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 1 1,0|          at the periods when the volcano was still in activity. Hardened
 2 1,0|     wound up the interior of the volcano and favored their ascent. ~
 3 1,0|         their ascent. ~As to the volcano itself, it could not be
 4 1,0|         more than the sleep of a volcano; it was its complete extinction.
 5 1,1|       again to the summit of the volcano, so as more attentively
 6 1,1|       complete extinction of the volcano. ~Before eight o'clock Harding
 7 1,1|       center was occupied by the volcano. ~From this point the shore
 8 1,1|       northern part. Between the volcano and the east coast Cyrus
 9 1,1|         rest of the island. ~The volcano did not occupy the central
10 1,5|         matter, thrown up by the volcano. Arrived at this point the
11 1,7|          if by the eruption of a volcano. The shock produced by the
12 2,4|       Mount Franklin, and as the volcano arose in the north at a
13 2,0|          lava, thrown out by the volcano, and accumulated by successive
14 2,0|          partial eruption of the volcano, or perhaps some meteor?" ~"
15 3,8|          the neighborhood of the volcano, had a more direct action
16 3,3|      opening to the south of the volcano, and which first received
17 3,3|    blocks, which remained as the volcano had cast them up above the
18 3,3|         of the earth. ~"Then the volcano is not totally extinct?"
19 3,3|         change has occurred. Any volcano, although considered extinct,
20 3,3|         would be better that the volcano should not have the slightest
21 3,3|     which is the boiler, nor the volcano, which is the chimney, will
22 3,3|        in the very bowels of the volcano!" ~"You are right," said
23 3,3|      well!" cried Pencroft, "The volcano wants to play his pranks!
24 3,5|          of Mount Franklin. ~The volcano had awoke, and the vapor
25 3,5|       rapidly. The summit of the volcano, with its plume of vapor,
26 3,5|         struck the summit of the volcano in the midst of the thick
27 3,8|   rolling from the summit of the volcano. ~Herbert immediately apprised
28 3,8|     going on at the mouth of the volcano. Already for three months
29 3,8|           replied Herbert. ~"The volcano ought to be swept," observed
30 3,8|       valuable substance in this volcano, which it will spout forth,
31 3,8|          thinking further of the volcano, which could not, besides,
32 3,8|          matter thrown up by the volcano were mingled with the vapor
33 3,8|           The reawakening of the volcano already dates back some
34 3,8|         of the explosions of the volcano, whose intensity increased,
35 3,8|        It was not alone from the volcano that they derived their
36 3,8|          the lower depths of the volcano." ~"But can nothing be done?" ~"
37 3,8|      burst from the mouth of the volcano, which proved that the volcanic
38 3,8|  mountain. ~"That comes from the volcano," he said. ~Besides these
39 3,8|         the central shaft of the volcano. What was the thickness
40 3,9|         the island as far as the volcano, and is only separated from
41 3,9| generated in the interior of the volcano to escape." ~"Well?" said
42 3,9|          sea will extinguish the volcano, and there will be an end
43 3,9|       place on the summit of the volcano. Vapor and smoke mingled
44 3,9|         the first stratum of the volcano, the hat-shaped cone which
45 3,9|      tufa stretching between the volcano and the sea. The aperture
46 3,9|      crept over the sides of the volcano. ~"The corral! the corral!"
47 3,9|        to retreat before it. The volcano, without its crown, was
48 3,9|         rivaled in intensity the volcano's eruption. ~Towards seven
49 3,9|     outlines of the sides of the volcano, like a gigantic claw hovering
50 3,9|       has somewhat lessened? The volcano still vomits forth lava,
51 3,9|       overflowed the back of the volcano. The torrent flowed along