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 1  1, 1 |          obliged to continue her course. She was then three hundred
 2  1, 2 |           no one could tell what course to pursue. Impatience grew
 3  1, 4 |      captain. There was no third course. ~The officers on board
 4  1, 4 |          sun described its daily course, the rigging was crowded
 5  1, 5 |      native town, Cape Horn. The course was taken towards the north-west,
 6  1, 5 |        troubled eye watching the course of the cetacean. I looked
 7  1, 5 |        sharp deviations from her course, veering suddenly from one
 8  1, 5 |         promise, was to turn the course to the south-east and abandon
 9  1, 11|         compass, which guides my course; the sextant, which shows
10  1, 11|     exclaimed, in surprise. ~"Of course; an excellent vessel, light
11  1, 13|          added the Captain; "our course is E.N.E., our depth is
12  1, 13|         compass still showed the course to be E.N.E., the manometer
13  1, 14|     these beautiful things. ~The course of the Nautilus was E.N.E.,
14  1, 14|          starting-point, and the course of the Nautilus, a little
15  1, 16|     little band, directing their course without hesitation. I thought
16  1, 17|    lieutenant pricked the ship's course regularly on the chart,
17  1, 18| uncertain, besides--directed his course towards the Admiralty Islands,
18  1, 18|       Vanikoro, and directed his course towards New Zealand; put
19  1, 18|     Caledonia, then directed his course towards Santa Cruz, and
20  1, 18|     Perouse. They directed their course towards the Solomon Islands,
21  1, 19|   Vanikoro with great speed. Her course was south-westerly, and
22  1, 19|          was there directing the course of the Nautilus. I had before
23  1, 19|        sea dashed furiously. The course of the waves, that went
24  1, 19|      agreeably vary our ordinary course." ~"Glutton!" said Conseil, "
25  1, 20|         capsule could stop their course. ~"Ah, Professor!" cried
26  1, 22|       the Nautilus continued her course between two seas, but with
27  1, 22|          it into existence. ~Our course was directed to the west,
28  1, 22|       abated, and with irregular course she sometimes swam in the
29  2, 1 |        panel was closed, and the course marked direct west. ~We
30  2, 1 |        from the horizon, and our course was directed to the north-west
31  2, 1 |          From Keeling Island our course was slower and more variable,
32  2, 4 |    CHAPTER IV~THE RED SEA~In the course of the day of the 29th of
33  2, 4 |        was no land in sight. Its course was N.N.E., in the direction
34  2, 4 |     built, and master of its own course, thanks to obedient steam,
35  2, 5 |        floating, was to show the course the dugong took under the
36  2, 5 |       cage and myself direct our course. And now, if you will go
37  2, 5 |           the pilot modified the course of the Nautilus every instant. ~
38  2, 6 |          sealed. Upon taking the course of the Nautilus, I found
39  2, 7 |      full speed. I estimated the course which the Nautilus took
40  2, 8 |       fell upon the compass. Our course was still north. The log
41  2, 9 |          was not reassuring. The course of the Nautilus was S.S.
42  2, 10|         and hastened to find the course the Nautilus was taking.
43  2, 11|    Captain Nemo's will. Our only course was to submit; but what
44  2, 12|        returned to its southerly course. I fancied that, when on
45  2, 13|  steadily pursuing its southerly course, following the fiftieth
46  2, 13|          stop in its adventurous course amid these fields of ice.
47  2, 13|       the Nautilus had taken its course direct to the pole, without
48  2, 15|    Captain Nemo, by changing his course, would either turn these
49  2, 15|          I went up to him. ~"Our course is barred southward?" I
50  2, 17|         was soon passed, and the course shaped for Cape Horn. We
51  2, 19|       not keep on in its settled course; it floated about like a
52  2, 19|   Nautilus resumed its northerly course, after having sighted the
53  2, 19|        and south, in the inverse course pursued by the circular
54  2, 20|    vessel which was changing its course and seemed to be nearing
55  2, 21|     Nautilus had not altered its course. It was on the surface,
56  2, 22|         the Manche, and that our course was hurrying us towards
57  2, 22|    longer followed their regular course. I felt myself being drawn
58  2, 22|       estimated this adventurous course of the Nautilus to have
59  2, 22|    answer. Wishing to verify the course of the Nautilus, I went