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Concordance for The Iron Heel by London, Jack

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BUILDING (36 occurances)

1 od, while the scientists were < building > granaries and ~ draining cities 2 es, while the scientists were < building > roads and ~ bridges. They were 3 le labor does the ~ work. The < building > of these great works and cities 4 abylonians never ~ dreamed of < building > ; and when the oligarchs have pa 5 . It is true, we are even now < building > still more ~ wonderful wonder c 6 bbed from the people ~ by the < building > of temples and pyramids. Under 7 , ~ Wells speculated upon the < building > of the wonder cities, though in 8 arose for them, such ~ as the < building > of the great highways and air-l 9 them are ~ toiling now at the < building > of Ardis, housed in wretched ba 10 s are being ~ imposed for the < building > of Asgard, the projected wonder 11 It was fifty-two years in the < building > , during which time ~ a permanen 12 ontained possible death. Each < building > was a ~ possible ambuscade. Thi 13 ry street was a canyon, every < building > a mountain. We had not ~ change 14 a ~ block down, high up in a < building > , I could see heads peering out. 15 at portion of the face of the < building > where the ~ heads had appeared, 16 ces ~ the stone facing of the < building > was torn away, exposing the iro 17 smoke smote the front of the < building > across the street opposite it. 18 that our comrades were in one < building > , ~ that Mercenaries were in the 19 t tell which was which- which < building > ~ contained our comrades and wh 20 went into action again- ~ one < building > dropping bombs into the street, 21 tack. Thus we ~ learned which < building > was held by our comrades, and t 22 wide entrance of an office ~ < building > . Here, at the rear, against the 23 l from the top of an office ~ < building > . The first balloon missed the f 24 en, from the lofty top of the < building > - that inflated bag ~ drifting a 25 close against the front of a < building > . ~ The mob was no more than t 26 r comrades had been holding a < building > . Across roofs ~ and through bui 27 bs fell from the top of the ~ < building > . The automobiles were blown to 28 . Half a ~ block down another < building > opened fire on us. As the soldi 29 bursting bombs. I was in some < building > that was locked ~ in combat wit 30 d ~ in combat with some other < building > . ~ A surgeon came in to dress 31 xt I knew I was on top of the < building > . The immediate fighting ~ had c 32 down into the heart of the ~ < building > , where I slept the afternoon ou 33 e third day ~ we spent in the < building > , and on the fourth, Ernest havi 34 held ~ out eleven days. Each < building > had to be stormed like a fort, 35 ound the shattered walls of a < building > , in the stockyards ~ district, 36 r's office in the ~ Chemistry < Building > and there encountered Ernest. I

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