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  1  1, 1 |              careful attention. They saw nothing but a strong eddy
  2  1, 6 |            the forecastle bulwark, I saw below me Ned Land grappling
  3  1, 7 |    difficulty in bearing up. Conseil saw this. ~"Will master let
  4  1, 7 |             points of the horizon. I saw the frigate! She was five
  5  1, 7 |               What did you see?" ~"I saw " murmured he; "I saw--but
  6  1, 7 |       sinking down to the horizon, I saw a face which was not Conseil'
  7  1, 8 |    involuntarily, I opened them, and saw that this luminous agent
  8  1, 8 |      Dreadful nightmares beset me; I saw in these mysterious asylums
  9  1, 10|         tapestry of severe design. I saw works of great value, the
 10  1, 11|          that led to the platform, I saw a cabin six feet long, in
 11  1, 12|             in the Northern Seas, we saw plates less than a third
 12  1, 13|             followed it with my eye; saw it lose itself in the vastness
 13  1, 14|           meet, would he be there? I saw no one but the steersman
 14  1, 15|          disappointed harpooner, who saw his dreams of fresh meat
 15  1, 15|             Nautilus then opened. We saw a faint light. In another
 16  1, 15|          light. ~All these wonders I saw in the space of a quarter
 17  1, 16|          copper head to Conseil's. I saw the worthy fellow's eyes
 18  1, 16|              gun knocked over, and I saw the horrible claws of the
 19  1, 16|              my way, when I suddenly saw a brilliant white light.
 20  1, 16|             hunters. Several times I saw Captain Nemo stop, put his
 21  1, 16|          gaze, when at that moment I saw the Captain shoulder his
 22  1, 16|         surface of the water. I then saw our image clearly reflected,
 23  1, 16|              could do no more when I saw a glimmer of light, which,
 24  1, 16|             behind, when I presently saw Captain Nemo coming hurriedly
 25  1, 16|             when, raising my head, I saw some enormous mass, casting
 26  1, 17|              of his visits. I seldom saw him. The lieutenant pricked
 27  1, 17|              went on the platform, I saw two miles to windward, Hawaii,
 28  1, 17|       islands that form the group. I saw clearly the cultivated ranges,
 29  1, 17|       sighted the Marquesas group. I saw, three miles off, Martin'
 30  1, 17|            belongs to France. I only saw the woody mountains against
 31  1, 17|              its last moments. And I saw already, coming towards
 32  1, 18|          frequented waters, we often saw the hulls of shipwrecked
 33  1, 18|              queen of the Pacific. I saw in the morning, some miles
 34  1, 18|           water. He opened it, and I saw a bundle of papers, yellow
 35  1, 19|             the island, that I still saw, with its remarkable border
 36  1, 20|            obstructed with bushes. I saw then those magnificent birds,
 37  1, 21|         under the rising tide; but I saw their numbers had increased
 38  1, 21|         limpid waters, under which I saw a profusion of shells, zoophytes,
 39  1, 21|        shells, when, all at once, he saw me plunge my arm quickly
 40  1, 22|       themselves like salamanders. I saw there in the midst of this
 41  1, 22| incomprehensible. Almost directly, I saw Captain Nemo appear with
 42  1, 23|              people on board, I only saw the impassive steward, who
 43  1, 23|           beat, I do not know why. I saw certain connection between
 44  1, 23|          growing cold already, and I saw death must inevitably ensue.
 45  1, 23|        halted, and, turning round, I saw his men were forming a semi-circle
 46  1, 23|              observing the ground, I saw that it was raised in certain
 47  2, 1 |         weariness. ~For some days we saw a great number of aquatic
 48  2, 1 |           fatigue of their flight, I saw some magnificent albatrosses,
 49  2, 1 |           through the open panels. I saw many kinds which I never
 50  2, 1 |            wing like a light sail. I saw their spiral-shaped and
 51  2, 3 |              where the land lay, and saw nothing but a dark line
 52  2, 3 |          radiant orb rose rapidly. I saw land distinctly, with a
 53  2, 3 |         between the folded plaits, I saw a loose pearl, whose size
 54  2, 3 |          Indian was on the ground, I saw him make a gesture of terror,
 55  2, 3 |            the Indian in two, when I saw Captain Nemo rise suddenly,
 56  2, 3 |              when, like lightning, I saw the undaunted Captain hanging
 57  2, 3 |         horror, I could not stir. ~I saw the haggard eye; I saw the
 58  2, 3 |             I saw the haggard eye; I saw the different phases of
 59  2, 3 |          Conseil's sharp friction, I saw consciousness return by
 60  2, 4 |             forts stood in relief. I saw the rounded domes of its
 61  2, 4 |           the work of an hour. But I saw nothing, not even the Island
 62  2, 4 |              projects. As soon as he saw me he approached and graciously
 63  2, 4 |       finished by Ptolemy II. Strabo saw it navigated: but its decline
 64  2, 5 |     approaching the Arabian coast. I saw Djeddah, the most important
 65  2, 5 |         appeared on the platform. He saw the dugong, understood the
 66  2, 5 |           Gulf of Suez. I distinctly saw a high mountain, towering
 67  2, 5 |            at the top of which Moses saw God face to face. ~At six
 68  2, 5 |            the panel of the saloon I saw the bottom of the rocks
 69  2, 5 |           air. ~Soon in the shadow I saw a pale light, half discoloured
 70  2, 5 |              near me. ~I turned, and saw the Captain. ~"It is the
 71  2, 5 |             at the port-scuttle, and saw some magnificent substructures
 72  2, 6 |            that no one hears us." ~I saw what the Canadian wanted,
 73  2, 6 |          between Rhodes and Crete. I saw nothing but the granite
 74  2, 6 |           this piece of furniture, I saw a chest bound with iron,
 75  2, 6 |             The panels opened, and I saw the sea entirely white all
 76  2, 7 |              compass and the log. ~I saw no more of the interior
 77  2, 8 |            Captain Nemo appeared. He saw me, and without further
 78  2, 9 |              the 19th of February, I saw the Canadian enter my room.
 79  2, 9 |              consulting the chart, I saw the position of the Nautilus
 80  2, 9 |        Arrived at the robing-room, I saw that neither of my companions
 81  2, 9 |            800 feet high. But what I saw was simply a reflection,
 82  2, 9 |              My blood curdled when I saw enormous antennae blocking
 83  2, 9 |        mineral forest once passed, I saw the lantern of the Nautilus
 84  2, 10|        evolutions of the Nautilus, I saw the southerly horizon blocked
 85  2, 10|       between the streams of lava, I saw some little violets still
 86  2, 10|              upheld the roof. I then saw that bees were not the only
 87  2, 11|              signalise our voyage. I saw little of the Captain; he
 88  2, 11|           water. ~At 7,000 fathoms I saw some blackish tops rising
 89  2, 12|       finished the sentence before I saw what he was driving at. ~"
 90  2, 12|              mounted its side, and I saw, not without surprise, that
 91  2, 13|               On the 14th of March I saw floating ice in latitude
 92  2, 13|           was never mistaken when he saw the thin threads of bluish
 93  2, 14|         mussels, and limpets. I also saw myriads of northern clios,
 94  2, 14|           ridge of the promontory, I saw a vast white plain covered
 95  2, 14|              bringing the Captain. I saw him standing on a block
 96  2, 14|              Canadian refused, and I saw that his taciturnity and
 97  2, 14|         barometer. While crossing, I saw numerous whales belonging
 98  2, 14|              with an agility I never saw equalled and which a hunter
 99  2, 16|              Some instants after, we saw a dozen of the crew set
100  2, 16|       faculties suspended. I neither saw nor heard. All notion of
101  2, 17|            when I looked round me, I saw we were alone on the platform.
102  2, 17|       windows in the drawing-room, I saw long seaweeds and gigantic
103  2, 18|             of about thirty miles. I saw their tall peaks for an
104  2, 18|             an octopus's arm." ~"You saw that?" said the Canadian. ~"
105  2, 18|           the same which the Alector saw," said Conseil. ~"No," replied
106  2, 19|              entered his room, and I saw him no more for some time.
107  2, 19|  seven-tenths at the close of day. I saw a large vessel pass the
108  2, 19|            act as a conductor, and I saw long sparks burst from it.
109  2, 19|              windows in the saloon I saw large fish terrified, passing
110  2, 20|           than 1,400 fathoms, that I saw the electric cable lying
111  2, 20|              and through the glass I saw the sea brilliantly illuminated
112  2, 20|         looked to the port side, and saw nothing but an immensity
113  2, 21|         where he was going to, but I saw the man move, and apart
114  2, 21|      children, father, and mother. I saw all perish! All that I hate
115  2, 21|             her. Ten yards from me I saw the open shell, through
116  2, 21|           wall beneath his heroes, I saw the portrait of a woman,
117  2, 22|             bearings by the chart, I saw that we were passing the
118  2, 22|            voyage. Of Captain Nemo I saw nothing whatever now, nor
119  2, 22|            but in my excited brain I saw over again all my existence