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 1 II   |      for both were of extreme violence of character. Uncle Prudent
 2 V    |      had come for the deed of violence. In less time that it takes
 3 VI   |       patience went. With his violence of character we can easily
 4 XI   |    the waters with incredible violence, and as he turned over on
 5 XIII |   about to commit some act of violence. They retired to their cabin,
 6 XVIII|    came on again with extreme violence. Although the aeronef was
 7 XVIII|  minute, to lose.~In fact the violence of the wind sensibly increased.
 8 XVIII|    founders.~Evidently if the violence of the cyclone went on increasing
 9 XVIII|      signs of dying away. Its violence sensibly diminished. The “
10 XIX  | worked admirably amid all the violence of the storm, which, as
11 XX   |     same, a twisting from the violence of the hurricane during
12 XXII |   defy any dilation of gas or violence of wind or rain; her capacity