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 1  1, 2 |       of my office as Assistant Professor in the Museum of Natural
 2  1, 2 |        to shelter my dignity as professor, and not give too much cause
 3  1, 2 |        follows: ~To M. ARONNAX, Professor in the Museum of Paris,
 4  1, 3 |   Farragut?" ~"You are welcome, Professor; your cabin is ready for
 5  1, 4 |         just what deceives you, Professor," replied Ned. "As a whaler
 6  1, 7 |         to the frigate?" ~"Yes, Professor; but more fortunate than
 7  1, 7 |      Why, Ned, why?" ~"Because, Professor, that beast is made of sheet
 8  1, 8 |     rank, introducing in person Professor Aronnax, his servant Conseil,
 9  1, 8 |        good." ~"But do you see, Professor," replied our irascible
10  1, 9 |      you, Mr. Land?" ~"Soundly, Professor. But, I don't know if I
11  1, 9 |    quiet, Master Land; and you, Professor, will you be so good as
12  1, 10|    before me M. Pierre Aronnax, Professor of Natural History at the
13  1, 10|     that of a civilised man." ~"Professor," replied the commander,
14  1, 10|      all. Let me tell you then, Professor, that you will not regret
15  1, 10|     produce of the sea?" ~"Yes, Professor, the sea supplies all my
16  1, 10|         you believe to be meat, Professor, is nothing else than fillet
17  1, 10|        poets has said. In fact, Professor, Nature manifests herself
18  1, 10|      turning towards me: ~"Now, Professor," said he, "if you wish
19  1, 10|    greater solitude or silence, Professor?" replied Captain Nemo. "
20  1, 10|    think or write. These books, Professor, are at your service besides,
21  1, 10|        take possession of me. ~"Professor," said this strange man, "
22  1, 10|     naturalist. My delight as a professor may be conceived. ~{2 long
23  1, 10|        are examining my shells, Professor? Unquestionably they must
24  1, 10|     instruments in my own room, Professor, where I shall have much
25  1, 11|        I cannot guess?" ~"Here, Professor, I ought to give you some
26  1, 11|       small amount of power." ~"Professor," said Captain Nemo, "my
27  1, 11|        too much?" ~"Not at all, Professor," replied the Captain, with
28  1, 12|    immersed. That would happen, Professor. These reservoirs are in
29  1, 12|        down to those depths." ~"Professor, you must not confound statics
30  1, 12|         the Abraham Lincoln?" ~"Professor, I am sorry for one of the
31  1, 12|        marvellous boat." ~"Yes, Professor; and I love it as if it
32  1, 12|       together and arranged?" ~"Professor, I had set up my workshops
33  1, 12|        Captain Nemo." ~"Ask it, Professor." ~"You are rich?" ~"Immensely
34  1, 14|      was worded as follows: ~TO PROFESSOR ARONNAX, On board the Nautilus.
35  1, 14|     1867. ~Captain Nemo invites Professor Aronnax to a hunting-party,
36  1, 14|        nothing will prevent the Professor from being present, and
37  1, 14|       You know as well as I do, Professor, that man can live under
38  1, 15|         sea?" ~"At this moment, Professor, the Nautilus is stranded
39  1, 17|         turned to me, saying: ~"Professor, is not this ocean gifted
40  1, 17| three-quarter leagues." ~"Well, Professor," replied the Captain, "
41  1, 18|      Vanikoro?" I asked. ~"Yes, Professor," said the Captain. ~"And
42  1, 18|         struck?" ~"If you like, Professor." ~"When shall we be there?" ~"
43  1, 19|   Pacific: you are right there, Professor; but in Torres Straits one
44  1, 20|        stop their course. ~"Ah, Professor!" cried Ned Land, who was
45  1, 21|    round, said, "Ah! it is you, Professor? Well, have you had a good
46  1, 21|          So you are astonished, Professor, at having set foot on a
47  1, 23|   perceived me he came to me. ~"Professor, will it be convenient to
48  2, 10|         me said: ~"Is that you, Professor?" ~"Ah! Captain," I answered, "
49  2, 10|       Whilst you were sleeping, Professor, the Nautilus penetrated
50  2, 12|   useless to expose one's self, Professor. The Nautilus will disperse
51  2, 16|       the air of a mathematical professor lecturing to his pupils.) "
52  2, 16|    resolutely. ~"Let us try it, Professor." ~The thermometer then