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 1  1, 1 |           lat. and 72° 15' long., struck on her starboard quarter
 2  1, 1 |           apparent damage. Had it struck on a submerged rock, or
 3  1, 1 |  port-paddle. ~The Scotia had not struck, but she had been struck,
 4  1, 1 |          struck, but she had been struck, and seemingly by something
 5  1, 4 |         moments before answering, struck his broad forehead with
 6  1, 5 |        approaching. They had just struck eight bells; large clouds
 7  1, 6 |      weapon, which seemed to have struck a hard body. The electric
 8  1, 7 |           on my shoulder, while I struck out in a desperate effort,
 9  1, 7 |           this moment a hard body struck me. I clung to it: then
10  1, 8 |     together. Then turning back I struck against a wooden table,
11  1, 10| unintentionally that Mr. Ned Land struck me with his harpoon?" ~I
12  1, 14|           touched, it falls as if struck by a thunderbolt." ~"Why?" ~"
13  1, 15|          kind, and I was at first struck by the peculiar effect of
14  1, 15|      morning; the rays of the sun struck the surface of the waves
15  1, 16|           its vast arcades, I was struck by the singular position
16  1, 16|        avoid. The submarine flora struck me as being very perfect,
17  1, 18|        Boussole and the Astrolabe struck?" ~"If you like, Professor." ~"
18  1, 18|           group. Then his vessels struck on the unknown reefs of
19  1, 19|        The boat in which Cook was struck on a rock, and, if it did
20  1, 21|  unfortunately thrown by a native struck against, and broke, the
21  1, 21|           hand on the stair-rail, struck from behind by some invisible
22  1, 21|            was overthrown. ~"I am struck by a thunderbolt," cried
23  1, 23|       levers of the engine, which struck myself. But your opinion
24  2, 3 |        velocity, the liquid drops struck the dark depths of the waves
25  2, 3 |          but not its tail, for it struck his chest and stretched
26  2, 3 |      rushed towards the shark and struck it with its sharp point. ~
27  2, 3 |           monster's death-rattle. Struck to the heart, it struggled
28  2, 5 |        rather low on the horizon, struck full on the houses of the
29  2, 5 |        force; had apparently only struck the water. ~"Curse it!"
30  2, 5 |           with the beast, had not struck it to the heart. ~I heard
31  2, 6 |         waves. For one instant it struck the side of the Nautilus,
32  2, 6 |         surface. The thought then struck me that, if Ned Land had
33  2, 8 |     waiting seemed eternal. Hours struck too slowly to keep pace
34  2, 8 |       aspect. ~Suddenly the clock struck eight. The first beat of
35  2, 13|          me that the Nautilus had struck the bottom of the iceberg,
36  2, 13|   deadened sound. We had in deed "struck," to use a sea expression,
37  2, 13|          again, and every time it struck the wall which lay like
38  2, 15|        The Nautilus, after having struck, had rebounded violently.
39  2, 15|          enough! The Nautilus has struck; and, judging by the way
40  2, 15|         these blocks, as it fell, struck the Nautilus, then, gliding
41  2, 15|          I knew that its spur had struck a block of ice. It must
42  2, 16|         and evidently an idea had struck him; but he seemed to reject
43  2, 18|         in every plate. ~"Have we struck anything?" I asked. ~"In
44  2, 19|           in the water. Some were struck before my eyes. The Nautilus
45  2, 21|       afterwards a loud explosion struck my ear. ~"What! they are
46  2, 21|        Lincoln, when the Canadian struck it with the harpoon, Commander
47  2, 21|    rattled about us. Some of them struck the sea and ricochetted,
48  2, 21|           conical projectiles had struck the shell of the Nautilus,
49  2, 21|         displayed it, when he was struck down by an iron hand, and
50  2, 21|       Pole. At that moment a shot struck the shell of the Nautilus
51  2, 21|         moment another projectile struck the Nautilus, and I heard
52  2, 22|        words (the last which ever struck my ear): ~"Almighty God!
53  2, 22|           the whirlpool. ~My head struck on a piece of iron, and