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 1  1, 1 |        saloon, a slight shock was felt on the hull of the Scotia,
 2  1, 3 | honourable Secretary of Marine, I felt that my true vocation, the
 3  1, 7 |           by a strong hand, and I felt myself quickly drawn up
 4  1, 7 |           like a leaden weight, I felt great difficulty in bearing
 5  1, 7 |         me. I clung to it: then I felt that I was being drawn up,
 6  1, 7 |       horizontal platform, when I felt it gradually sinking. ~"
 7  1, 8 |      could distinguish nothing. I felt my naked feet cling to the
 8  1, 8 |           appetites satisfied, we felt overcome with sleep. ~"Faith!
 9  1, 9 |         my somewhat hard couch, I felt my brain freed, my mind
10  1, 9 |    particles. ~At the same time I felt the boat rolling. The iron-plated
11  1, 9 |           move, for I should have felt the trembling motion of
12  1, 9 |          silence was dreadful. ~I felt terrified, Conseil was calm,
13  1, 10|          which this man must have felt towards the Canadian. Conseil
14  1, 13|      vastness of the Pacific, and felt myself drawn with it, when
15  1, 14|         November, on awakening, I felt that the Nautilus was perfectly
16  1, 15|        things was provided for. I felt myself being pushed into
17  1, 15|         loud hissing was heard. I felt the cold mount from my feet
18  1, 15|       metallic cases. I no longer felt the weight of my clothing,
19  1, 16|           not tell. But instead I felt an insurmountable desire
20  1, 16|        the midst of the vessel, I felt the water sinking from around
21  1, 21|    warning vibrations began to be felt in the vessel. I heard the
22  1, 21|      platform. Whoever touched it felt a powerful shock-- and this
23  1, 22|      indicated. He looked long. I felt very much puzzled, and descended
24  1, 22|   irresistible drowsiness, when I felt my brain becoming stupefied.
25  1, 22|         My breathing grew weak. I felt a mortal cold freeze my
26  1, 23|      muscles agitated his face. I felt his pulse. It was intermittent.
27  2, 6 |       companions, but I certainly felt no desire to leave Captain
28  2, 6 |      logic pressed me hard, and I felt myself beaten on that ground.
29  2, 6 |         filled with gold. Soon, I felt by certain movements of
30  2, 6 |        peculiar idiosyncrasy)-- I felt so great a heat that I was
31  2, 7 |       open seas, and his Nautilus felt itself cramped between the
32  2, 8 |           sound reached my ear. I felt an unbearable uneasiness.
33  2, 8 |       Suddenly a slight shock was felt; and I knew that the Nautilus
34  2, 8 |          s signal did not come. I felt inclined to join Ned Land
35  2, 8 |         to put off his attempt. I felt that we were not sailing
36  2, 8 |      expressed this regret than I felt that it must have wounded
37  2, 9 |         not particularly sorry. I felt lightened of the load which
38  2, 9 |           me very graciously if I felt fatigued from my watch of
39  2, 9 |     finished harnessing myself. I felt them put an iron-pointed
40  2, 9 |       liquid element is no longer felt, and one only seems to be
41  2, 9 |        branch. Pressing onward, I felt no fatigue. I followed my
42  2, 11|          of the great pressure. I felt the steel plates tremble
43  2, 12|          weighing upon him, and I felt that rage was burning within
44  2, 12|     engine of destruction. Soon I felt the beatings of the screw
45  2, 12|         waves became quiet, and I felt that we were rising to the
46  2, 15|    Suddenly a slight movement was felt in the hold. Evidently it
47  2, 15|     beating hearts we watched and felt the straightening. The boards
48  2, 15|           that moment a shock was felt at the bows of the Nautilus.
49  2, 16|        that was coming over me. I felt as if I was going to die.
50  2, 16|        was going to attempt it. I felt that it was in an oblique
51  2, 21|            Suddenly I screamed. I felt the shock, but comparatively
52  2, 21|        but comparatively light. I felt the penetrating power of
53  2, 22|         remained silent enough. I felt an insurmountable horror
54  2, 22|           their regular course. I felt myself being drawn into
55  2, 22|          discovered our flight? I felt Ned Land slipping a dagger
56  2, 22|         along with giddy speed. I felt that sickly giddiness which