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  1  1, 3 |           road to the antipodes. ~"Conseil," I called in an impatient
  2  1, 3 |            in an impatient voice. ~Conseil was my servant, a true,
  3  1, 3 |           even when asked for it. ~Conseil had followed me for the
  4  1, 3 |          was forty years old? ~But Conseil had one fault: he was ceremonious
  5  1, 3 |         was sometimes provoking. ~"Conseil," said I again, beginning
  6  1, 3 |           in the world. What would Conseil say? ~"Conseil," I called
  7  1, 3 |          What would Conseil say? ~"Conseil," I called a third time. ~
  8  1, 3 |            I called a third time. ~Conseil appeared. ~"Did you call,
  9  1, 3 |          you please, sir," replied Conseil, quietly. ~"Not an instant
 10  1, 3 |        collections, sir?" observed Conseil. ~"They will keep them at
 11  1, 3 |    returning to Paris, then?" said Conseil. ~"Oh! certainly," I answered,
 12  1, 3 |       proper, sir," coolly replied Conseil. ~"You see, my friend, it
 13  1, 3 |          well off here," said I to Conseil. ~"As well, by your honour'
 14  1, 3 |            shell of a whelk," said Conseil. ~I left Conseil to stow
 15  1, 3 |              said Conseil. ~I left Conseil to stow our trunks conveniently
 16  1, 4 |      reasons. Only one amongst us, Conseil, seemed to protest by his
 17  1, 5 |           was nearly blind, whilst Conseil kept repeating in a calm
 18  1, 5 |          on the starboard netting. Conseil, standing near me, was looking
 19  1, 5 |           darkness. ~In looking at Conseil, I could see he was undergoing
 20  1, 5 |    sentiment of curiosity. ~"Come, Conseil," said I, "this is the last
 21  1, 5 |    permitted to say, sir," replied Conseil, "that I never reckoned
 22  1, 5 |          poorer." ~"You are right, Conseil. It is a foolish affair
 23  1, 5 |         little room, sir," replied Conseil, "and in your museum, sir;
 24  1, 5 |            capital!" ~"As you say, Conseil. I fancy we shall run a
 25  1, 5 |        tolerably certain," replied Conseil, quietly; "I think they
 26  1, 5 |            expose one's self to " ~Conseil had not time to finish his
 27  1, 7 |          with one hand my faithful Conseil's arm. ~"Is it you?" said
 28  1, 7 |          you?" ~"Myself," answered Conseil; "and waiting master's orders." ~"
 29  1, 7 |              The frigate?" replied Conseil, turning on his back; "I
 30  1, 7 |       Perhaps so," calmly answered Conseil. "However, we have still
 31  1, 7 |         good deal in some hours." ~Conseil's imperturbable coolness
 32  1, 7 |          difficulty in bearing up. Conseil saw this. ~"Will master
 33  1, 7 |            Then I did the same for Conseil, and we continued to swim
 34  1, 7 |            being without its helm. Conseil argued on this supposition,
 35  1, 7 |           strain of violent cramp. Conseil was obliged to keep me up,
 36  1, 7 |        lips could utter no sounds. Conseil could articulate some words,
 37  1, 7 |          cry answered the cry from Conseil. ~"Did you hear?" I murmured. ~"
 38  1, 7 |        murmured. ~"Yes! Yes!" ~And Conseil gave one more despairing
 39  1, 7 |       hailing us in the darkness? ~Conseil made a last effort, and,
 40  1, 7 |          whales' bellies! However, Conseil was towing me again. He
 41  1, 7 |           I half opened my eyes. ~"Conseil!" I murmured. ~"Does master
 42  1, 7 |        Does master call me?" asked Conseil. ~Just then, by the waning
 43  1, 7 |           saw a face which was not Conseil's and which I immediately
 44  1, 7 |         was made up on this point. Conseil and I could only agree with
 45  1, 8 |          iron ladder. Ned Land and Conseil, firmly seized, followed
 46  1, 8 |            calm yourself," replied Conseil, quietly. "Do not cry out
 47  1, 8 |           trace of window or door. Conseil, going round the reverse
 48  1, 8 |             said the imperturbable Conseil. ~The sudden lighting of
 49  1, 8 |           to tell our story," said Conseil, "perhaps these gentlemen
 50  1, 8 |     Professor Aronnax, his servant Conseil, and master Ned Land, the
 51  1, 8 |            what part to take, when Conseil said: ~"If master will permit
 52  1, 8 |           iron cage?" ~"Bah!" said Conseil, philosophically; "we can
 53  1, 8 |       knowing all languages," said Conseil, "or the disadvantage of
 54  1, 8 |           is something like!" said Conseil. ~"Bah!" said the angry
 55  1, 8 |                We shall see," said Conseil. ~The dishes, of bell metal,
 56  1, 8 |       bottom of the seas. ~Ned and Conseil did not reflect much. They
 57  1, 8 |            shall sleep well," said Conseil. ~"So shall I," replied
 58  1, 9 |         observations, when Ned and Conseil awoke almost at the same
 59  1, 9 |          master sleep well?" asked Conseil, with his usual politeness. ~"
 60  1, 9 |          another day." ~"So," said Conseil, "we have slept twenty-four
 61  1, 9 |           is just like you, friend Conseil," said Ned, impatiently. "
 62  1, 9 |       dreadful. ~I felt terrified, Conseil was calm, Ned Land roared. ~
 63  1, 9 |        grip of his powerful hand. ~Conseil was already trying to unclasp
 64  1, 10|         felt towards the Canadian. Conseil interested in spite of himself,
 65  1, 10|         scientific mission abroad, Conseil, his servant, and Ned Land,
 66  1, 10|           towards the Canadian and Conseil: ~"A repast awaits you in
 67  1, 11|            six feet long, in which Conseil and Ned Land, enchanted
 68  1, 13|         with it, when Ned Land and Conseil appeared at the door of
 69  1, 13|            Ned named the fish, and Conseil classed them. I was in ecstasies
 70  1, 13|        hour of five. ~Ned Land and Conseil returned to their cabin,
 71  1, 14|        long sleep of twelve hours. Conseil came, according to custom,
 72  1, 14|           the ship's crew: Ned and Conseil spent the greater part of
 73  1, 14|       regard to us? ~After all, as Conseil said, we enjoyed perfect
 74  1, 14|            to my room with Ned and Conseil, I found upon my table a
 75  1, 14|           Island of Crespo!" added Conseil. ~"Oh! then the gentleman
 76  1, 14|    shoulders without speaking, and Conseil and he left me. ~After supper,
 77  1, 14|           passing before Ned's and Conseil's cabin, I called my two
 78  1, 15|            said Captain Nemo. ~"Is Conseil going to risk it?" asked
 79  1, 15|         wherever he goes," replied Conseil. ~At the Captain's call
 80  1, 15|         possessed great strength), Conseil and myself were soon enveloped
 81  1, 15|          his head into the helmet, Conseil and I did the same, not
 82  1, 15|        followed some steps behind. Conseil and I remained near each
 83  1, 15|         could I not communicate to Conseil the lively sensations which
 84  1, 16|            my great copper head to Conseil's. I saw the worthy fellow'
 85  1, 16|            shuddering with horror. Conseil and the sailor of the Nautilus
 86  1, 16|        companion did the same, and Conseil and I followed their example.
 87  1, 16|        companion doing the same to Conseil. At first I knew not what
 88  1, 16|             I did not know whether Conseil stopped to classify them;
 89  1, 17|         drawing-room. Ned Land and Conseil watched the luminous water
 90  1, 17|     valuable lessons from it, when Conseil interrupted me. ~"Will master
 91  1, 17|       voice. ~"What is the matter, Conseil?" ~"I want master to look." ~
 92  1, 19|          the 1st of January, 1863, Conseil joined me on the platform. ~"
 93  1, 19|           happy New Year?" ~"What! Conseil; exactly as if I was at
 94  1, 19|           tide will suffice?" said Conseil, simply. ~The Canadian looked
 95  1, 19|             The Canadian looked at Conseil, then shrugged his shoulders. ~"
 96  1, 19|         friend Ned is right," said Conseil, "and I agree with him.
 97  1, 19|        Will master risk it?" asked Conseil, "and we shall know how
 98  1, 19|        slight breeze blew on land. Conseil and I rowing, we sped along
 99  1, 19|          course." ~"Glutton!" said Conseil, "he makes my mouth water." ~"
100  1, 19|          is uneasy about it," said Conseil. ~"Whatever it may be,"
101  1, 20|        Land. ~"Exquisite!" replied Conseil. ~"And I do not think,"
102  1, 20|           the worse for him," said Conseil. ~"And so much the better
103  1, 20|          Master is right," replied Conseil; "and I propose to reserve
104  1, 20|          the smallest specimen." ~"Conseil, we must not despair," said
105  1, 20|  significantly. ~"Well, Ned!" said Conseil. ~"My word!" returned the
106  1, 20|           half devoured." ~"Friend Conseil, I like you much, but not
107  1, 20|            not trust you," replied Conseil. "But enough. We must absolutely
108  1, 20|        joyously. During this time, Conseil and I chose the best fruits
109  1, 20|         fruits enclosed no kernel. Conseil brought a dozen to Ned Land,
110  1, 20|           clock at least," replied Conseil. ~"How time flies on firm
111  1, 20|            Let us be off," replied Conseil. ~We returned through the
112  1, 20|        There are only birds," said Conseil. ~"But they are eatable,"
113  1, 20|           parrots there." ~"Friend Conseil," said Ned, gravely, "the
114  1, 20|           they were wrong. Happily Conseil, to his great surprise,
115  1, 20|         continue hunting," replied Conseil. "Let us go towards the
116  1, 20|           of getting near one when Conseil, who was walking in front,
117  1, 20| magnificent specimen. ~"Ah! bravo, Conseil!" ~"Master is very good." ~"
118  1, 20|      deserved great merit." ~"Why, Conseil?" ~"Because this bird is
119  1, 20|         examined the curious bird. Conseil was right. The bird, drunk
120  1, 20|       still more marked by Ned and Conseil's exploits. ~Indeed, the
121  1, 20|       Nautilus this evening?" said Conseil. ~"Suppose we never return?"
122  1, 21|            from the sky," remarked Conseil, "or they would merit the
123  1, 21|     savoury pigeon's leg fall from Conseil's hand, gave still more
124  1, 21|       promise. ~I therefore called Conseil, who brought me a little
125  1, 21|   deformity, very rarely met with. Conseil was just dragging, and his
126  1, 21|            species missing} ~"Yes, Conseil; but, instead of being rolled
127  1, 21|         pay their weight in gold. ~Conseil and I were absorbed in the
128  1, 21|             the precious object in Conseil's hand. I uttered a cry
129  1, 21|          uttered a cry of despair! Conseil took up his gun, and aimed
130  1, 21|           the arm of the savage. ~"Conseil!" cried I. "Conseil!" ~"
131  1, 21|      savage. ~"Conseil!" cried I. "Conseil!" ~"Well, sir! do you not
132  1, 21|          Ah! the scoundrel!" cried Conseil; "I would rather he had
133  1, 21|          had broken my shoulder!" ~Conseil was in earnest, but I was
134  1, 21|            my room. ~There I found Conseil, who wished to know the
135  1, 21|          excuse me, sir," answered Conseil, "friend Ned is busy making
136  1, 21|      staircase. There Ned Land and Conseil were slyly watching some
137  1, 21|           met with the same fate. ~Conseil was in ecstasy. Ned Land,
138  1, 22|           occupied by Ned Land and Conseil, and told them the Captain'
139  1, 22|            what this means?" asked Conseil. ~I told my companions what
140  1, 22|           a recommendation?" asked Conseil. ~"Yes, my boy." ~"Well,
141  1, 22|          happen." ~"You are right, Conseil." ~"Unfortunately," said
142  1, 22|        fare." ~"Friend Ned," asked Conseil, "what would you have said
143  1, 22|        what astonished me was that Conseil went off into a heavy slumber.
144  1, 23|            platform. ~Ned Land and Conseil waited there for me. I questioned
145  1, 23|            I rejoined Ned Land and Conseil, and told them of Captain
146  1, 23|        Captain Nemo's proposition. Conseil hastened to accept it, and
147  1, 23|            of coral. ~Ned Land and Conseil were near me. We watched,
148  2, 1 |         the theory which satisfied Conseil. ~That worthy fellow persisted
149  2, 1 |          to day in tropical zones, Conseil and I were astonished by
150  2, 1 |          whiteness of the waters. ~Conseil could not believe his eyes,
151  2, 1 |            sea." ~"But, sir," said Conseil, "can you tell me what causes
152  2, 1 |        Several leagues!" exclaimed Conseil. ~"Yes, my boy; and you
153  2, 2 |        ill-timed." ~At this moment Conseil and the Canadian entered,
154  2, 2 |          to you, sir," interrupted Conseil, "the commander of the Nautilus
155  2, 2 |         little walk." ~"Sir," said Conseil, "would you give us some
156  2, 2 |          will teach you." ~Ned and Conseil seated themselves on an
157  2, 2 |          Branch of molluscs," said Conseil. ~"Precisely so, my learned
158  2, 2 |           Precisely so, my learned Conseil; and, amongst these testacea
159  2, 2 |            the same oyster?" asked Conseil. ~"Yes, my boy. Some are
160  2, 2 |               Certainly not," said Conseil; "but will you tell us now
161  2, 2 |    according to their size?" asked Conseil. ~"Not only according to
162  2, 2 |           ornaments." ~"But," said Conseil, "is this pearl-fishery
163  2, 2 |         run cold. ~"Well, and you, Conseil, what do you think of sharks?" ~"
164  2, 2 |            of sharks?" ~"Me!" said Conseil. "I will be frank, sir." ~"
165  2, 3 |           on the platform. Ned and Conseil were already there, delighted
166  2, 3 |            Captain Nemo, Ned Land, Conseil, and I took our places in
167  2, 3 |      thought it too far off. As to Conseil, he was merely there from
168  2, 3 |           these words, I turned to Conseil and Ned Land. But my two
169  2, 3 |           shock of which overthrew Conseil. ~But Ned Land had disentangled
170  2, 3 |             with the Captain's and Conseil's sharp friction, I saw
171  2, 5 |             Accompanied by Ned and Conseil, I seated myself on the
172  2, 5 |           went to the tiller. Ned, Conseil, and I went to the back
173  2, 6 |        About seven o'clock Ned and Conseil joined me. ~"Well, Sir Naturalist,"
174  2, 6 |         friend Ned." ~"What!" said Conseil, "this very night." ~"Yes,
175  2, 6 |          The next day I related to Conseil and the Canadian the events
176  2, 7 |       submarine barrier. ~I showed Conseil, on the map of the Mediterranean,
177  2, 7 |         you please, sir," observed Conseil, "it is like a real isthmus
178  2, 7 |         can well believe it," said Conseil. ~"I will add," I continued, "
179  2, 7 |                It is not probable, Conseil." ~"Well, but allow me to
180  2, 7 |            with you; but I repeat, Conseil, this phenomenon will never
181  2, 7 |         The sun is not sufficient, Conseil. Can it give heat to a dead
182  2, 7 |             my boy." ~"Then," said Conseil, "we shall have time to
183  2, 7 |           interfere with it." ~And Conseil, reassured, returned to
184  2, 8 |        accompanied by Ned Land and Conseil. At a distance of about
185  2, 8 |             I returned to my room, Conseil to his cabin; but the Canadian,
186  2, 8 |            said he. "I have warned Conseil. At that moment Captain
187  2, 8 |            ship's crew can see us. Conseil and I will gain the central
188  2, 9 |           The Canadian returned to Conseil. As soon as I was dressed,
189  2, 9 |       taking with me either Ned or Conseil. ~In a few moments we had
190  2, 10|          water. ~Amongst bony fish Conseil noticed some about three
191  2, 10|         They mounted the platform. Conseil, who was astonished at nothing,
192  2, 10|           once more on land," said Conseil. ~"I do not call this land,"
193  2, 10|        picture it perfectly," said Conseil. "But, sir, will you tell
194  2, 10|            lake?" ~"Most probably, Conseil, because some convulsion
195  2, 10|             But, friend Ned," said Conseil, "if the passage had not
196  2, 10|       knees and crawled along. But Conseil's dexterity and the Canadian'
197  2, 10|                 Pon my word," said Conseil, "it will be gingerbread." ~"
198  2, 10|       pierce-stone and sea-fennel. Conseil gathered some bundles of
199  2, 12|            day, the 14th of March, Conseil and he came to me in my
200  2, 12|        earth." ~"Perhaps so," said Conseil; "but, in any case, the
201  2, 12|    estimate their maximum?" ~"How, Conseil?" ~"By calculation; given
202  2, 12|         every twenty-four hours." ~Conseil had not finished the sentence
203  2, 12|        contains." ~"Just so," said Conseil. ~"Or," I continued, "the
204  2, 12|           for three men," murmured Conseil. ~The Canadian shook his
205  2, 12|            observation, sir?" said Conseil. "Poor Ned is longing for
206  2, 12|          their acquaintance," said Conseil. ~"Look! look!" exclaimed
207  2, 12|            And build houses," said Conseil. ~"Yes, joker," said Ned
208  2, 12|             But, friend Ned," said Conseil, "why do you not ask Captain
209  2, 12|        permission to chase them?" ~Conseil had not finished his sentence
210  2, 12|         Nautilus went under water. Conseil, Ned Land, and I took our
211  2, 13|    familiar with its icebergs; but Conseil and I admired them for the
212  2, 13|      precision which quite charmed Conseil; icebergs or mountains,
213  2, 13|            had taken my place with Conseil in the saloon; through the
214  2, 13|          if you please, sir," said Conseil. ~"I believe we shall,"
215  2, 13|            some hours' repose, and Conseil did the same. In crossing
216  2, 14|          men, bearing instruments, Conseil, and myself were in it.
217  2, 14|         sand, where we ran ashore. Conseil was going to jump on to
218  2, 14|              I landed, followed by Conseil, leaving the two men in
219  2, 14|             and so oily, as I told Conseil, that the inhabitants of
220  2, 14|               A little more," said Conseil, "and they would be perfect
221  2, 14|            appeared, the boat took Conseil and myself to land. The
222  2, 14|           of vessels. ~"Sir," said Conseil, "will you tell me the names
223  2, 14|      female into a mermaid. I made Conseil notice the considerable
224  2, 14|          are not dangerous?" asked Conseil. ~"No; not unless you attack
225  2, 14|        They are quite right," said Conseil. ~"I do not say they are
226  2, 14|       would produce. ~"Good!" said Conseil; "a concert of bulls!" ~"
227  2, 14|           the expense of my loins. Conseil, more prudent or more steady,
228  2, 14|            Nemo returned on board. Conseil and I remained to survey
229  2, 15|           the saloon, Ned Land and Conseil entered. ~"What is the matter?"
230  2, 15|          to ask you, sir," replied Conseil. ~"Confound it!" exclaimed
231  2, 15|              We do not know," said Conseil. ~"It is easy to decide,"
232  2, 15|            ask Captain Nemo," said Conseil. ~"But where shall we find
233  2, 15|   beautiful! how beautiful!" cried Conseil. ~"Yes," I said, "it is
234  2, 15|     beautiful. Suddenly a cry from Conseil made me turn. ~"What is
235  2, 15|          look, sir!" Saying which, Conseil clapped his hands over his
236  2, 15|            have believed it," said Conseil. ~It was then five in the
237  2, 15|         are going backwards?" said Conseil. ~"Yes," I replied. "This
238  2, 15|          quarter of an hour after, Conseil, approaching me, said, "
239  2, 15|       returned to my walk. Ned and Conseil rose to go. ~"Stay here,
240  2, 15|               As you please, sir," Conseil replied. ~Some hours passed.
241  2, 15|         close by my side. I seized Conseil's hand. Our looks expressed
242  2, 16|        were open, and, posted near Conseil, I examined the ambient
243  2, 16|      replaced by new workers, whom Conseil and I joined. The second
244  2, 16|       almost unconscious. My brave Conseil, though exhibiting the same
245  2, 16|              We are off!" murmured Conseil in my ear. ~I could not
246  2, 16|           the iceberg? No! Ned and Conseil, my two brave friends, were
247  2, 17|        keen enjoyment. ~"Ah!" said Conseil, "how delightful this oxygen
248  2, 17|            two companions. Ned and Conseil had prolonged my life during
249  2, 17|            What do you mean?" said Conseil. ~"I mean that I shall take
250  2, 17|           Nautilus." ~"Well," said Conseil, "after all this, are we
251  2, 18|          thought of. The Canadian, Conseil, and I had a long conversation
252  2, 18|           monsters." ~"What!" said Conseil; "cuttlefish, real cuttlefish
253  2, 18|            said Ned. ~"Well," said Conseil, with the most serious air
254  2, 18|             At St. Malo," answered Conseil. ~"In the port?" said Ned,
255  2, 18|          No; in a church," replied Conseil. ~"In a church!" cried the
256  2, 18|           of these stories?" asked Conseil. ~"Nothing, my friends;
257  2, 18|     measure about six yards?" said Conseil, who, posted at the window,
258  2, 18|     replied. ~"Its head," rejoined Conseil, "was it not crowned with
259  2, 18|  considerable development?" ~"Yes, Conseil." ~"And was not its mouth
260  2, 18|         parrot's beak?" ~"Exactly, Conseil." ~"Very well! no offence
261  2, 18|            brothers." ~I looked at Conseil. Ned Land hurried to the
262  2, 18|       which the Alector saw," said Conseil. ~"No," replied the Canadian; "
263  2, 18|         were ready for the attack. Conseil and I took two hatchets;
264  2, 18|          their axes. The Canadian, Conseil, and I buried our weapons
265  2, 19|         recital; I have read it to Conseil and to the Canadian. They
266  2, 20|         himself like Captain Nemo. Conseil and I, however, never left
267  2, 20|         cable lying on the bottom. Conseil, to whom I had not mentioned
268  2, 21|          and mounted the platform. Conseil and the Canadian were already
269  2, 21|               Friend Ned," replied Conseil, "what harm can it do to
270  2, 21|        steam, and rejoined Ned and Conseil. ~"We will fly!" I exclaimed. ~"
271  2, 21|             Ned Land was resolute, Conseil calm, myself so nervous
272  2, 22|          to my room, where Ned and Conseil had remained silent enough.
273  2, 22|          an end, appeared no more. Conseil could not draw a word from
274  2, 22|       remained alone. Ned Land and Conseil avoided speaking, for fear
275  2, 22|        darkness. Come to the boat; Conseil and I will wait for you." ~
276  2, 23|          maelstrom-- how Ned Land, Conseil, and myself ever came out