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 1 XIV  |           got within gunshot and fired.~The herd disappeared in
 2 XVI  |  enthusiasm; “why, a single ball fired at random into those forests
 3 XVII |           so that the first ball fired flattened itself on the
 4 XVII |       care. In another moment he fired.~The animal gave a terrible
 5 XVIII|        origin of its waters, has fired the imagination of the learned;
 6 XVIII|         Kennedy took aim at him, fired, and his hat flew about
 7 XX   |        they first saw a balloon, fired at it, thinking that it
 8 XXI  | seventeen in all, which might be fired in a quarter of a minute.
 9 XXVII|     rifle.~In another instant he fired, but the animal had disappeared.~“
10 XIX  |       population, and some shots fired at the Victoria, admonished
11 XLIII|       farthest to the front, and fired. The Talaba fell headlong,