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 1  1, 2 |          events took place, I had just returned from a scientific
 2  1, 2 |          or experienced; which is just within the bounds of possibility." ~
 3  1, 3 |        from the world. ~But I had just returned from a fatiguing
 4  1, 4 |         circumstances!" ~"That is just what deceives you, Professor,"
 5  1, 5 |         was approaching. They had just struck eight bells; large
 6  1, 5 |       general silence a voice had just been heard. It was the voice
 7  1, 6 |          the same time. Suddenly, just as on the day before, Ned
 8  1, 6 |           cried the Canadian. But just as he was going to strike,
 9  1, 7 |            I would drown first." ~Just then the moon appeared through
10  1, 7 |         call me?" asked Conseil. ~Just then, by the waning light
11  1, 7 |       could only agree with him. ~Just then a bubbling began at
12  1, 7 |        began to move. We had only just time to seize hold of the
13  1, 8 |        for hospitality. They only just miss being cannibals. I
14  1, 9 | iron-plated monster had evidently just risen to the surface of
15  1, 9 |           dinner hour." ~"That is just like you, friend Conseil,"
16  1, 9 |           calm, Ned Land roared. ~Just then a noise was heard outside.
17  1, 10|     regret the words which he had just spoken in French? One might
18  1, 10|          mean by this liberty?" ~"Just the liberty to go, to come,
19  1, 10|    dimensions to that which I had just quitted. ~It was a library.
20  1, 10|        said I to my host, who had just thrown himself on one of
21  1, 10|         drawing-room that we have just quitted." ~I entered the
22  1, 11|          bottom of the sea. Look! just now, it is ten o'clock in
23  1, 12|         the vessel sinks that had just been level with the surface." ~"
24  1, 12|       every thirty feet of water, just about fifteen pounds per
25  1, 12|        pounds per square inch?" ~"Just so, sir." ~"Then, unless
26  1, 12|        100 atmospheres. If, then, just now you were to empty the
27  1, 14|      diving apparatus," said I. ~"Just so, but under these conditions
28  1, 16|           light. Captain Nemo had just put his electric apparatus
29  1, 16|          stretched on the ground, just under the shelter of a bush
30  1, 17|       went up on to the platform, just as the second lieutenant
31  1, 18|         regarded with suspicion? ~Just then Captain Nemo asked
32  1, 19|           noise like thunder. But just then the inclined planes
33  1, 19|        overthrew me. The Nautilus just touched a rock, and stayed
34  1, 20|       Fate, however, favoured us. Just as we were pushing off,
35  1, 20|         return?" added Ned Land. ~Just then a stone fell at our
36  1, 21|         the pantry on board. ~But just when I expected it least,
37  1, 21|      rarely met with. Conseil was just dragging, and his net came
38  1, 22|        went up on to the platform just as the second lieutenant
39  1, 22|         screw turn more rapidly. ~Just then the lieutenant drew
40  1, 22|       meal was eaten in silence. ~Just then the luminous globe
41  1, 22|        mixed with the food we had just taken. Imprisonment was
42  1, 23|          delicate tentacles, some just blown, the others budding,
43  1, 23|      knobs. ~Chance had thrown me just by the most precious specimens
44  2, 2 |         the devil take him!-- has just made us a very pleasant
45  2, 3 |          gigantic shadow appeared just above the unfortunate diver.
46  2, 4 |         on board the Nautilus." ~"Just so," replied the Captain,
47  2, 4 |         in which Captain Nemo had just spoken. ~"Unfortunately,"
48  2, 5 |             If you held a harpoon just now, Master Land, would
49  2, 5 |         it not burn your hand?" ~"Just so, sir." ~"And you would
50  2, 6 |             Only one observation--just one. The occasion must be
51  2, 8 |         they are so no longer." ~"Just so," said I; "and a warning
52  2, 9 |       looked down the side we had just climbed. The mountain did
53  2, 10|       were on board. The crew had just finished loading the sodium,
54  2, 12|         the Nautilus contains." ~"Just so," said Conseil. ~"Or,"
55  2, 12|           surface. There was only just time to go to the help of
56  2, 12|      whale which the Nautilus had just come up with. The creature
57  2, 13|       degrees of surface cold." ~"Just so, sir--just so," I replied,
58  2, 13|    surface cold." ~"Just so, sir--just so," I replied, getting
59  2, 14|          am at the South Pole." ~"Just so," said I. "But this statement
60  2, 16|           reservoirs are full." ~"Just so; but they will only yield
61  2, 16|          would not have invented! Just then Captain Nemo passed
62  2, 16|          himself up in the hole. ~Just then all the crew came on
63  2, 18|        wriggling down the ladder. Just as we were pressing one
64  2, 18|        victim like a feather. But just as Captain Nemo and his
65  2, 19|           flight is impracticable just now?" ~"We must speak to
66  2, 19|         burst on the 18th of May, just as the Nautilus was floating