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1 VIII |        atmosphere below deck so stifling that in spite of the heavy
2 XIII |      vapour that was positively stifling. As we listened, too, we
3 XIII |          and glides through the stifling smoke with unchoked breath.
4 XV   |    inundation they are steadily stifling the fire which was as steadily
5 XXXIV|   return, but the, air remained stifling and oppressive, whilst heavy
6 XXXIV|         been impossible in that stifling temperature. The lightning
7 LII  |        atmosphere was really so stifling, that it seemed as if it
8 LIV  | sacrifice will be accomplished. Stifling their sufferings by a strenuous