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 1  1, 1 |            movements, its surprising power of locomotion, and the peculiar
 2  1, 1 |           and its four hundred horse power, it was going at the rate
 3  1, 2 |            vessel of enormous motive power. ~But this last theory,
 4  1, 2 |            of man has multiplied the power of weapons of war, it was
 5  1, 2 |            marine animal of enormous power. ~"The great depths of the
 6  1, 2 |   perforation of the Scotia, and the power necessary to pierce the
 7  1, 2 |         whose massiveness and motive power it would possess at the
 8  1, 4 |            the existence of a mammal power fully organised, belonging
 9  1, 4 |         defence of great penetrating power." ~"Hum!" said the harpooner,
10  1, 6 |            an agent of great SHINING power. The luminous part traced
11  1, 6 |              possesses such dreadful power, it is the most terrible
12  1, 8 |              breathing denoted great power of lungs. ~Whether this
13  1, 8 |          Where were we? What strange power carried us on? I felt--or
14  1, 10|             master. But such was the power of the commander on board,
15  1, 10|     influence is quenched, and their power disappears. Ah! sir, live--
16  1, 10|            Nautilus, with the motive power which is confined in it,
17  1, 11|              not agree well with the power of electricity. Until now,
18  1, 11|            produce a small amount of power." ~"Professor," said Captain
19  1, 12|             square inch. From that a power " ~"That electricity alone
20  1, 12|        repeat, sir, that the dynamic power of my engines is almost
21  1, 12|            Nautilus have an enormous power, as you must have observed
22  1, 13|            giving an almost infinite power of resistance. ~The sea
23  1, 13|             of sand. The penetrating power of the solar rays does not
24  1, 15|          ocean, astonished me by its power. The solar rays shone through
25  1, 22|            increasing its propelling power, made the screw turn more
26  2, 3 | inexhaustible, for Nature's creative power is far beyond man's instinct
27  2, 4 |             was kept up by the vital power of the waters. ~What charming
28  2, 4 |              find out the mechanical power of steam. Who knows if,
29  2, 13|           hail around us. By its own power of impulsion our apparatus
30  2, 13|           electricity for its motive power, and wanting no coal, could
31  2, 15|              eye could not bear. The power of the lantern seemed increased
32  2, 18|         novel studies. I had now the power to write the true book of
33  2, 18|             him up with irresistible power. Captain Nemo uttered a
34  2, 19|         Stream rivalled the electric power of our watch-light, especially
35  2, 19|           per second. Their bulk and power increased with the depth
36  2, 21|               I felt the penetrating power of the steel spur. I heard
37  2, 21|              along by its propelling power, passed through the mass
38  2, 22|           Navel of the Ocean," whose power of attraction extends to