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 1 IX   |     shivered with a thrill of horror; a calamity the most terrible
 2 XIV  |    that we fully realized the horror of it all.~Poor Ruby, indeed,
 3 XXV  |       to his astonishment and horror, he found that the framework
 4 XLI  | started back with a thrill of horror. The right foot had gone,
 5 XLIII|       more than ever, did the horror of our situation stare us
 6 XLIV |  those of fascination than of horror.~The boatswain, who stood
 7 XLIV | uttered an involuntary cry of horror. The shark came to a standstill,
 8 XLVII|      to the suicide. A cry of horror had scarcely escaped my
 9 XLVII|   envy instead of exciting my horror?~Very shortly after this
10 LV   |      head. I felt choked with horror, and my brain reeled as
11 LV   |     it. I was transfixed with horror, and much as I wished to