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 1 XVI   |   Sunset.— Flora and Fauna.—The Tempest.—The Zone of Fire.—The Starry
 2 XVI   |        under the influence of a tempest not far off, were driving
 3 XVI   |        threatening night with a tempest in the background—and the
 4 XVI   |       Let us descend!”~“But the tempest!” said the doctor, with
 5 XVI   |       avoided, the force of the tempest might hurl us to the ground,
 6 XVI   |         of man. Below them, the tempest; above them, the starry
 7 XXIV  |      would even have welcomed a tempest to carry him beyond this
 8 XXVII |         shaken by the fury of a tempest; billows of sand went tossing
 9 XXVII |  refreshed by the breath of the tempest.~About three o’clock, the
10 XXVIII| Preparations for Departure.—The Tempest.~The evening was lovely,
11 XXXIV |         against the fury of the tempest.~Kennedy, with his hair