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1 1,1|    forests uprooted, coasts devastated by the mountains of water
2 3,3|  leave their dwelling to be devastated, when a deep roar was heard,
3 3,9| half-an-hour before, having devastated it! ~"And Mr. Herbert?"
4 3,0|  Once more he looked at his devastated fields, and at the smoke
5 3,1|    as was possible from the devastated crops, either of corn or
6 3,9|   the island now so utterly devastated. ~It was, in truth, a heart-rending
7 3,9|     stumps. The side of the devastated forest was even more barren