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 1  1, 1 |   imaginary creature, from the white whale, the terrible "Moby
 2  1, 13|        round-tailed goby, of a white colour, with violet spots
 3  1, 14| becomes luminous, giving out a white and continuous light. Thus
 4  1, 16|       suddenly saw a brilliant white light. Captain Nemo had
 5  1, 16|      ears, its round eyes, and white whiskers like those of a
 6  1, 20|     their thick skin covered a white but rather fibrous pulp.
 7  1, 20|     The interior looked like a white pasty, a sort of soft crumb,
 8  1, 20|   breakfast. He brought down a white pigeon and a wood-pigeon,
 9  1, 21|        not broad and flat, and white teeth. Their woolly hair,
10  1, 21|        of glass beads, red and white; nearly all were armed with
11  1, 22|   metallic masses brought to a white heat, so that, by force
12  1, 23|   whole colony took alarm. The white petals re-entered their
13  1, 23|       enveloped in a tissue of white linen, was lowered into
14  2, 1 |     black spot surrounded with white like an eye. There were
15  2, 1 |  explained. "A large extent of white wavelets often to be seen
16  2, 2 |       blue, bluish, violet, or white substance which lines the
17  2, 2 |     tissue of the mollusc, are white, often opaque, and sometimes
18  2, 4 |     black rocks upon which its white houses and forts stood in
19  2, 5 | pointed, the eye surrounded by white spots, the back, wings,
20  2, 5 |   colour, the belly and throat white, and claws red. They also
21  2, 5 |     and upper part of the head white with black spots. ~About
22  2, 6 |     and I saw the sea entirely white all round. A sulphurous
23  2, 6 |        which till now had been white, was red, owing to the presence
24  2, 9 |       lighter and lighter. The white glimmer came in rays from
25  2, 9 |    incandescence, can attain a white heat, fight vigorously against
26  2, 10|       were sparrow hawks, with white breasts, and kestrels, and
27  2, 12|         bluish on the back and white underneath, covered with
28  2, 12|      is distinguished from the white whale and the North Cape
29  2, 13|   southern horizon stretched a white dazzling band. English whalers
30  2, 14|        whose body is black and white; then there were a whole
31  2, 14|      slate-colour on the body, white beneath, with a yellow line
32  2, 14|       three yards long, with a white coat, bulldog heads, armed
33  2, 14|       promontory, I saw a vast white plain covered with morses.
34  2, 19|        atmosphere was becoming white and misty. On the horizon
35  2, 20|      buried under a coating of white shells, much resembling
36  2, 21|    only reach her. Presently a white smoke burst from the fore
37  2, 21|        and red lights, and its white lantern hanging from the
38  2, 22|        those unknown seas, the White Sea, the Sea of Kara, the
39  2, 22|     are sacrificed, as well as white bears from the northern