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 1  1, 5 |         capricious whale raised its black back above the waves! The
 2  1, 6 |         frigate vomited torrents of black smoke, and the bridge quaked
 3  1, 7 |             I caught a glimpse of a black mass disappearing in the
 4  1, 8 |             hardly imagine. All was black, and such a dense black
 5  1, 8 |             black, and such a dense black that, after some minutes,
 6  1, 8 |             all events. Things look black. Happily, my bowie knife
 7  1, 8 |        strong head, an abundance of black hair, thick moustache, a
 8  1, 8 |           on his shoulders, and his black eyes looked around with
 9  1, 10|             pieces of furniture, of black violet ebony inlaid with
10  1, 10|           pearls, yellow, blue, and black pearls, the curious productions
11  1, 13|                    CHAPTER XIII~THE BLACK RIVER~The portion of the
12  1, 13|     Kuro-Scivo of the Japanese, the Black River, which, leaving the
13  1, 13|          marked by a double line of black; the round-tailed goby,
14  1, 13|          through the current of the Black River. ~
15  1, 15|       greater depth, leaving to the black or brown the care of forming
16  1, 17|         electric light, an enormous black mass, quite immovable, was
17  1, 18|           our approach. In the long black body, moving between wind
18  1, 21|            that he touched only the black keys, which gave his melodies
19  1, 21|          tinge, showed off on their black shining bodies like those
20  2, 1 |           being marked with a large black spot surrounded with white
21  2, 1 |           the sidereal rays, seemed black by contrast with the whiteness
22  2, 3 |          dead body floating. By the black marking of the extremity
23  2, 4 |       strange aspect, surrounded by black rocks upon which its white
24  2, 5 |           see something like a long black body on the top of the water." ~
25  2, 5 |           certainly before long the black object was not more than
26  2, 5 |      peculiar to Egypt; its beak is black, head grey and pointed,
27  2, 5 |         part of the head white with black spots. ~About five o'clock
28  2, 5 |          the helm. A large gallery, black and deep, opened before
29  2, 6 |          height. It was composed of black and vitreous lava, mixed
30  2, 9 |      stature, which was outlined in black on the luminous horizon. ~
31  2, 9 |           whose branches, like fine black paper cuttings, showed distinctly
32  2, 9 |  chalk-stone, advanced to a rock of black basalt, and traced the one
33  2, 10| conglomerate and trachyte succeeded black basalt, the first dispread
34  2, 10|            s crew were working like black shadows clearly carved against
35  2, 12|      attentively, one might see its black back rise and fall with
36  2, 12|             head, which is entirely black. Anatomically, it is distinguished
37  2, 14|           Some lichens lay upon the black rocks; some microscopic
38  2, 14|          underpart of whose body is black and white; then there were
39  2, 14|             Captain Nemo unfurled a black banner, bearing an "N" in
40  2, 18|          animal ejected a stream of black liquid. We were blinded
41  2, 21|             two-decker ram. A thick black smoke was pouring from her
42  2, 21|             Captain Nemo unfurled a black flag, similar to the one
43  2, 21|             bridge was covered with black, agitated shadows. ~The