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1 IX    |           in the air, to the great danger of the faithful worshippers.~
2 XVI   |             but did not remove all danger.~Yet, notwithstanding the
3 XVII  |          disregard of any possible danger that I blushed at the idea
4 XIX   | determination, if there were not a danger threatening us nearer and
5 XIX   |          nearer and nearer.”~“What danger?”~“The want of water.”~“
6 XXXIII|            of it in my log. All my danger and sufferings were needed
7 XXXIII|          some commotion below. The danger is approaching. We must
8 XXXIV |           we know something of the danger of coming across monsters
9 XL    |            the journey, the future danger of our return. That which