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1 XXXVIII|       naturally large eaters, uttered involuntary cries of agony,
2 XLIII  |   their minds. Not a word was uttered, nor was the silence broken,
3 XLIV   |       some one at that moment uttered an involuntary cry of horror.
4 LIII   | called was that of Burke, who uttered a cry of delight; then followed
5 LVI    |        were the first words I uttered.~“Fresh water?” cried Curtis, “