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 1 III |    ventilators. It was now a silent abyss. It was like being
 2 IV  |  mine.~Harry had been rather silent. Twice he had left the table,
 3 IV  |   moment, and Simon Ford was silent.~When Madge rose from the
 4 VIII|    sort of emotion kept them silent; even Simon Ford restrained
 5 XI  |     then, at six o’clock. Be silent, and farewell!”~It must
 6 XIV |   them. Nell was pensive and silent.~James Starr had decided,
 7 XIV | myself carried along in that silent whirl! And what are those
 8 XIV |  lately quitted.~Between the silent dwellings of the city, the
 9 XIV |     Beneath the hill lay the silent city, massed confusedly
10 XVI |  considers it her duty to be silent. It is impossible to doubt
11 XVII|    of duty that she has been silent hitherto. My mother was
12 XVII|      and had taught me to be silent; the dog he could not teach
13 XVII|  answer, and continued quite silent for a long time afterwards.