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1 IV   | arms he waited bravely till silence was obtained.~By a gesture
2 IV   |  assailants but also of the silence which accompanied it.~“Decidedly,”
3 VIII |  that is lighter than air.”~Silence, absolute, on the part of
4 XIV  |    and the darkness and the silence closed in around as the
5 XIX  |    there was any sound. The silence was unbroken. No light shone
6 XXI  |   at each end of the car!.” Silence, and complete stupefaction.~
7 XXI  |  resuming his speech amid a silence up to then unknown in the
8 XXIII|  gigantic rag.~An appalling silence reigned on the ground. It
9 XXIII| ground. Then, amid profound silence, the engineer’s voice was