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 1  1, 1 |        down as a mile in width and three in length--we might fairly
 2  1, 1 |    velocity; as, in an interval of three days, the Governor Higginson
 3  1, 1 |            the mammal at more than three hundred and fifty feet,
 4  1, 1 |           it, though they measured three hundred feet over all. ~
 5  1, 1 |            but a strong eddy about three cables' length distant,
 6  1, 1 |     forgotten like many others if, three weeks after, it had not
 7  1, 1 |           her course. She was then three hundred miles from Cape
 8  1, 1 |        from Cape Clear, and, after three days' delay, which caused
 9  1, 1 |          were considerable; for of three thousand ships whose loss
10  1, 2 |      Shanghai, had seen the animal three weeks before in the North
11  1, 2 |           well stocked with coal. ~Three hours before the Abraham
12  1, 3 |           III~I FORM MY RESOLUTION~Three seconds before the arrival
13  1, 3 |          passage of the North Sea. Three seconds after reading the
14  1, 4 |         30th July (that is to say, three weeks after our departure),
15  1, 5 |             The 6th of July, about three o'clock in the afternoon,
16  1, 5 |            soon showed itself. For three months, during which a day
17  1, 5 |            Columbus did) asked for three days' patience. If in three
18  1, 5 |        three days' patience. If in three days the monster did not
19  1, 5 |            at the helm should give three turns of the wheel, and
20  1, 6 |          Then it moved away two or three miles, leaving a phosphorescent
21  1, 6 |            and put on all steam." ~Three hurrahs greeted this order.
22  1, 6 |            distance she made under three hundred miles during this
23  1, 6 |          electric light reappeared three miles to windward of the
24  1, 8 |         the head, and added two or three perfectly incomprehensible
25  1, 8 |       arranged the table, and laid three plates. ~"This is something
26  1, 10|     manifests herself in it by her three kingdoms--mineral, vegetable,
27  1, 10|      already old; they have two or three thousand years of existence;
28  1, 13|           weight of which would be three quintillions of tons. To
29  1, 13|          pressed an electric clock three times. The pumps began to
30  1, 13|              The platform was only three feet out of water. The front
31  1, 15|          screwed the metal helmet. Three holes, protected by thick
32  1, 16|            It must have been about three o'clock when we reached
33  1, 17|       common to all latitudes. ~At three o'clock in the morning of
34  1, 17|            Marquesas group. I saw, three miles off, Martin's peak
35  1, 17|            at most some few hours. Three stumps of masts, broken
36  1, 17|        even then to be guiding the three broken masts through the
37  1, 18|           of the wreck. ~There, in three or four fathoms of water,
38  1, 19|         was south-westerly, and in three days she had gone over the
39  1, 19|            of Gilboa. ~It was then three in the afternoon. The tide
40  1, 20|           and I propose to reserve three places in our vessel, one
41  1, 20|            rare kind." It measured three feet in length. Its head
42  1, 20|      supply for the Nautilus! Two! three! five down! And to think
43  1, 21|            his observation. We all three arose, shouldered our guns,
44  1, 21|    to-morrow, at twenty minutes to three p.m., the Nautilus shall
45  1, 21|         five-and-twenty minutes to three, Captain Nemo appeared in
46  1, 22| successively attained the depth of three, four, five, seven, nine,
47  1, 23|          attained a depth of about three hundred yards, that is to
48  2, 1 |           for a gigantic cetacean? Three parts of this day I spent
49  2, 3 |          but a dark line enclosing three parts of the horizon, from
50  2, 3 |            to the surface. ~We all three followed in a few seconds,
51  2, 4 |           where Moses had encamped three thousand years before him." ~"
52  2, 6 |       hastened on to the platform. Three miles to the south the dim
53  2, 6 |            he wished it; so we all three went and sat down near the
54  2, 6 |      Kamenni, and since then these three have joined together, forming
55  2, 7 |            18th of February, about three o'clock in the morning,
56  2, 8 |            ten thousand leagues in three months and a half, a distance
57  2, 10|         Conseil noticed some about three yards long, armed at the
58  2, 11|    Atlantic: it takes no less than three years for the great current
59  2, 12|      number." ~"Still too many for three men," murmured Conseil. ~
60  2, 12|            met in troops of two or three hundred. As to those, they
61  2, 12|            is to say, about two or three tons. The Captain offered
62  2, 13|             but already we had had three or four hours of night,
63  2, 13|            above the sea there are three below it. If these ice mountains
64  2, 13|         feet deep. This would give three thousand feet of ice above
65  2, 13|          Nautilus continued. About three in the morning, I noticed
66  2, 14|         aground, had stopped about three cable-lengths from a strand
67  2, 14|           varieties of seals about three yards long, with a white
68  2, 14|            whales belonging to the three kinds peculiar to the southern
69  2, 15|            body of the iceberg. At three in the morning I was awakened
70  2, 15|        constant depth of more than three hundred yards; the compass
71  2, 16|           injection was begun, and three hours after the thermometer
72  2, 16|       weight oppressed me. Towards three o'clock in the evening this
73  2, 17|        Lesser Antilles, a cliff to three and a half miles perpendicular
74  2, 18|        movements! and they possess three hearts! Chance had brought
75  2, 20|    fighting heroically, losing its three masts, with the water in
76  2, 21|           vessel was not more than three miles from us. In spite
77  2, 21|            would be full in two or three days, shone brightly. Once
78  2, 21|     possible, but easy to fly. ~At three in the morning, full of
79  2, 23|     question asked by Ecclesiastes three thousand years ago, "That