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| Alphabetical [« »] manned 1 manner 3 manners 1 manoeuvre 8 manoeuvres 3 manometer 18 mantle 2 | Frequency [« »] 8 latitudes 8 lips 8 loud 8 manoeuvre 8 marvellous 8 masses 8 native | Jules Verne Twenty thousand leagues under the sea IntraText - Concordances manoeuvre |
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1 1, 11| I have seen the Nautilus manoeuvre before the Abraham Lincoln, 2 2, 1 | the ships of a squadron manoeuvre with more unity. ~At that 3 2, 5 | assailed us in its turn. ~This manoeuvre did not escape the Canadian. ~" 4 2, 7 | fathoms. ~The Nautilus had to manoeuvre very carefully so as not 5 2, 13| much higher degree; every manoeuvre was accomplished with wonderful 6 2, 15| It must have been a false manoeuvre, for this submarine tunnel, 7 2, 18| regiment of cavalry could manoeuvre. Lastly, the ancient naturalists 8 2, 21| waves. I understood the manoeuvre. It was too late to act.