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 1 VIII |        else. He kept absolutely silent.~
 2 XIV  | motioned to his companion to be silent and to halt. The present
 3 XIV  |      with stars, and profoundly silent in the upper air.~Dick and
 4 XV   |        He had become completely silent, and his eyes were fixed,
 5 XIX  |        it; but he respected the silent mood of his friends, the
 6 XXI  |         world!”~The doctor kept silent for a few moments; he was
 7 XXI  |         but they kept perfectly silent. When the doctor had finished,
 8 XXIII|       friends knelt together in silent prayer.~“To-morrow,” resumed
 9 XXIII|    looked on uneasily, but kept silent.~“Joe!” said the doctor.~
10 XXIV |       of gold. He kept entirely silent, and gazed incessantly upon
11 XXV  |   expected as much, and he kept silent, for he felt that, from