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 1  1, 2 |          one has ever conjectured, seen, perceived, or experienced;
 2  1, 2 |        California to Shanghai, had seen the animal three weeks before
 3  1, 4 |        Canadian, "but I have never seen it done; and, until further
 4  1, 7 |          the frigate. Had the crew seen me disappear? Had the Abraham
 5  1, 7 |            strength!" ~What had he seen? Then, I know not why, the
 6  1, 10|           see what ought not to be seen. Do you accept this condition?" ~
 7  1, 10|          and which ought not to be seen by people who were not placed
 8  1, 10|         not know all--you have not seen all. Let me tell you then,
 9  1, 11|           miles an hour." ~"I have seen the Nautilus manoeuvre before
10  1, 13|        should be sorry not to have seen it. Many people would accept
11  1, 13|           fathoms of water, can be seen with surprising clearness
12  1, 14|         second (whom I had already seen on the Captain's first visit)
13  1, 17|       which large fish were seldom seen. ~I was then reading a charming
14  1, 18| Protestants are so fond. I had not seen Captain Nemo for a week,
15  1, 18|        always seeming as if he had seen you five minutes before.
16  1, 18|       shipwrecked vessels had been seen on the coasts of New Georgia.
17  1, 18|           stay at Vanikoro, he had seen two Europeans that belonged
18  1, 18|         and 156° 30' E. long., had seen some iron bars and red stuffs
19  1, 19|         water." ~"It remains to be seen," I said, "if these forests
20  1, 20|            of which I have not yet seen the smallest specimen." ~"
21  1, 21|          Papua. However, I had not seen a single native canoe. Having
22  1, 21|      beautiful hammers I have ever seen. We also brought up some
23  1, 21|          till noon, without having seen Captain Nemo, even for an
24  2, 1 |         white wavelets often to be seen on the coasts of Amboyna,
25  2, 3 |       allowing but few stars to be seen. I looked on the side where
26  2, 4 |         But up to this time I have seen nothing but transparent
27  2, 6 |      outline of Pelusium was to be seen. A torrent had carried us
28  2, 6 |          emerge, nothing was to be seen but the pilot's cage; and
29  2, 8 |            Vincent was dimly to be seen, forming the south-western
30  2, 8 |            us for ever. ~I had not seen the Captain since our visit
31  2, 10|           the sky could be clearly seen, and clouds, dissipated
32  2, 11|         not a gradation, was to be seen in our manufactured light.
33  2, 12|             Ned." ~"Because I have seen large whales, sir, whales
34  2, 12|       something you have never yet seen. We have no pity for these
35  2, 12|           was nearing us. They had seen the whales and were preparing
36  2, 14|          lengthened mass was dimly seen on our northern horizon. ~"
37  2, 14|          in the morning. I had not seen Ned Land. Doubtless the
38  2, 14|            to twelve the sun, then seen only by refraction, looked
39  2, 15|          admit it. No one has ever seen anything like it; but the
40  2, 17|        Land; "but it remains to be seen whether he will bring the
41  2, 18|         remember perfectly to have seen a large vessel drawn under
42  2, 18|            drawing-room. I had not seen him for some time. He seemed
43  2, 20|      turned and went below. Had he seen the vessel which was changing
44  2, 21|           the vessel I had already seen. It was nearing the Nautilus,
45  2, 21|         what you ought not to have seen. The attack has begun; go