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 1 III    |       not only could he split a bullet on a knife-blade, but he
 2 VIII   |         difficulty in lodging a bullet in the eye of a chamois
 3 XV     |    against either an arrow or a bullet.”~“Then you expect to hold
 4 XVII   |      enemies in the balloon.~“A bullet in his heart!” said Kennedy,
 5 XXVII  |        touched the ground ere a bullet pierced his heart, and he
 6 XXVII  |      the alert for her, and his bullet broke her shoulder. The
 7 XXXI   |     Lake.—The Hippopotamus.—One Bullet thrown away.~About three
 8 XXXI   | incommoded by Kennedy’s conical bullet.~“You’d have done better
 9 XXXII  |    headlong with the speed of a bullet, and then breaking their
10 XXXII  |         wrong!”~“Why, we have a bullet for each of them!”~“And
11 XXXVIII|        Niger, and perished by a bullet, near the mouth of the river.
12 XLIII  | responded to his exclamation. A bullet even ploughed his shoulder;