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1 I    |       that refused to pass his struggling lips, such words as resist
2 IV   |      so small a clue. So I was struggling with an insurmountable difficulty;
3 VIII |      with the quivering of the struggling steam; we were on board,
4 XXI  |        saw that the former was struggling painfully against excessive
5 XXI  |        and threatening. He was struggling with gloomy resolutions
6 XXVII|     the earth’s thick crust, a struggling denizen of geological ‘faults,’
7 XXXII|   draws it in and brings out a struggling fish.~“A sturgeon,” I cried; “
8 XXXIV|       boiler filled with steam struggling to get loose. We come in
9 XLIV | brought him to us, kicking and struggling.~My uncle began to encourage