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 1  1, 2 |         to that expedition. After six months in Nebraska, I arrived
 2  1, 2 |         suppose this weapon to be six times stronger and the animal
 3  1, 4 |         was a tall man (more than six feet high), strongly built,
 4  1, 5 |          have been back in France six months ago." ~"In your little
 5  1, 6 |          weapon in his hands. ~At six o'clock day began to break;
 6  1, 6 |        this pace, without gaining six feet. It was humiliating
 7  1, 10|        after yours. You must have six or seven thousand volumes
 8  1, 11|           platform, I saw a cabin six feet long, in which Conseil
 9  1, 12|       depths of the ocean five or six mlles below the surface,
10  1, 13|       liquid thirty-seven million six hundred and fifty-seven
11  1, 13|         spider lampreys, serpents six feet long, with eyes small
12  1, 14|     mounted the platform. ~It was six o'clock, the weather was
13  1, 15|          undergoing a pressure of six atmospheres. ~At this depth
14  1, 18|         The Lascar pretended that six years before, during a stay
15  1, 20|    reckoned without his host. ~At six o'clock in the evening we
16  1, 21|     interior of the Nautilus. ~At six o'clock in the morning of
17  1, 21|          the day before-- five or six hundred perhaps--some of
18  1, 21|         crawl over its front. ~At six in the morning I rose. The
19  2, 1 |         Of their eight tentacles, six were elongated, and stretched
20  2, 1 |         large tiger-sharks nearly six yards long, the last named
21  2, 3 |         the mist on the water. At six o'clock it became suddenly
22  2, 3 |        adult, as was known by its six rows of teeth placed in
23  2, 4 |      Hadramaut, for a distance of six miles, its undulating line
24  2, 4 |        important city, containing six public markets, and twenty-six
25  2, 5 |        and let down into the sea. Six oarsmen took their seats,
26  2, 5 |           off, and, lifted by the six rowers, drew rapidly towards
27  2, 5 |        The boat approached within six yards of the animal. The
28  2, 5 |         saw God face to face. ~At six o'clock the Nautilus, sometimes
29  2, 5 |          It was a cabin measuring six feet square, very much like
30  2, 6 |   circumstances may occur as well six months hence as now by which
31  2, 6 |          and where shall we be in six months, if you please, Sir
32  2, 7 |         waves of the sea at about six hundred leagues, and it
33  2, 10|         two miles in diameter and six in circumference. Its level (
34  2, 10|        height being about five or six hundred yards. At the summit
35  2, 12|         for twenty-four hours." ~"Six hundred and twenty-five!"
36  2, 12|          that is to be found from six to eight hundred pounds
37  2, 13|          by and by there would be six months of darkness in these
38  2, 13|    getting thinner. At length, at six in the morning of that memorable
39  2, 14|  disappear behind the horizon for six months, and with its disappearance
40  2, 14|          not be able to do it for six months. But precisely because
41  2, 14|           sea, and let a night of six months spread its shadows
42  2, 15|        day, the 22nd of March, at six in the morning, preparations
43  2, 15|          basin, frozen during the six winter months, was absolutely
44  2, 16|          mass at a temperature of six or seven degrees below zero,
45  2, 16|         The next day, March 27th, six yards of ice had been cleared,
46  2, 18| conversation on this subject. For six months we had been prisoners
47  2, 18|         one of these animals only six feet long would have tentacles
48  2, 18|          Did it not measure about six yards?" said Conseil, who,
49  2, 21|           on steam. It was within six miles of us. ~"What is that
50  2, 21|           ship, which was five or six miles to leeward. ~He was
51  2, 21|             I remained thus until six in the morning, without
52  2, 22|          betraying themselves. At six I dined, but I was not hungry;
53  2, 22|       weaken myself. At half-past six Ned Land came to my room,