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 1 I   |        continued, and there was no sign of agreement. Then came
 2 IV  | superciliary muscle, an invariable sign of extreme energy. Short
 3 IV  |           the first row of seats—a sign that the sea would not be
 4 VIII|            aft engine-houses. At a sign the helmsman changed the-direction
 5 VIII|          waiting for.~Robur made a sign. The propelling screws immediately
 6 XI  |            fish had there been any sign of them; but all that could
 7 XV  |       distributed to the men. At a sign from Robur, these cartridges
 8 XVII|      despise them. There was every sign that a terrible storm had
 9 XXI |          all August passed without sign of a ship. The fugitives
10 XXII|         was no wind today, nor any sign of any. Strange to say,