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 1  1, 1 |        the public. It was then no longer a scientific problem to
 2  1, 4 |           to live a hundred years longer, that I may have more time
 3  1, 4 |       have more time to dwell the longer on your memory. ~Now, what
 4  1, 5 |          and, to say truth, we no longer LIVED on board. The entire
 5  1, 5 |        search could not last much longer. The Abraham Lincoln had
 6  1, 6 |       answer them; the captain no longer contented himself with twisting
 7  1, 7 |          look-out for us-- she no longer answers her helm." ~"Then
 8  1, 7 |         he could not keep up much longer. ~"Leave me! leave me!"
 9  1, 7 |       hand afforded me support no longer; my mouth, convulsively
10  1, 9 |        the waters, it belonged no longer to earth: this silence was
11  1, 10|         wish to think that men no longer think or write. These books,
12  1, 13|           of the waves. It was no longer luminous water, but liquid
13  1, 14|          cent. of oxygen it is no longer fit to breathe." ~"Right!
14  1, 14|   crushing answers that I dare no longer doubt. But, if I am forced
15  1, 14|           ten." ~"I will argue no longer," I replied, rising from
16  1, 15|          our metallic cases. I no longer felt the weight of my clothing,
17  1, 15|         sun's rays, which were no longer refracted. The magical colours
18  1, 20|          could contain himself no longer. ~"Master," he said, "I
19  1, 20|        not come for more, I am no longer the king of harpooners." ~
20  1, 22|        natural, and we thought no longer of the life we led on land;
21  2, 1 |        human society! ~I could no longer content myself with the
22  2, 1 |        such times Ned Land was no longer master of himself. He wanted
23  2, 4 |          heart. "That which is no longer dangerous for a modern vessel,
24  2, 4 |          on their return, they no longer go ornamented with wreaths
25  2, 6 |        glass. The Nautilus was no longer moving, the heat was becoming
26  2, 6 |       broiled. ~"We can remain no longer in this boiling water,"
27  2, 7 |           regrets. Here he had no longer that independence and that
28  2, 8 |         Nemo, "but they are so no longer." ~"Just so," said I; "and
29  2, 9 |          the liquid element is no longer felt, and one only seems
30  2, 10|          the smallest part. ~Much longer should I have remained at
31  2, 10|        returned to my room; it no longer moved. I laid myself down
32  2, 11|           globe, where life is no longer possible! What unknown sights
33  2, 12|         because they could remain longer under water without coming
34  2, 13|     positively blocked. It was no longer either streams, packs, or
35  2, 13|           of the sea there was no longer a glimpse. Under the spur
36  2, 15|     starboard side, from being no longer vertical, were clinging
37  2, 16|      Nautilus will certainly last longer than we shall. Let us, then,
38  2, 20|      telegrams, would not act any longer. In 1863 the engineers constructed
39  2, 21|        united against him were no longer hunting a chimerical creature,
40  2, 21|           the afternoon, being no longer able to contain my impatience,
41  2, 21|     surface of the steel cigar no longer offered a single point to
42  2, 21|          the metallic covering no longer protected it. ~We were again
43  2, 21|   sailcloth! ~I could stand it no longer. Mad, out of my mind, I
44  2, 22|         could not say. I could no longer judge of the time that was
45  2, 22|  countries, that night and day no longer followed their regular course.
46  2, 22|           And I know not how much longer it might have lasted, had
47  2, 22| superhuman proportions. He was no longer my equal, but a man of the
48  2, 22|       eyes; I would not think any longer. There was another half-hour