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1 2,5|      this creek some violent convulsion had torn up the rocky border,
2 2,3|  like ours to some submarine convulsion." ~At eleven o'clock the "
3 3,0|      to be torn by a supreme convulsion. Neb, who was near him,
4 3,8| being sufficiently large, no convulsion would be produced, no explosion
5 3,8|      proves how grave is the convulsion going forward in the lower
6 3,9|    frightful and approaching convulsion, would endure only so long
7 3,9|  crushed in the event of any convulsion. All the exertions of the