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 1  1, 1 |       hundred horse power, it was going at the rate of thirteen
 2  1, 1 |          and 45° 37' lat. She was going at the speed of thirteen
 3  1, 3 |        the famous narwhal. We are going to purge it from the seas.
 4  1, 6 |           the Abraham Lincoln was going at the rate of 18 1/2 miles
 5  1, 6 |      Canadian. But just as he was going to strike, the cetacean
 6  1, 6 |           it bullied the frigate, going round and round it. A cry
 7  1, 8 |          window or door. Conseil, going round the reverse way, met
 8  1, 9 | half-suffocated victim, and I was going to fly to the rescue, when
 9  1, 10|           And you think that I am going to send you back to that
10  1, 10|          board my vessel. You are going to visit the land of marvels." ~
11  1, 14|         Oh! then the gentleman is going on terra firma?" replied
12  1, 15|          you, M. Aronnax, are you going to dress yourself in those
13  1, 15|        Captain Nemo. ~"Is Conseil going to risk it?" asked Ned. ~"
14  1, 17|        caresses of the sun. It is going to renew its diurnal existence.
15  1, 19|         Passage. I thought it was going to pass it by, when, going
16  1, 19|        going to pass it by, when, going back to north-west, it went
17  1, 19|           And this Captain is not going to cast anchor at all since
18  1, 19|       re-enter it. ~"Meat! We are going to eat some meat; and what
19  1, 21|       wretches." ~Upon that I was going away; But Captain Nemo detained
20  1, 21|           in the saloon. ~"We are going to start," said he. ~"Ah!"
21  1, 22|      descend to the south? Was he going to double the Cape of Good
22  1, 22|         barometer, which had been going down for some days, foreboded
23  1, 22|          the horizon steadfastly, going and coming, stamping his
24  1, 23|      watched, and I thought I was going to witness a strange scene.
25  2, 2 |           Ha! ha! it seems we are going to hunt the tiger or the
26  2, 2 |         of Crespo, will pass; but going up and down at the bottom
27  2, 3 |     useless," he replied. "We are going to no great depth, and the
28  2, 3 |         very moment the shark was going to snap the unhappy fisherman
29  2, 4 |           me asking where we were going. ~"We are going where our
30  2, 4 |           we were going. ~"We are going where our Captain's fancy
31  2, 4 |          But I never said we were going back to Europe." ~"What
32  2, 5 |          Aronnax, the Nautilus is going under the waves, and will
33  2, 6 |    Nautilus, I found that we were going towards Candia, the ancient
34  2, 6 |         panels to be opened, and, going from one to the other, observed
35  2, 6 |          more in it than on land, going continually from one island
36  2, 6 |        gold from? and what was he going to do with it? ~I did not
37  2, 6 |          the same noise, the same going and coming was renewed;
38  2, 7 |           not launch the pinnace, going at the rate of twelve or
39  2, 7 |           as jumping from a train going at full speed--an imprudent
40  2, 8 |          the earth. Where were we going now, and what was reserved
41  2, 8 |           not despair yet. We are going up the coast of Portugal
42  2, 8 |          been concentrated, I was going to abandon them for ever!
43  2, 9 |         direction is the Nautilus going?" I asked. ~"I do not know,"
44  2, 9 |          horizon, doubtless those going to San Roque in search of
45  2, 9 |         some minutes later, after going through the usual form,
46  2, 9 |         the highest degree. Was I going towards a natural phenomenon
47  2, 9 |          Captain Nemo whom he was going to visit, and who, like
48  2, 10|           atmosphere. We were now going round the highest crest
49  2, 11|           arms, the principal one going towards the coast of Ireland
50  2, 12|    southern regions. Where was he going to? To the pole? It was
51  2, 12|          might not miss its prey, going forwards and backwards,
52  2, 13|         opening to another, still going higher. I cannot express
53  2, 13|    qualities of the Nautilus were going to serve us in this superhuman
54  2, 13|     massive iceberg which we were going to cross. The weather was
55  2, 13|       been slackened. It was then going towards the surface; but
56  2, 13|          heart beat fast. Were we going to emerge and regain the
57  2, 14|           ran ashore. Conseil was going to jump on to the land,
58  2, 14|       some on flakes of ice, many going in and out of the sea. They
59  2, 15|          then the manometer; and, going to the planisphere, placed
60  2, 15|          Yes," said Captain Nemo, going to the door of the saloon. ~"
61  2, 15|          easy to get out of it by going either forward or backward,
62  2, 15|       retrograde motion. ~"We are going backwards?" said Conseil. ~"
63  2, 16|          Sound will tell us. I am going to run the Nautilus aground
64  2, 16|    ascending movement. The screw, going at full speed, made the
65  2, 16|       over me. I felt as if I was going to die. Suddenly I came
66  2, 16|         any case the Nautilus was going to attempt it. I felt that
67  2, 17|            after all this, are we going right?" ~"Yes," I replied, "
68  2, 17|            I replied, "for we are going the way of the sun, and
69  2, 17|        satisfaction, that we were going back to the North by the
70  2, 18|           he replied; "and we are going to fight them, man to beast." ~
71  2, 18|           moving." ~"What are you going to do?" ~"Rise to the surface,
72  2, 19|          Nemo is leaving land and going up to the north. But I declare
73  2, 20|        Ireland. ~Was Captain Nemo going to land on the British Isles?
74  2, 20|           American shores, was he going to show me the coast of
75  2, 20|        But the Nautilus was still going southward. On the 30th of
76  2, 21|          he came, or where he was going to, but I saw the man move,
77  2, 21|           Sir," I cried, "are you going to attack this vessel?" ~"
78  2, 21|         this vessel?" ~"Sir, I am going to sink it." ~"You will
79  2, 21|         miles to leeward. ~He was going round it like a wild beast,
80  2, 21|           agony, the Nautilus was going down into the abyss with
81  2, 22|     desolate spot. Whither was it going? To the north or south?
82  2, 22|           in a low voice, "We are going to fly." I sat up. ~"When
83  2, 22|          into the library. ~I was going to open it, when a sigh
84  2, 22|           the moment our boat was going to leave its sides? We knew