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 1  1, 1 |          exactly, and the Moravian continued its route without apparent
 2  1, 7 |           same for Conseil, and we continued to swim near to each other. ~
 3  1, 10|           a fellow-countryman. ~He continued the conversation in these
 4  1, 10|         You understand then, sir," continued the stranger, "that I have
 5  1, 10|         have hesitated some time," continued the commander; "nothing
 6  1, 10|        Then, in a gentler tone, he continued: ~"Now, permit me to finish
 7  1, 16|         the Nautilus, Captain Nemo continued his bold excursion. The
 8  1, 16|          over his shoulder, and we continued our journey. For one hour
 9  1, 17|           a quiet night. Look!" he continued, "it wakes under the caresses
10  1, 19|               Whatever it may be," continued Ned Land, "every animal
11  1, 22|         10th January, the Nautilus continued her course between two seas,
12  2, 2 |            very hard one. ~"Well?" continued Captain Nemo. ~"I admit,
13  2, 2 |            the Canadian. ~"But," I continued, "the particular mollusc
14  2, 4 |           some minutes' silence he continued: ~"You were speaking of
15  2, 4 |       spoken. ~"Unfortunately," he continued, "I cannot take you through
16  2, 5 |         his eyes flaming. ~"Only," continued the Captain, "I advise you
17  2, 5 |        floating light of Suez," he continued. "It will not be long before
18  2, 6 |         are wrong, Master Land," I continued; "this low coast which rounds
19  2, 6 |         tell in my favour. ~"Sir," continued Ned, "let us suppose an
20  2, 6 |        heat could never attain. ~I continued my work, but the temperature
21  2, 7 |          Conseil. ~"I will add," I continued, "that a similar barrier
22  2, 8 |         his mind. ~"Let us see," I continued; "we need not despair yet.
23  2, 8 |          wait for an opportunity," continued Ned Land, "and the opportunity
24  2, 8 |        said a word of it. ~"Well," continued Captain Nemo, "you heard
25  2, 10|         have gone through it." ~We continued ascending. The steps became
26  2, 11|          the water. Our navigation continued until the 13th of March;
27  2, 12|           nothing of the kind, but continued on his way to the southern
28  2, 12|             said Conseil. ~"Or," I continued, "the size of the Nautilus
29  2, 12|            on board." ~"But, sir," continued the Canadian, "in the Red
30  2, 12|            this wholesale massacre continued, from which the cachalots
31  2, 13|              The only difficulty," continued Captain Nemo, "is that of
32  2, 13|            groping of the Nautilus continued. About three in the morning,
33  2, 14| disturbances. ~The tempest of snow continued till the next day. It was
34  2, 16|        Canadian. ~"I will add," he continued, "that, being as handy with
35  2, 18|           against the iron hull. I continued my work. These monsters
36  2, 20|          1st of June, the Nautilus continued the same process. It was
37  2, 21|         Canadian's suggestion, but continued watching the ship. Whether
38  2, 21|            s guns. But the pursuit continued, and Captain Nemo contented
39  2, 22|          will follow you." ~"But," continued the Canadian, "if I am surprised,