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 1  1, 5 |       the ratlines, examined the horizon which contracted and darkened
 2  1, 6 |        from the dark line of the horizon whither it retired to gain
 3  1, 6 |       rose little by little. The horizon grew wider and clearer at
 4  1, 7 |      looked at all points of the horizon. I saw the frigate! She
 5  1, 7 |          was sinking down to the horizon, I saw a face which was
 6  1, 8 |          nearly a quarter of the horizon at once. ~This faculty--(
 7  1, 11|        examine the points of the horizon, when the Nautilus rises
 8  1, 13|       surface of the waters. The horizon, free from fog, made observation
 9  1, 13|        till its disc touched the horizon. Whilst taking observations
10  1, 14|          from behind the eastern horizon. The sea flamed under its
11  1, 14|       scanned every point of the horizon with great attention. This
12  1, 16|       seemed sinking towards the horizon. Captain Nemo had already
13  1, 16|         the sun being low on the horizon, the refraction edged the
14  1, 17|      woody mountains against the horizon, because Captain Nemo did
15  1, 18|         and greedily scanned the horizon. ~To the N.E. two volcanic
16  1, 20|          of the coast. The whole horizon was hidden behind a beautiful
17  1, 21|          a copse that masked the horizon to the right, hardly a hundred
18  1, 22|       glass, looking towards the horizon. ~For some minutes he was
19  1, 22|         in the clear line of the horizon. ~However, Captain Nemo
20  1, 22|       the glass and examined the horizon steadfastly, going and coming,
21  1, 22|        impenetrable point of the horizon. At last Captain Nemo recovered
22  2, 1 |          had raised to sweep the horizon, the mortal wound of the
23  2, 1 |      Island disappeared from the horizon, and our course was directed
24  2, 1 |          the sea. Nothing on the horizon, till about four o'clock
25  2, 1 |     still lying hidden under the horizon in the rays of the sun.
26  2, 1 |        even to the limits of the horizon, the sky reflected the whitened
27  2, 3 |     enclosing three parts of the horizon, from south-west to north
28  2, 3 |      five the first tints on the horizon showed the upper line of
29  2, 3 |          piled up on the eastern horizon, and the radiant orb rose
30  2, 4 |     Ceylon disappeared under the horizon, and the Nautilus, at a
31  2, 5 |       The sun, rather low on the horizon, struck full on the houses
32  2, 7 |      that is to say, the distant horizon, and not the nearer objects
33  2, 9 |   immense sea. Some sails on the horizon, doubtless those going to
34  2, 9 |       tried to pierce the cloudy horizon. He still hoped that behind
35  2, 9 |         increased and lit up the horizon. The presence of this fire
36  2, 9 |         in black on the luminous horizon. ~It was one in the morning
37  2, 9 |        the extreme limits of the horizon. I said that the submarine
38  2, 10|    Nautilus, I saw the southerly horizon blocked by a high wall which
39  2, 12| signalled a whale on the eastern horizon. Looking attentively, one
40  2, 12|          were flying towards the horizon. The waves were dyed red
41  2, 13|  atmosphere towards the southern horizon stretched a white dazzling
42  2, 13|        all sides, and closed the horizon. But Captain Nemo went from
43  2, 14|       dimly seen on our northern horizon. ~"Are we at the pole?"
44  2, 14|          skirted the edge of the horizon. The next day, the 20th
45  2, 14|       eyes fixed on the northern horizon, near which the sun was
46  2, 14|       would disappear behind the horizon for six months, and with
47  2, 14|        emerged from the northern horizon, rising by lengthened spirals
48  2, 14|     exactly its height above the horizon, and grave errors may be
49  2, 14|      exactly cut by the northern horizon, it will show that I am
50  2, 14|     horned by the cutting of the horizon. From the bosom of the water
51  2, 14|        the orb sinking below the horizon by degrees, following a
52  2, 14|       exactly equal parts by the horizon. ~I looked at the last rays
53  2, 14|       whose last rays lapped the horizon of the sea, he exclaimed: ~"
54  2, 17|         had disappeared from the horizon, the Nautilus sank to between
55  2, 19|          white and misty. On the horizon fine streaks of cirrhous
56  2, 19|          a large vessel pass the horizon struggling painfully. She
57  2, 19|    suddenly to all points of the horizon; and the cyclone, rising
58  2, 20|        could be discerned on the horizon. No flag fluttered from
59  2, 22|          From every point of the horizon enormous waves were meeting,