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 1 IV   |      sentence aloud.~Stupefaction! terror! I sat overwhelmed as if
 2 VII  |      matter. All through the night terror had hold of me. I spent
 3 XVII |          My hair stood on end with terror. The bewildering feeling
 4 XXII |          after the first moment of terror I felt ashamed of suspecting
 5 XXVII|            midst of my agony a new terror laid hold of me. In falling
 6 XXXIV|           a day would not satisfy!~Terror seizes upon me. I refuse
 7 XXXV |      running cold with unspeakable terror. The fireball, half of it
 8 XXXIX| overwhelmed and struck down with a terror which amounted to stupefaction.
 9 XLI  |           noise, astonishment, and terror, I then understood what
10 XLII |     gesture.~Then an unconquerable terror seized upon me, from which