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 1 I     |    master of the house, passing rapidly through the dining-room,
 2 II    |       of such a binding!”~While rapidly making these comments my
 3 VIII  |         the scenes on the road, rapidly changed by the swiftness
 4 XVI   |      DOWN THE CRATER~Supper was rapidly devoured, and the little
 5 XIX   |        my burden again, and was rapidly following Hans, whom my
 6 XXXII |        fine sea; we are sailing rapidly along, and if I am not out
 7 XXXV  |         wind has risen, and has rapidly carried us away from Axel
 8 XXXVI |       these painful reflections rapidly crossed my mind before I
 9 XXXVII|       of forwards!~But my uncle rapidly recovered himself.~“Aha!
10 XL    | dissatisfaction, and passed out rapidly among the rocks on the shore.~
11 XLII  |         aeronauts ascending too rapidly. But whilst they suffer
12 XLIII |   surface of the earth.”~I pass rapidly over the thousand ideas