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1 VI  |   scuttle; and suddenly they heard an exclamation of surprise!~“
2 VII |   flapping of wings was then heard amid most fantastic cock-crows,
3 XI  |        but I must say I have heard it spoken of.”~In one sense,
4 XI  | beings. How many people have heard speak of the moon who have
5 XIX |   rockets. No detonation was heard in the inside, for there
6 XIX |    breathing. One might have heard the beating of their hearts
7 XXI |      States of the Union had heard the great catastrophe; and
8 XXII| moment a perfect howling was heard; it was the brave J. T.
9 XXII|  window.~At that moment they heard a clear and merry voice,