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 1  1, 2 |       possibility." ~These last words were cowardly on my part;
 2  1, 7 |       heard, yes, I heard these words pronounced in my ear: ~"
 3  1, 7 |   Conseil could articulate some words, and I heard him repeat
 4  1, 7 |     iron." ~The Canadian's last words produced a sudden revolution
 5  1, 7 |    fugitive harmony produced by words of command. What was, then,
 6  1, 8 |      perfectly incomprehensible words. Then he seemed to question
 7  1, 8 |   gentlemen may understand some words." ~I began to tell our adventures,
 8  1, 8 |        strangers exchanged some words in their unknown language,
 9  1, 8 |    language." ~As he said these words, the door opened. A steward
10  1, 9 |       the spot by hearing these words in French: ~"Be quiet, Master
11  1, 10|       who thus spoke. ~At these words, Ned Land rose suddenly.
12  1, 10|        speak? Did he regret the words which he had just spoken
13  1, 10| sentences were well turned, his words clear, and his fluency of
14  1, 10|  restrained irritation in these words. But to these recriminations
15  1, 10|   guard-- it is myself." ~These words indicated a resolution taken
16  1, 10|        land of marvels." ~These words of the commander had a great
17  1, 10|        was interrupted by these words: ~"You are examining my
18  1, 12|        his description in these words: ~"Here, M. Aronnax, are
19  1, 13|   billion is to unity; in other words, there are as many billions
20  1, 13|       scarcely pronounced these words when all was suddenly darkness.
21  1, 14|         I could not say. ~These words pronounced, the second descended.
22  1, 15|     that walk under the waters? Words are impotent to relate such
23  1, 15|     other, as if an exchange of words had been possible through
24  1, 15|      expending more air in vain words than was perhaps wise. ~
25  1, 19|      the vessel, and exchanging words in their incomprehensible
26  1, 21|         curtly pronounced these words, Captain Nemo bowed slightly.
27  1, 22|       glass and exchanged a few words with his lieutenant. The
28  1, 22|     subsided. He addressed some words in a foreign language to
29  1, 22|         were disturbed by these words from Ned Land: ~"Hallo!
30  1, 23|       of his life from the last words that escaped his lips. ~"
31  2, 3 |   Captain Nemo pronounced these words, I turned to Conseil and
32  2, 5 |          The coxswain said some words in his outlandish tongue,
33  2, 8 |        answer the Canadian, but words would not come. ~"We agreed
34  2, 8 |     till to-night." ~With these words the Canadian withdrew, leaving
35  2, 8 |      Nemo stopped at these last words, regretting perhaps that
36  2, 11|       What do you mean by those words?" ~"I mean to say that nothing
37  2, 12|      turned quickly at the last words. ~"Well, Captain," said
38  2, 15|        our feelings better than words. At this moment the Captain
39  2, 16|       reject it. At last, these words escaped his lips: ~"Boiling
40  2, 17|        the open air. ~The first words I spoke were words of gratitude
41  2, 17|        first words I spoke were words of gratitude and thankfulness
42  2, 18|      cried, "Help! help!" These words, spoken in French, startled
43  2, 19|      the tempest, confirmed the words of a clever engineer, "There
44  2, 20|   addressed old Europe in these words of wisdom, so rarely understood: "
45  2, 20|        Captain pronounced these words: "It is here." ~He turned
46  2, 21|         man pronounced the last words, the name of the Avenger,
47  2, 22|           CHAPTER XXII~THE LAST WORDS OF CAPTAIN NEMO~The panels
48  2, 22|        I heard him murmur these words (the last which ever struck
49  2, 22|         He had not finished the words, when we heard a crashing