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 1 1 |         upon the Surface of the earth, did not make itself felt
 2 1 | upheaved and overflow! With the earth itself threatening to disappear
 3 2 |         these tremblings of the earth that have been felt in the
 4 2 |        felt no quivering of the earth.”~“But in the reports sent
 5 2 |           I said nothing of any earth tremors in mine.”~“But as
 6 3 |         slides. Amid this loose earth, these yielding stones,
 7 3 |    great gash, which, broke the earth at this spot. Here and there
 8 3 |    found lodgment in the firmer earth which had resisted the passage
 9 3 |       tear open this unyielding earth? Overleap the mighty cliff?
10 4 |        in running around on the earth at the risk of crushing
11 6 |         the previous records of earth and sea.~“The same inventor!”
12 15|         submarine, and airship. Earth, sea and air, — it could
13 17|    powerful had he become, when earth, air and water combined
14 17|         belonged no more to the earth, that he was destined to
15 17|   raised, lost contact with the earth. Some swerves and balancings
16 18|   traverse space, as it did the earth and the sea.~In truth, did