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 1  1, 1 |      conclude that this mysterious being surpassed greatly all dimensions
 2  1, 1 |            of April, 1867, the sea being beautiful, the breeze favourable,
 3  1, 2 |            European papers without being any nearer a conclusion.
 4  1, 4 |          any particular reason for being so incredulous?" ~The harpooner
 5  1, 5 |           was good. The voyage was being accomplished under the most
 6  1, 5 |         shall run a fair chance of being laughed at for our pains." ~"
 7  1, 5 |         When one has the honour of being a savant as you are, sir,
 8  1, 6 |          know with what formidable being I have to deal, and I will
 9  1, 6 |           The Abraham Lincoln, not being able to struggle with such
10  1, 7 |         water; I struggled against being drawn down the abyss. Suddenly
11  1, 7 |          into the sea?" ~"No; but, being in my master's service,
12  1, 7 |            frigate could not tack, being without its helm. Conseil
13  1, 7 |          only chance of safety was being picked up by the Abraham
14  1, 7 |             then I felt that I was being drawn up, that I was brought
15  1, 7 |          quickly to the top of the being, or object, half out of
16  1, 8 |   hospitality. They only just miss being cannibals. I should not
17  1, 8 |       passed without our situation being bettered, when the dense
18  1, 8 |         success. This last attempt being of no avail, the two strangers
19  1, 10|          pity to which every human being has a right. You will remain
20  1, 14|        whole day passed without my being honoured by a visit from
21  1, 14|         prevent the Professor from being present, and he will with
22  1, 15|        provided for. I felt myself being pushed into a little room
23  1, 16|       submarine flora struck me as being very perfect, and richer
24  1, 16|  reappeared and grew, and, the sun being low on the horizon, the
25  1, 17|        however, I do not know why, being drawn diagonally by means
26  1, 18|            great height. ~That day being Christmas Day, Ned Land
27  1, 18|      report of Captain Hunter's as being the place where La Perouse
28  1, 19|          The tide began to recede, being quite full. The Nautilus
29  1, 19|          move, she ran the risk of being for ever fastened to these
30  1, 21|           Conseil; but, instead of being rolled from right to left,
31  1, 21|     various subjects, and, without being more communicative, Captain
32  1, 22|           hand might touch without being thunderstricken, my admiration
33  1, 22|    hallucinations, bereft me of my being. Then the visions disappeared,
34  1, 23| inaccessible ocean! ~The grave was being dug slowly; the fish fled
35  1, 23|            while their retreat was being thus disturbed; I heard
36  2, 1 |      leagues in twenty-four hours, being five hundred and forty miles,
37  2, 1 |        could not see the Nautilus, being too low in the water. I
38  2, 1 |          eyed sharks--their throat being marked with a large black
39  2, 2 |           oval into pendants, and, being more precious, are sold
40  2, 3 |            his devotion to a human being, a representative of that
41  2, 4 |       undulating line of mountains being occasionally relieved by
42  2, 5 |       bearings were taken, the sea being deserted, she rose again
43  2, 6 |          frankly, are you tired of being on board? Are you sorry
44  2, 6 |            and the globe is always being worked by subterranean fires.
45  2, 6 |             In spite of the ship's being hermetically sealed, an
46  2, 7 |       first days of the world, are being extinguished by degrees;
47  2, 8 |           leaving the Nautilus, of being brought before Captain Nemo,
48  2, 9 |           fain have asked him; not being able to, I stopped him--
49  2, 10|          Islands. The bearings not being yet taken, perhaps designedly,
50  2, 10|            upside down, the height being about five or six hundred
51  2, 11|      negative. ~But, the operation being over, Captain Nemo said, "
52  2, 12|           the size of the Nautilus being 1,500 tons; and one ton
53  2, 12|       About eleven in the morning, being on the surface of the ocean,
54  2, 12|         the whole of its left side being (if we may say it), a "failure,"
55  2, 12|          say it), a "failure," and being only able to see with its
56  2, 13|       enough, the cold very great, being 12° below zero; but, the
57  2, 13|         ice above us; one thousand being above the water-mark. The
58  2, 14|          up to this time, no human being has left a trace there." ~
59  2, 14|         the expanse of their wings being at least four yards and
60  2, 15|           the starboard side, from being no longer vertical, were
61  2, 15|      equilibrium?" ~"That, sir, is being done at this moment. You
62  2, 15|          it is superb! I am mad at being obliged to admit it. No
63  2, 16|         add," he continued, "that, being as handy with the pickaxe
64  2, 16|         bear this pressure without being crushed!" ~"Well?" I asked,
65  2, 16|           me, and, while they were being suffocated, they gave me
66  2, 18|         was an immense cuttlefish, being eight yards long. It swam
67  2, 19|           himself fast, to prevent being washed overboard by the
68  2, 20|          25th of May the Nautilus, being at a depth of more than
69  2, 20|        Villaret Joyeuse, at Brest, being entrusted with the escort
70  2, 21|       About four in the afternoon, being no longer able to contain
71  2, 22|      regular course. I felt myself being drawn into that strange
72  2, 22|           Norway. Was the Nautilus being drawn into this gulf at
73  2, 22|       defended itself like a human being. Its steel muscles cracked.