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1 3 |    eruption.”~This was true. A profound silence reigned around us;
2 5 |        that it has sunk into a profound sleep.”~“Still,” returned
3 12|    eyes and ears to pierce the profound obscurity. The faint noise
4 14|        indicated only the most profound disdain. He seemed sure
5 15|       sole interruption to the profound silence. Who knows if they
6 17|   menaces?~Toward nine o’clock profound obscurity enwrapped the
7 17| anxious thought, I fell into a profound sleep, natural this time