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 1 XIV  |    men!” said Kennedy, as he dashed into the midst of the howling
 2 XIX  |    probably, had not her car dashed against a chimney and precipitated
 3 XXII |    in the air, and presently dashed to pieces on the ground.
 4 XXVII|      and, more than once, he dashed himself upon the scorching
 5 XXXIV|      as though they would be dashed to pieces; the pipes of
 6 XXXV | seeking for him?~When he had dashed headlong into the lake,
 7 XLI  |       So rise it must, or be dashed to pieces.~“Let us empty
 8 XLI  |    himself, “our car will be dashed against those rocks unless
 9 XLI  | could feel that she would be dashed to pieces—that the shock
10 XLI  | which it would inevitably be dashed.~“Kennedy! Kennedy! throw