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 1  1, 1 |            be avoided. The question took quite another shape. The
 2  1, 2 |            period when these events took place, I had just returned
 3  1, 4 |            the ocean. More than one took up his quarters voluntarily
 4  1, 4 |           was, I must admit that he took a certain liking for me.
 5  1, 4 |             expression; his recital took the form of an epic poem,
 6  1, 5 |            This passed, the frigate took a more decided westerly
 7  1, 6 |           if disdaining to dive, it took a little turn, and stopped
 8  1, 6 |              went up to the gun and took a long aim. A loud report
 9  1, 8 |         placed on the table, and we took our places. Undoubtedly
10  1, 10|            unintentionally that you took passage in this frigate?
11  1, 10|            condition?" ~Then things took place on board which, to
12  1, 10| indiscriminately the books which he took up by chance. ~"Sir," said
13  1, 10|          you are a connoisseur." ~I took the cigar which was offered
14  1, 13|            the help of his sextant, took the altitude of the sun,
15  1, 15|         sloped downwards; the light took a uniform tint. We were
16  1, 16|            Captain Nemo's companion took the beast, threw it over
17  1, 18|           appeared off Tikopia, and took as guide and interpreter
18  1, 19|         with very delicate food. We took also a large number of giltheads,
19  1, 19| impracticable; so that Captain Nemo took all needful precautions
20  1, 21|             cry of despair! Conseil took up his gun, and aimed at
21  1, 21|           stopped him, but his blow took effect and broke the bracelet
22  1, 21|         motionless, by degrees they took courage, and sought to familiarise
23  1, 22|          passed rapidly away, and I took no account of them. Ned,
24  1, 22|            to the drawing-room, and took out an excellent telescope
25  1, 23|          sat down and got up again, took a chance book, put it down,
26  1, 23|           poop of the Nautilus, and took me into a cabin situated
27  1, 23|            plants, the whole colony took alarm. The white petals
28  1, 23|         hole with a pickaxe that he took from his belt. I understood
29  2, 1 |            compiling of my memoirs, took up all my time, and left
30  2, 1 |             what sudden fright they took. But as if at a signal every
31  2, 3 |            Ned Land, Conseil, and I took our places in the stern
32  2, 3 |        which held him to his stone, took him in his arms, and, with
33  2, 4 |         digging a canal direct, and took the Nile as an intermediate.
34  2, 4 |          looking towards Arabia. It took four days to go up this
35  2, 5 |           into the sea. Six oarsmen took their seats, and the coxswain
36  2, 5 |          show the course the dugong took under the water. ~I stood
37  2, 5 |           The boat came up with it, took it in tow, and made straight
38  2, 5 |            and claws red. They also took some dozen of Nile ducks,
39  2, 5 |            ten, the Captain himself took the helm. A large gallery,
40  2, 6 |              I looked. Captain Nemo took the ingots one by one, and
41  2, 6 |             so great that I quickly took it off again. ~"Where are
42  2, 7 |           course which the Nautilus took under the waves of the sea
43  2, 8 |            pushed open the door and took some steps forward. Still
44  2, 10|           or inclined planes, which took us higher by degrees; but
45  2, 11|            a whaler, who, no doubt, took us for some enormous whale
46  2, 12|            Conseil, Ned Land, and I took our places before the window
47  2, 13|          these new regions. The ice took most surprising forms. Here
48  2, 13|       instant at noon, Captain Nemo took an observation as near as
49  2, 13|          About two in the morning I took some hours' repose, and
50  2, 13|       morning, the 19th of March, I took my post once more in the
51  2, 14|       having yet appeared, the boat took Conseil and myself to land.
52  2, 14|            change their place, they took little jumps, made by the
53  2, 14|    describing a lengthened curve. I took my place beside him, and
54  2, 14|        hundred yards high. The boat took with me Captain Nemo, two
55  2, 14|       summit Captain Nemo carefully took the mean height of the barometer,
56  2, 15|        position. Captain Nemo never took his eyes off the manometer.
57  2, 15|          expectations, the Nautilus took a decided retrograde motion. ~"
58  2, 15|           myself on an ottoman, and took a book, which my eyes overran
59  2, 15|           past eight a second shock took place, this time from behind.
60  2, 16|     proceeding to dig the walls, he took the soundings, to be sure
61  2, 16|            yards! Reckoning that it took twelve hours to accomplish
62  2, 16|            him. We went on board. I took off my cork-jacket and accompanied
63  2, 16|            7° outside. Captain Nemo took me to the galleys, where
64  2, 16|            and more. A moral torpor took hold of me. I was powerless,
65  2, 16|           manner, never left me. He took my hand and encouraged me,
66  2, 17|           on the platform, and soon took their places in the pantry
67  2, 18|           the attack. Conseil and I took two hatchets; Ned Land seized
68  2, 20|             the ocean. Captain Nemo took the sun's altitude as he
69  2, 20|          the meridian, Captain Nemo took his sextant, and watched
70  2, 20|            the 5th of September, it took part in the battle of Comte
71  2, 21|            honest folks." ~Ned Land took his handkerchief to wave
72  2, 21|        glass! Suddenly an explosion took place. The compressed air
73  2, 22|                 In sight of land. I took the reckoning this morning