortunate survivors of these terrible catastrophes.~Joe knew nothing
 9 XXXV  |        devoured them! It was a terrible night, that did not yield
10 XXXV  |     work to bear up against so terrible a situation.~At length,
11 XXXVII|     pressing Joe’s hand, “what terrible anxiety you caused us!”~“
12 XL    |        a grand scale.”~“It’s a terrible shower,” said the hunter; “