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 1 1,9|           been told that a volcanic eruption would destroy the land,
 2 1,1|          mountain was in a state of eruption, the discharge had worn
 3 1,7|             in the air as if by the eruption of a volcano. The shock
 4 2,0|            it? Was it not a partial eruption of the volcano, or perhaps
 5 3,3|           burst forth." ~"But if an eruption of Mount Franklin occurred,"
 6 3,3|           Thus, my dear Spilett, an eruption would be a serious thing
 7 3,3|             indicate an approaching eruption," said Gideon Spilett. ~"
 8 3,3|         that there should not be an eruption." ~"And yet we are not mistaken,"
 9 3,3|            indicated an approaching eruption. But neither there, nor
10 3,5|           fires provoke any violent eruption? This was an event which
11 3,5|     admitting the possibility of an eruption, it was not probable that
12 3,5|         Orizabaand on the eve of an eruption there is everything to be
13 3,8|           menaced by an approaching eruption." ~"Well, captain," said
14 3,8|     Pencroft, "we shall witness the eruption; and if it is a good one,
15 3,8|         derive no advantage from an eruption, it might be better it should
16 3,8|          Pencroft the results of an eruption. If the lava, in consequence
17 3,8|      immediate danger, of which the eruption might directly or indirectly
18 3,8|        corral. I must learn how the eruption is progressing." ~"The eruption!
19 3,8|     eruption is progressing." ~"The eruption! always the eruption!" answered
20 3,8|            The eruption! always the eruption!" answered Pencroft, with
21 3,8|        important thing, truly, this eruption! I trouble myself very little
22 3,8|             whole months. After the eruption of 1783 in Iceland for upwards
23 3,8|             these first signs of an eruption. ~Meanwhile Cyrus Harding
24 3,8|           mind that the most recent eruption had occurred at a far-distant
25 3,9|             intensity the volcano's eruption. ~Towards seven in the morning
26 3,9|          lake three hours alter the eruption of this irresistible torrent
27 3,9|       barren than Tadorn Marsh. The eruption of lava had been complete.
28 3,9|            that the violence of the eruption has somewhat lessened? The
29 3,9|          continued to flow, but the eruption was confined within the
30 3,9|         possible from the center of eruption, for at the mouth of the
31 3,9|             had withstood the first eruption. The stream, flowing this
32 3,9|           had perished in the first eruption. Those which survived found
33 3,0| nevertheless from the center of the eruption. All that could now be seen