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 1 V    |      was depicting them in the terrible scenes that are found in ‘
 2 IX   |    horror; a calamity the most terrible that can befall a voyager
 3 XI   |   myself were cognizant of the terrible secret.~As soon as order
 4 XIII |        a sea.~Our situation is terrible. We all wait in silence,
 5 XIII |        no catastrophe, however terrible, could far exceed the torture
 6 XIV  |   scene, as night came on, was terrible indeed. Notwithstanding
 7 XX   |       the stern.~One moment of terrible anxiety, and all is well.~
 8 XXIV |        was rapidly becoming as terrible as it had been when the
 9 XXIV |      be concentrated into that terrible moment when the planks bent
10 XXXII|     have struck the spars with terrible violence. The sailors manage
11 XXXIV|     fluid could only escape by terrible shocks, and the storm must
12 XXXIX|     girl face to face with the terrible truth without a word of
13 XLI  |  springing of the leak, of our terrible voyage in the top-masts,
14 XLIII|        the night he expired in terrible agony. His body was thrown
15 XLV  |       dead.~My sufferings were terrible; tongue, lips, and throat
16 XLIX | occurred to-day. The scene was terrible. Jynxtrop the negro went
17 LV   |    boatswain’s countenance was terrible to look upon; one could