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 1 I   |         anything which could have escaped my researches, should be
 2 III |            the warm air naturally escaped by this species of inverted
 3 VI  |          nature of the gas, which escaped in a small jet, but with
 4 VI  |         Simon Ford, the fire-damp escaped incessantly, and from that
 5 VI  |        than disappointment.~A cry escaped Harry.~“What’s the matter?”
 6 VI  |      cracks through which gas had escaped freely the night before.~“
 7 VIII|         invisible wings. The lamp escaped from his hands, fell on
 8 VIII|         the schistous rock. A cry escaped him.~Either the explorers
 9 X   |           and though you narrowly escaped paying for the discovery
10 XI  |       little.~A shriek of despair escaped his lips.~A second strand
11 XII | deliverers, they never would have escaped from that living tomb!”~“
12 XVI |     falling rubbish, and narrowly escaped death.~A few days afterwards,
13 XVI |          of indescribable anguish escaped her lips.~Her voice was