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 1 XVI    | groundless.~At six o’clock some violent blows were felt against
 2 XXI    |         ignited by any sharp or violent shock, and some gun-priming
 3 XXIV   |        stopped suddenly, with a violent shock, and began to settle,
 4 XXXV   |      side to side with the most violent oscillations “Lash yourselves
 5 XXXV   |         were thrown down by the violent shocks. Why they were not
 6 XXXVIII|       evening I was seized with violent pains in the stomach, accompanied
 7 XL     |         were seized either with violent nausea or absolute sickness.
 8 XLIV   |      there.~All at once, with a violent jerk, the cord was wrested
 9 XLIV   |        to drag the rope, but so violent were the creature’s struggles
10 XLIV   |    water became agitated by the violent flappings of the tail and
11 XLVI   | although our wrestling was very violent, it was very noiseless.