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 1  1, 2 |   Natural History. My advice was asked. As long as I could deny
 2  1, 3 |         giving advice--even when asked for it. ~Conseil had followed
 3  1, 3 |          boy. As a rule, I never asked him if it were convenient
 4  1, 3 |          I hastened on board and asked for Commander Farragut.
 5  1, 3 |           Is the steam full on?" asked he. ~"Yes, sir," replied
 6  1, 5 |       Farragut (as Columbus did) asked for three days' patience.
 7  1, 6 |          Canadian's eyes were, I asked myself how he had managed
 8  1, 6 |  profound darkness. ~"Ned Land," asked the commander, "you have
 9  1, 6 |      with it. ~"Well, Mr. Land," asked the captain, "do you advise
10  1, 6 |          a second time. ~"Well?" asked the captain of the man at
11  1, 7 |   natural. ~"And the frigate?" I asked. ~"The frigate?" replied
12  1, 7 |            Does master call me?" asked Conseil. ~Just then, by
13  1, 9 |          Did master sleep well?" asked Conseil, with his usual
14  1, 10|     Captain Nemo looked at me. I asked him no questions, but he
15  1, 11|          led to the upper end. I asked the Captain what the ladder
16  1, 14|          me. He rose, bowed, and asked me if it was convenient
17  1, 14|        means of getting free?" I asked. ~"It is to use the Rouquayrol
18  1, 15|       Conseil going to risk it?" asked Ned. ~"I follow my master
19  1, 15|  proceeding to this operation, I asked the Captain's permission
20  1, 17|       thought: ~"M. Aronnax," he asked. "do you know the depth
21  1, 18|       brought us to Vanikoro?" I asked. ~"Yes, Professor," said
22  1, 18|           Just then Captain Nemo asked me what I knew about the
23  1, 19| approached me. ~"An accident?" I asked. ~"No; an incident." ~"But
24  1, 19|            Will master risk it?" asked Conseil, "and we shall know
25  1, 19|         gave me the permission I asked for, and he gave it very
26  1, 20|            What time is it now?" asked the Canadian. ~"Two o'clock
27  1, 21|          is the matter, sir?" he asked in surprise. "Has master
28  1, 21|    Captain Nemo detained me, and asked me to sit down by him. He
29  1, 22|        tell me what this means?" asked Conseil. ~I told my companions
30  1, 22|          make a recommendation?" asked Conseil. ~"Yes, my boy." ~"
31  1, 22|          s fare." ~"Friend Ned," asked Conseil, "what would you
32  1, 23| prescribe for one of my men?" be asked. ~"Is he ill?" ~"Yes." ~"
33  1, 23|       What caused this wound?" I asked. ~"What does it signify?"
34  1, 23|           With my companions?" I asked. ~"If they like." ~"We obey
35  2, 2 |      hunt the bear." If you were asked to hunt the lion in the
36  2, 2 |        to the fishing itself," I asked, "or the incidents, which?" ~"
37  2, 2 |         first thing the Canadian asked was: ~"Sir, what is a pearl?" ~"
38  2, 2 |         pearls." ~"Mussels too?" asked the Canadian. ~"Yes, mussels
39  2, 2 |       found in the same oyster?" asked Conseil. ~"Yes, my boy.
40  2, 2 |        according to their size?" asked Conseil. ~"Not only according
41  2, 3 |         on our diver's dresses?" asked I. ~"Not yet. I have not
42  2, 3 |       into the copper cap, I had asked the question of the Captain. ~"
43  2, 3 |   Captain Nemo. ~"And our arms?" asked I; "our guns?" ~"Guns! What
44  2, 4 |          the Cape of Good Hope?" asked the Canadian, with peculiar
45  2, 4 |    Nautilus." ~"And the spot?" I asked. ~"The spot is situated
46  2, 4 |       this passage by chance?" I asked more and more surprised. ~"
47  2, 4 |           Certain of the fact, I asked myself was it possible that
48  2, 5 |          dangerous to attack?" I asked, in spite of the Canadian'
49  2, 5 |          not coming, Captain?" I asked. ~"No, sir; but I wish you
50  2, 6 |        he take his millions to?" asked Ned Land. ~To that there
51  2, 6 |       there be fire on board?" I asked myself. ~I was leaving the
52  2, 6 |        again. ~"Where are we?" I asked. ~"Near the Island of Santorin,
53  2, 6 |        we are at this moment?" I asked. ~"Here it is," replied
54  2, 8 |            As to Captain Nemo, I asked myself what he would think
55  2, 8 |  following the chain of events?" asked Captain Nemo. ~"Perfectly,"
56  2, 8 |          interest me. ~"Well?" I asked. ~"Well, M. Aronnax," replied
57  2, 8 |           Did you know, sir," he asked, smiling, "that the sea
58  2, 9 |        is the Nautilus going?" I asked. ~"I do not know," replied
59  2, 9 |      visit from Captain Nemo. He asked me very graciously if I
60  2, 9 |          worked; and I sometimes asked myself if some inhabitant
61  2, 9 |   hurried me? ~I would fain have asked him; not being able to,
62  2, 10|     daylight. ~"Where are we?" I asked. ~"In the very heart of
63  2, 12|     those of the northern seas?" asked he. ~"Very nearly, Ned." ~"
64  2, 12|          whalers." ~"Well, sir," asked the Canadian, "can I not
65  2, 13|         Further to the South?" I asked, looking at the Captain. ~"
66  2, 14|           Are we at the pole?" I asked the Captain, with a beating
67  2, 14|    creatures are not dangerous?" asked Conseil. ~"No; not unless
68  2, 15|       Torres Straits." ~"But," I asked, "has she at least come
69  2, 15|          But are we floating?" I asked. ~"Certainly," he replied; "
70  2, 15|        me turn. ~"What is it?" I asked. ~"Shut your eyes, sir!
71  2, 15|          is barred southward?" I asked. ~"Yes, sir. The iceberg
72  2, 16|       being crushed!" ~"Well?" I asked, not catching the Captain'
73  2, 18|          true of these stories?" asked Conseil. ~"Nothing, my friends;
74  2, 18|         for them in these days?" asked Ned. ~"If they do not fish
75  2, 18|      1861." ~"What is the fact?" asked Ned Land. ~"This is it.
76  2, 18|             What length was it?" asked the Canadian. ~"Did it not
77  2, 18|      Have we struck anything?" I asked. ~"In any case," replied
78  2, 21|         that sound come from?" I asked. ~"It was a gunshot," replied
79  2, 22|             When shall we go?" I asked. ~"To-night. All inspection
80  2, 22|          last so poignant that I asked myself if it would not be
81  2, 23|        life? And to the question asked by Ecclesiastes three thousand