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 1 I   |   companions, and the profound silence was only broken by the ticking
 2 II  |      He called again. The same silence.~“The devil!” he exclaimed. “
 3 II  |  listened. Outside was perfect silence; but the thick padding was
 4 III |        in the midst of perfect silence, offered perfect repose.~
 5 IV  | Barbicane, after some minutes’ silence.~“Well!” replied Nicholl;
 6 VII |     companions uneasy, he kept silence on this subject.~The direction
 7 XIV |       the dark night, amid the silence of absolute space.~Long
 8 XIX |       hearts amid this perfect silence.~“Are we falling?” asked
 9 XXII|       feverish anxiety, but in silence. None dared give expression
10 XXII|     hoisted the flag. Profound silence reigned on the boats. All