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 1 VI    |      would acquire an elastic force which the crust of the earth
 2 XI    |   moisture, and the explosive force of which exceeds that of
 3 XIV   |    display no augmentation of force, and if you add to this
 4 XXIII |   considerable elevation. The force of the jet shows that.”~“
 5 XXVII |     upon my situation all the force of my intelligence.~I had
 6 XXXII |   atmosphere acted with great force and impelled us swiftly
 7 XXXII |     my surprise.~What natural force could have produced such
 8 XXXIII|        Hissings of prodigious force are heard. The two beasts
 9 XXXIV | column of water with variable force: sometimes sending it to
10 XXXV  |       if whipped round by the force of the whirlwind. Here it
11 XL    |     at one time the expulsive force was greater than usual,
12 XL    |    guncotton, whose expansive force is four times that of gunpowder.~
13 XLI   |     had been shattered by the force of the explosion.~I was
14 XLI   |     hurled with inconceivable force; I cannot convey my impressions
15 XLI   |  which I inhaled with all the force of my lungs. My uncle and
16 XLIII |       in my mind. An enormous force, a force of hundreds of
17 XLIII |    mind. An enormous force, a force of hundreds of atmospheres,
18 XLIII |      with a greatly increased force, and we seemed as if we