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 1 V      |       his life. I will preserve silence. I will keep the secret
 2 V      |    asked after a few moments of silence.~“Three o’clock,” I replied.~“
 3 VI     |         a tone of triumph. “But silence, do you hear me? silence
 4 VI     |        silence, do you hear me? silence upon the whole subject;
 5 VII    |         I, hand in hand, but in silence, pursued our way. The emotions
 6 VIII   |         carriage, but we sat in silence. My uncle examined all his
 7 IX     |     impressive gesture, to keep silence, he went into the boat which
 8 X      |     enjoining the most absolute silence upon our plans.~In the first
 9 XIII   |   urchins upon their knees.~But silence reigned in all this little
10 XIV    |      true.~After a few moments’ silence, during which I dared not
11 XV     |         ate their breakfasts in silence.~We were now beginning to
12 XVI    |       answer; and I returned in silence to my lava seat in a state
13 XVII   |        was effected in profound silence, broken only by the descent
14 XVII   |       not inclined to argue. My silence was taken for consent and
15 XIX    |         a start. I saw that his silence was nothing but ill-humour.~
16 XX     |    almost without a word. Hans’ silence seemed to be infecting us.~
17 XXI    |       loss of a minute.”~A long silence followed.~“So then, Axel,”
18 XXII   |         But, no, there was dead silence.~And now my limbs were failing
19 XXII   |       hours passed away. A deep silence reigned around us, the silence
20 XXII   |  silence reigned around us, the silence of the grave. No sound could
21 XXII   |    discovery? Had he during the silence of the night caught a sound,
22 XXVI   |         alone.~But his habit of silence gained upon him day by day,
23 XXVI   |          But there was a dreary silence in all that long gallery.
24 XXVII  |         reason of that fearful, silence, when for the last time
25 XXVIII |         of an hour passed away. Silence reigned in this gallery.
26 XXX    |     gazed upon these wonders in silence. Words failed me to express
27 XXX    |       the wind lulled, a deeper silence than that of the deserts
28 XXXV   |       to crush the sea.”~A deep silence falls on all around. The
29 XXXVIII|      frame.~After some moments’ silence the Professor was himself
30 XXXIX  |         forward. We advanced in silence, bathed in luminous electric
31 XXXIX  | sparkling streams ran almost in silence under what would have been
32 XLI    |         the courage to preserve silence. I wished to leave him cool
33 XLII   |       hearing. I could hear the silence in the gallery after the
34 XLIV   |    cette montagne, mon enfant?”~Silence still.~“Now let us try Italian,”