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 1  1, 5 |           its black back above the waves! The poop of the vessel
 2  1, 6 |           on us, sporting with the waves. It made the round of the
 3  1, 6 |     imitating the frigate, let the waves rock it at will, and seemed
 4  1, 6 |         the fog lay heavily on the waves, and its thick scrolls rose
 5  1, 6 |           emerged a yard above the waves. Its tail, violently agitated,
 6  1, 6 |         with the undulation of the waves. Now was a chance of which
 7  1, 7 |             I watched the luminous waves that broke over my hand,
 8  1, 11|        rises to the surface of the waves." ~"These are the usual
 9  1, 13|        productions, and edging the waves of the ocean with the pure
10  1, 13|           even in the bosom of the waves. It was no longer luminous
11  1, 15|          struck the surface of the waves at rather an oblique angle,
12  1, 16|         only a few yards above the waves. The creature fell stunned,
13  1, 17|             great pockets that the waves and a chain fixed in the
14  1, 17|           as it lay lost under the waves, but sadder still was the
15  1, 18|            several yards below the waves, and the panels were opened. ~
16  1, 19|          cetacean's tail, beat the waves slowly. ~Profiting by this,
17  1, 19|       furiously. The course of the waves, that went from south-east
18  1, 20|            boat, carried on by the waves that flowed to shore, reached
19  1, 20|        long rock, emerged from the waves two miles from the beach.
20  1, 21|       Nautilus, raised by the last waves of the tide, quitted her
21  1, 22|         beneath the surface of the waves. Her electric apparatus
22  1, 22|         floated in these brilliant waves, and our admiration increased
23  1, 22|        agitated the surface of the waves. But at this depth of some
24  1, 23|      floated on the surface of the waves at a moderate pace. Nothing
25  1, 23|           lost in the shade of the waves. ~Captain Nemo had stopped.
26  1, 23|           below the surface of the waves." ~"Your dead sleep quietly,
27  2, 1 |         lands and resting upon the waves from the fatigue of their
28  2, 1 |           the surface, beating the waves with its powerful screw
29  2, 1 |        fleet disappeared under the waves. Never did the ships of
30  2, 1 |         sky reflected the whitened waves, and for a long time seemed
31  2, 3 |      struck the dark depths of the waves crisply like spats of melted
32  2, 3 |       while watching the suspected waves, began with the help of
33  2, 3 |           we disappeared under the waves. ~{3 paragraphs missing} ~
34  2, 3 |         with its sharp point. ~The waves were impregnated with a
35  2, 3 |             The boat flew over the waves. Some minutes after we met
36  2, 4 |       Nautilus soon sank under the waves of that part of the sea. ~
37  2, 4 |            Pharaoh perished in the waves which closed at the voice
38  2, 4 |            nothing but transparent waves and without any particular
39  2, 5 |       seemed to be sleeping on the waves, which circumstance made
40  2, 5 |  night-birds, and the noise of the waves breaking upon the shore,
41  2, 5 |        Nautilus is going under the waves, and will not return to
42  2, 5 |     effective resistance, beat the waves with reversed screw. ~On
43  2, 6 |            a body abandoned to the waves; it was a living man, swimming
44  2, 6 |          and launching it upon the waves. For one instant it struck
45  2, 6 |            again plunged under the waves. ~So these millions had
46  2, 6 |         smoke was curling amid the waves, which boiled like water
47  2, 6 |           Then they sank under the waves, to rise again in the year
48  2, 7 |            Nautilus took under the waves of the sea at about six
49  2, 7 | distasteful to Captain Nemo. Those waves and those breezes brought
50  2, 7 |      mounted to the surface of the waves at night to renew its stock
51  2, 7 |       these two barriers above the waves?" ~"It is not probable,
52  2, 7 |        incessantly added to by the waves of the Atlantic and by rivers
53  2, 8 |     returned to the surface of the waves, and our daily walks on
54  2, 8 |     Nautilus was sinking under the waves of the Atlantic. ~A sad
55  2, 8 |          the transparent glass the waves were sparkling. I looked. ~
56  2, 9 |        crisping the surface of the waves. Instinctively the thought
57  2, 10|            them to shoot above the waves; sharks of many kinds; amongst
58  2, 10|       These mines extend under the waves like the mines of Newcastle.
59  2, 10|            fallen asleep under the waves. But Ned Land thought of
60  2, 10|            a few yards beneath the waves of the Atlantic. ~
61  2, 11|         beneath the surface of the waves. The name Sargasso comes
62  2, 11|         days on the surface of the waves. The sea seemed abandoned.
63  2, 11|            four blades beating the waves with in describable force.
64  2, 11|      flying-fish, fell, making the waves rebound to an enormous height. ~
65  2, 12|        back rise and fall with the waves five miles from the Nautilus. ~"
66  2, 12|        noise on the surface of the waves! What sharp hissing, and
67  2, 12|            cachalots broke up, the waves became quiet, and I felt
68  2, 12|           towards the horizon. The waves were dyed red for several
69  2, 12|            out, murmuring like the waves breaking on the shore. Captain
70  2, 13|          go some yards beneath the waves to find a more bearable
71  2, 13|        Nautilus had gone under the waves. I carefully noted the different
72  2, 14|          which the breaking of the waves brought to the shore. These
73  2, 15|        stopped; its screw beat the waves, and it advanced straight
74  2, 16|          regain the surface of the waves? Was it destined to perish
75  2, 16|        risen to the surface of the waves? Were we free of the iceberg?
76  2, 18|       large vessel drawn under the waves by an octopus's arm." ~"
77  2, 18|    wriggled on the platform in the waves of blood and ink. It seemed
78  2, 18|          and disappeared under the waves. Captain Nemo, covered with
79  2, 19|            wept while watching the waves; his grief was great. It
80  2, 19|          corpse at the will of the waves. It went at random. He could
81  2, 19|         whither it is borne by the waves." ~This man's name! his
82  2, 19|         overboard by the monstrous waves. I had hoisted myself up,
83  2, 19|        actually saturated with the waves. The Nautilus, sometimes
84  2, 19|             I watched these raging waves attentively. They measured
85  2, 19|           depth of the water. Such waves as these, at the Hebrides,
86  2, 19|        steam, to keep up above the waves. It was probably one of
87  2, 19|           the howls of the crushed waves, the roaring of the wind,
88  2, 19|            sank slowly beneath the waves. Through the open windows
89  2, 20|         drowns the breaking of the waves! What collisions between
90  2, 20|         summit appearing above the waves. This valley is closed at
91  2, 20|        poop, disappeared under the waves to the cry of `Long live
92  2, 21|           it attack it beneath the waves? Can its cannonade us at
93  2, 21|        With the undulations of the waves the windows were brightened
94  2, 21|         beneath the surface of the waves. I understood the manoeuvre.
95  2, 22|           against the shock of the waves. The sky was threatening;
96  2, 22|            of the horizon enormous waves were meeting, forming a
97  2, 23|           last hecatomb? ~Will the waves one day carry to him this