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 1  1, 1 |  efforts of the wind and its four hundred horse power, it
 2  1, 1 |    At seventeen minutes past four in the afternoon, whilst
 3  1, 6 |     can only approach within four harpoons' length of it!" ~"
 4  1, 10| everything; it was shed from four unpolished globes half sunk
 5  1, 14|  these cases are size number four, and that the charge for
 6  1, 15|    than air, in the ratio of four to one. At this period the
 7  1, 16|     way in the world. ~After four hours of this walking, I
 8  1, 16|      and the sea, lit by our four lanterns, was illuminated
 9  1, 16|     on. At last, after about four hours, this marvellous excursion
10  1, 17|                 CHAPTER XVII~FOUR THOUSAND LEAGUES UNDER THE
11  1, 17| still lying. I counted five--four men, one of whom was standing
12  1, 17|    neck. The attitude of the four sailors was frightful, distorted
13  1, 18|   wreck. ~There, in three or four fathoms of water, between
14  1, 19|  Nautilus, as you do; and in four days we shall know what
15  1, 19|     Land, "every animal with four paws without feathers, or
16  1, 22| attained the depth of three, four, five, seven, nine, and
17  1, 22|    an average temperature of four degrees and a half at a
18  1, 22|    not time for altercation. Four of the crew waited at the
19  1, 23| attentively, I observed that four of them carried on their
20  2, 1 |      the horizon, till about four o'clock a steamer running
21  2, 3 | MILLIONS~The next morning at four o'clock I was awakened by
22  2, 3 |      went to the tiller; his four companions leaned on their
23  2, 3 |   his terror even, at seeing four great copper heads leaning
24  2, 4 |    so few men to make." ~For four days, till the 3rd of February,
25  2, 4 |      towards Arabia. It took four days to go up this canal,
26  2, 5 |    the back of the Nautilus. Four light-ports with lenticular
27  2, 6 |    the quarters of the crew. Four men appeared, and, not without
28  2, 10| spikes on their back. ~About four o'clock, the soil, generally
29  2, 11|   Nautilus? And would not my four months' silence appear to
30  2, 11|    at its maximum speed, its four blades beating the waves
31  2, 11|     a depth of 16,000 yards (four leagues), and the sides
32  2, 11|  Nothing was visible; and in four minutes it had shot through
33  2, 11|      it had shot through the four leagues which separated
34  2, 13|  already we had had three or four hours of night, and by and
35  2, 13| above the water is as one to four to that which is below." ~"
36  2, 13|      at high pressure. About four o'clock, Captain Nemo announced
37  2, 13|      it went to the depth of four hundred fathoms. The temperature
38  2, 13| situation. Still ice between four and five hundred yards in
39  2, 13|     should have been renewed four hours ago; but I did not
40  2, 14|    height of one hundred and four yards. We made for it, but
41  2, 14|     round of it. It measured four or five miles in circumference.
42  2, 14|   their wings being at least four yards and a half, and justly
43  2, 14|    now eight in the morning. Four hours remained to us before
44  2, 14|     with teeth in both jaws, four incisors at the top and
45  2, 14|      incisors at the top and four at the bottom, and two large
46  2, 14|     scant. Some of them were four yards and a quarter long.
47  2, 16|   would take five nights and four days to bring this enterprise
48  2, 16|  conclusion. Five nights and four days! And we have only air
49  2, 16|     had advanced to at least four yards from the hull of the
50  2, 17|   known as velp, with leaves four feet long, buried in the
51  2, 18|      some that are more than four feet long. Some skeletons
52  2, 21| keeping his distance. ~About four in the afternoon, being