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  1  1, 3 |             As you please, sir," replied Conseil, quietly. ~"Not
  2  1, 3 |       think proper, sir," coolly replied Conseil. ~"You see, my friend,
  3  1, 3 |   Aronnax?" said he. ~"Himself," replied I. "Commander Farragut?" ~"
  4  1, 3 |           asked he. ~"Yes, sir," replied the engineer. ~"Go ahead,"
  5  1, 4 |        deceives you, Professor," replied Ned. "As a whaler I have
  6  1, 4 |        ships--that is possible," replied the Canadian, "but I have
  7  1, 4 |              Yes, I understand," replied Ned, becoming more attentive; "
  8  1, 4 |        Yes--certainly--perhaps," replied the Canadian, shaken by
  9  1, 5 |          permitted to say, sir," replied Conseil, "that I never reckoned
 10  1, 5 |          your little room, sir," replied Conseil, "and in your museum,
 11  1, 5 |       That's tolerably certain," replied Conseil, quietly; "I think
 12  1, 6 |           sir, certainly not," I replied. "That brightness is of
 13  1, 6 |        torpedo." ~"Undoubtedly," replied the captain, "if it possesses
 14  1, 6 |         out to sea?" ~"No, sir," replied Ned Land; "because we shall
 15  1, 6 |          steam on?" ~"Yes, sir," replied the engineer. ~The speed
 16  1, 7 |         I asked. ~"The frigate?" replied Conseil, turning on his
 17  1, 7 |         Leave my master? Never!" replied he. "I would drown first." ~
 18  1, 7 |       who is seeking his prize!" replied the Canadian. ~"Were you
 19  1, 8 |      friend Ned, calm yourself," replied Conseil, quietly. "Do not
 20  1, 8 |              Not quite," sharply replied the Canadian, "but pretty
 21  1, 8 |         accentuation. ~The other replied by a shake of the head,
 22  1, 8 |        question me by a look. ~I replied in good French that I did
 23  1, 8 |          do you see, Professor," replied our irascible companion, "
 24  1, 8 |           My opinion is formed," replied Ned Land, sharply. "They
 25  1, 8 |          Conseil. ~"So shall I," replied Ned Land. ~My two companions
 26  1, 9 |        will not contradict you," replied Ned Land. "But, dinner or
 27  1, 10|      said I. ~"Unintentionally?" replied the stranger, raising his
 28  1, 10|          tone: ~"M. Aronnax," he replied, "dare you affirm that your
 29  1, 10|    civilised man." ~"Professor," replied the commander, quickly, "
 30  1, 10|     commander, coldly. ~"Sir," I replied, beginning to get angry
 31  1, 10|         to address you?" ~"Sir," replied the commander, "I am nothing
 32  1, 10|          or silence, Professor?" replied Captain Nemo. "Did your
 33  1, 11|         nautical instruments," I replied, "and I know the use of
 34  1, 11|          Not at all, Professor," replied the Captain, with some hesitation; "
 35  1, 12|        calculations, Captain," I replied; "I should be wrong to dispute
 36  1, 14|        is going on terra firma?" replied Ned Land. ~"That seems to
 37  1, 14|         will argue no longer," I replied, rising from the table. "
 38  1, 15|             As you please, sir," replied the harpooner, shrugging
 39  1, 15|        master wherever he goes," replied Conseil. ~At the Captain'
 40  1, 17|   purpose?" ~"These are some," I replied, "that I remember. If I
 41  1, 17|    leagues." ~"Well, Professor," replied the Captain, "we shall show
 42  1, 17|        said, half aloud. ~"Yes," replied the Canadian, "a disabled
 43  1, 18|       theory to Captain Nemo, he replied coldly: ~"The earth does
 44  1, 18|      everyone knows, Captain," I replied. ~"And could you tell me
 45  1, 19|        However, Captain Nemo," I replied, without noticing the ironical
 46  1, 19|         meat; and what meat!" he replied. "Real game! no, bread,
 47  1, 19|          Well said, M. Aronnax," replied the Canadian, whose teeth
 48  1, 19|         Never fear, M. Aronnax," replied the Canadian; "I do not
 49  1, 20|          Ned Land. ~"Exquisite!" replied Conseil. ~"And I do not
 50  1, 20|         much the better for us," replied Ned Land. "There will be
 51  1, 20|   Nautilus." ~"Master is right," replied Conseil; "and I propose
 52  1, 20|          I would not trust you," replied Conseil. "But enough. We
 53  1, 20|           Two o'clock at least," replied Conseil. ~"How time flies
 54  1, 20|          Land. ~"Let us be off," replied Conseil. ~We returned through
 55  1, 20|           But they are eatable," replied the harpooner. ~"I do not
 56  1, 20|        Let us continue hunting," replied Conseil. "Let us go towards
 57  1, 21|        at least." ~"M. Aronnax," replied Captain Nemo, placing his
 58  1, 21|       That is true, M. Aronnax," replied the Captain; "but I think
 59  1, 21|          start," said he. ~"Ah!" replied I. ~"I have given the order
 60  1, 22|          to which the lieutenant replied by formal assurances. At
 61  1, 22|           You are the master," I replied, looking steadily at him. "
 62  1, 23|        What does it signify?" he replied, evasively. "A shock has
 63  1, 23|         sharks and men," gravely replied the Captain. ~
 64  2, 2 |         are accustomed to them," replied Captain Nemo, "and in time
 65  2, 2 |       which?" ~"On the fishing," replied the Canadian; "before entering
 66  2, 2 |          I shall pay attention," replied the Canadian. ~"But," I
 67  2, 2 |        sharks, brave Ned?" ~"I!" replied the Canadian; "a harpooner
 68  2, 3 |       They would be useless," he replied. "We are going to no great
 69  2, 3 |        was in revenge, Captain," replied Ned Land. "I owed you that." ~
 70  2, 4 |            Yes, Captain Nemo," I replied; "and the Nautilus is wonderfully
 71  2, 4 |      depths.'" ~"One may see," I replied, "that these historians
 72  2, 4 |       the Nautilus." ~"Just so," replied the Captain, smiling; "and
 73  2, 4 |         Yes and no, M. Aronnax," replied Captain Nemo, who seemed
 74  2, 4 |    explanation, Captain Nemo," I replied; "but I cannot content myself
 75  2, 4 |              That is evident," I replied; "and for the sake of archaeologists
 76  2, 4 |         to the great citizen," I replied, surprised by the manner
 77  2, 4 |       Beneath it?" ~"Certainly," replied Captain Nemo quietly. "A
 78  2, 5 |       there, sir?" ~"No, Ned," I replied; "but I have not your eyes,
 79  2, 5 |        of the shoulders. ~"Yes," replied the Captain; "sometimes
 80  2, 6 |            I do not believe it," replied the Canadian. ~"Then you
 81  2, 6 |         as here." ~"M. Aronnax," replied the Canadian, "your arguments
 82  2, 6 |        us." ~"All that is true," replied the Canadian. "But your
 83  2, 6 |        coasts." ~"We shall see," replied Ned Land, shaking his head
 84  2, 6 |          noticed it, Captain," I replied; "and if it gets much hotter
 85  2, 6 |        Island of Santorin, sir," replied the Captain. "I wished to
 86  2, 6 |      volcanic parts of the sea," replied Captain Nemo; "and the globe
 87  2, 6 |          I asked. ~"Here it is," replied Captain Nemo, showing me
 88  2, 6 |        It would not be prudent," replied the impassive Captain Nemo. ~
 89  2, 8 |        is bad." ~"That I allow," replied the Canadian; "but we must
 90  2, 8 |      asked. ~"Well, M. Aronnax," replied Captain Nemo, "we are in
 91  2, 9 |         asked. ~"I do not know," replied Ned. ~"Well, at noon we
 92  2, 9 |        They will be useless," he replied. ~I thought I had not heard
 93  2, 10|         storms." ~"Certainly," I replied, "you are in safety here,
 94  2, 10| peaceable grotto." ~"Very well," replied Ned Land; "I accept the
 95  2, 10|      hive! a hive!" ~"A hive!" I replied, with a gesture of incredulity. ~"
 96  2, 12|       question to ask you, sir," replied the Canadian. ~"Speak, Ned." ~"
 97  2, 12|          be any more?" ~"Why?" I replied, looking fixedly at Ned
 98  2, 12|         of Sinbad the Sailor," I replied, laughing. ~"Ah!" suddenly
 99  2, 12|            And to what purpose?" replied Captain Nemo; "only to destroy!
100  2, 12|      points?" ~"Yes, Captain," I replied. ~"Those are cachalots--
101  2, 12|           said he. ~"Well, sir," replied the Canadian, whose enthusiasm
102  2, 12|          mischievous creatures," replied the Captain; "and the Nautilus
103  2, 13|          of incredulity. ~"Yes," replied the Captain, coldly, "to
104  2, 13|         creature? ~"No, sir," he replied; "but we will discover it
105  2, 13|        Just so, sir--just so," I replied, getting animated. ~"The
106  2, 13|         thought of, M. Aronnax," replied the Captain, smiling. "But,
107  2, 13|       think so too, M. Aronnax," replied Captain Nemo. "I only wish
108  2, 14|      heart. ~"I do not know," he replied. "At noon I will take our
109  2, 14|       shows, it will be enough," replied the Captain. ~About ten
110  2, 14|        only use my chronometer," replied Captain Nemo. "If to-morrow,
111  2, 14|    exclaimed. ~"The South Pole!" replied Captain Nemo, in a grave
112  2, 15|         I came to ask you, sir," replied Conseil. ~"Confound it!"
113  2, 15|   mountain, has turned over," he replied. "When icebergs are undermined
114  2, 15|          asked. ~"Certainly," he replied; "since the reservoirs are
115  2, 15|          said Conseil. ~"Yes," I replied. "This end of the tunnel
116  2, 15|             Very interesting!" I replied. ~"I should think so, sir.
117  2, 15|        you please, sir," Conseil replied. ~Some hours passed. I often
118  2, 16|         suffocation, Captain," I replied, "that is not to be feared,
119  2, 16|     courage and energy." ~"Sir," replied the Canadian, "I am ready
120  2, 16|          you not understand," he replied, "that this congelation
121  2, 17|          going right?" ~"Yes," I replied, "for we are going the way
122  2, 18|  ironically. ~"No; in a church," replied Conseil. ~"In a church!"
123  2, 18|       the cliff. ~"Precisely," I replied. ~"Its head," rejoined Conseil, "
124  2, 18|        no offence to master," he replied, quietly; "if this is not
125  2, 18|       saw," said Conseil. ~"No," replied the Canadian; "for this
126  2, 18|            That is no reason," I replied. "The arms and tails of
127  2, 18|         I asked. ~"In any case," replied the Canadian, "we shall
128  2, 18|      indeed, Mr. Naturalist," he replied; "and we are going to fight
129  2, 19|           What is that, sir?" he replied, ironically. "Have you discovered
130  2, 21|      asked. ~"It was a gunshot," replied Ned Land. ~I looked in the
131  2, 21|        Nautilus." ~"Friend Ned," replied Conseil, "what harm can
132  2, 21|       the vessel. ~"No, sir," he replied; "I cannot tell what nation
133  2, 21|       perhaps, because of that," replied Ned Land, looking at me. ~
134  2, 21|      that?" ~"I shall do it," he replied coldly. "And I advise you
135  2, 22|          exclaimed. ~"Directly!" replied the Canadian. ~The orifice