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 1 1,5|      box, which the waves had rolled about among the pebbles,
 2 1,5|       on the shore. The waves rolled the shingle backwards and
 3 1,7|      to the beach. A few even rolled on to the upper part of
 4 1,9|  against the dog. It stupidly rolled its eyes, deeply buried
 5 1,5|     like the first because it rolled itself into a ball, and
 6 1,9|      way. Masses of rock were rolled to the entrance and strongly
 7 2,1|      turned it over and over, rolled it between his finger and
 8 2,2|      as it was heavily laden, rolled regularly over the surface
 9 2,9| during which time the thunder rolled without cessation in the
10 2,9|  exterior with a strong cable rolled on a wheel, supporting a
11 2,9|      long, thin piece of iron rolled up like the barrel of a
12 3,3|     some minutes great masses rolled over the surface of the
13 3,7|       set in, and great tears rolled down his cheeks. ~In the
14 3,5|    impracticable. ~The stones rolled and sparkled like fiery
15 3,8|   matter. These clouds, which rolled heavily in the air, were
16 3,8| subterranean mutterings which rolled like long-continued thunder,
17 3,9|     enormous wreaths of smoke rolled over the trees, whore trunks
18 3,9|      an inexhaustible source, rolled on without ceasing new waves
19 3,9|      a few minutes, the ocean rolled over the spot where Lincoln