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 1 1 |       groped their way along the black roads in wild confusion.
 2 3 |          peaks. On our right the Black Dome, nearly seven thousand
 3 3 |    comrade and I have scaled the Black Dome several times, but
 4 3 |        was on this side that the Black Dome rose at a distance
 5 4 |         roads whose borders were black with spectators.~The first
 6 10|   document. The hand-writing was black and heavy. An expert at
 7 11|       And the place is called?”~“Black Rock Creek.”~Having left
 8 11|        me that the region around Black Rock Creek was among the
 9 11|     Rocky, the Cuyahoga, and the Black. The lake empties at its
10 11|         and stop at the mouth of Black Rock Creek. Was it the famous
11 11|          you return yesterday to Black Rock Creek?”~“Yes.”~“The
12 11|       sought, had been hidden in Black Rock Creek, engaged in repairs.
13 11|       failure.~Arthur Wells knew Black Rock Creek thoroughly, having
14 11|        us stretched the banks of Black Rock Creek.~All was silent;
15 11|          World” was no longer at Black Rock Creek.~
16 12|                       Chapter 12~BLACK ROCK CREEK~Human nature
17 12|    obliged her to seek refuge in Black Rock Creek, what ought we
18 12|          vaguely distinguished a black mass moving through the
19 12|       the channels and shores of Black Rock Creek, since he ventured
20 12|       Where were they going? Was Black Rock Creek a regular hiding
21 12|          in the narrow waters of Black Rock Creek, ever occur again!~“
22 12|    seizing the cable, pulled the black mass of the boat toward
23 12|      bound and darted out across Black Rock Creek.~
24 13|          Terror” had darted from Black Rock Creek.~This must therefore
25 13|        he ascended the ravine at Black Rock. The second was his
26 13|      left behind on the shore of Black Rock Creek. One of them,
27 14|         Buffalo, pointed out two black spots, which showed five
28 14|  carefully. Little by little the black spots beneath these became
29 14|     mingle with the streamers of black smoke. But we heard, even
30 14|          should plunge into that black hollow which forms the very
31 17|  everything that had happened at Black Rock Creek. Mr. Ward, advised
32 17|          only the very summit of Black Dome towering in the northwest.
33 17| lightning darted amid the dense, black clouds. Already we could