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 1 1,4|         keep an opening for the smoke." ~"So we can, my boy,"
 2 1,5|       was kept, to lead out the smoke and to make the fire draw.
 3 1,5|         been kept. This, if the smoke did not take the heat out
 4 1,5|         Neb nor Captain Harding smoke, and I believe that Mr.
 5 1,5|     sprang up, making a choking smoke. Herbert quickly turned
 6 1,5|        a capital fireplace. The smoke went quite easily out at
 7 1,6|       having cast a look at the smoke which, just at that place,
 8 1,7|  through the narrow valley. The smoke from the fireplace was also
 9 1,9|        Neb! Look!" he shouted. ~Smoke was escaping and curling
10 1,0|      was completely extinct. No smoke escaped from its sides;
11 1,1|        fishery on the shore. No smoke curling in the air betrayed
12 1,2|       my boy?" asked Spilett. ~"Smoke," replied Herbert. "We have
13 1,2|  replied Herbert. "We have seen smoke among the rocks, a hundred
14 1,2|         thence they clearly saw smoke of a yellowish color rising
15 1,2|      engineer to guess what the smoke was which at first, not
16 1,2|       said he, "or rather, this smoke is produced by nature alone.
17 1,2|        the place from which the smoke escaped. They there saw
18 1,3|        Red Creek, and the first smoke escaped from a chimney twenty
19 1,9|         destined to conduct the smoke outside gave some trouble
20 1,9|   facade would make the chimney smoke, but these winds were rare,
21 2,1|         had been discovered. No smoke even had betrayed the presence
22 2,1|         even catch a glimpse of smoke, the faintest trace of which
23 2,1|         could perceive a slight smoke in the west, but a more
24 2,0|         But we must not let him smoke it all, he must give us
25 2,1|     giving forth an odoriferous smoke, they could hear the storm
26 2,2|       make you a present of it! Smoke away, old boy, smoke away!" ~
27 2,2|        it! Smoke away, old boy, smoke away!" ~And Jup gravely
28 2,2|    gravely puffed out clouds of smoke which seemed to give him
29 2,3|   astonishing thing was that no smoke arose to show that the island
30 2,0|    sailor, emitting a volume of smoke from his mouth. "Can it
31 3,1|    cannot perceive any trace of smoke either above or near that
32 3,3|    moment two shots were heard. Smoke curled up from among the
33 3,3|    report was heard, a cloud of smoke issued from the brig's side,
34 3,3|        the post betrayed by the smoke, but without any other result
35 3,3|        Speedy," surrounded with smoke, gliding up the channel.
36 3,7|     opened the gate, and seeing smoke a hundred feet off in the
37 3,9|       And he pointed to a thick smoke rising from the mill, the
38 3,9|       about in the midst of the smoke. It was Neb. ~His companions
39 3,0|   devastated fields, and at the smoke which still rose from the
40 3,3|     exists, and the overflow of smoke and lava, would escape,
41 3,3|        We have not yet seen any smoke at the top of the mountain,
42 3,3|      heard. However, no sign of smoke or vapor, no heating of
43 3,4|   hearths of Granite House, the smoke marking the granite wall
44 3,4|        observed the crater, saw smoke curling round the summit
45 3,5|    Franklin. ~From that day the smoke never disappeared from the
46 3,5|       in the midst of the thick smoke. It appeared there as if
47 3,8|         with breathing; he must smoke!" ~This figure of speech
48 3,8|        were replaced by a thick smoke, rising in the form of a
49 3,8|  attentively observed the dense smoke emitted by Mount Franklin,
50 3,8|   concluded that the vapors and smoke found a free passage through
51 3,8|        work? Let Mount Franklin smoke, groan, bellow, or spout
52 3,8| indicated that a thick cloud of smoke passed between its disc
53 3,8|      mingled with the vapor and smoke accumulated at the mouth
54 3,8|      fuliginous flames. So much smoke, and possibly scoriae and
55 3,8|    extending beyond the dome of smoke, dissipated it, leaving
56 3,8|   Instead of a single column of smoke he counted thirteen, forced
57 3,8|      Mount Franklin. Pillars of smoke and flame escaped from the
58 3,9|       of the volcano. Vapor and smoke mingled with flames and
59 3,9|       the new crater a cloud of smoke and ashes, mingled with
60 3,9|         and enormous wreaths of smoke rolled over the trees, whore