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 1 VI    |    minutes to consider. For one short moment I felt a ray of hope,
 2 IX    | Copenhagen, and then followed a short conversation in the Danish
 3 XI    |         In the evening I took a short walk on the beach and returned
 4 XIII  |         kindness; and in a very short time we each had three or
 5 XIII  |      bring us suddenly within a short distance of one of these
 6 XVII  |        Copenhagen.~But, however short was my examination of this
 7 XVII  |      Halt!” he cried.~I stopped short just as I was going to place
 8 XXIII |        that fact; and in a very short time, refreshed and thankful,
 9 XXX   |     this illusion lasted a very short time. We were the only living
10 XXXII |  essential particulars. After a short examination my uncle pronounced
11 XXXIII|        a cylindrical body and a short tail, has four flappers
12 XXXVII|  reservoir was filled in a very short time. Perhaps even this
13 XL    |         and the Icelander. This short passage had not served to
14 XLII  |        air would cut our breath short, as is experienced by aeronauts
15 XLIII |      now five minutes, and in a short time we shall resume our
16 XLIII |         projectiles. During the short halts we were stifled with