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1       XI|   attack. The violence of the shock had thrown him down upon
2    XXIII| charged upon the enemy.~ ~The shock was rude, the ranks opened,
3     XXIX|    never received so severe a shock.~ ~“Chanlouineau was not
4     XXIX|      had received an electric shock.~ ~“Ah!” he exclaimed. “
5     XXXV|       and the rudeness of the shock drew from him a groan resembling
6      XLV|     deadly drug, the terrible shock dissipated her bewilderment;
7    XLVII|      had received an electric shock, and springing from his
8   XLVIII|     had sustained a frightful shock, when Chupin was obliged