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 1  1, 10|  glittered china, porcelain, and glass of inestimable value. The
 2  1, 10|          of Nemo} ~Under elegant glass cases, fixed by copper rivets,
 3  1, 12|          pressure?" ~"Perfectly. Glass, which breaks at a blow,
 4  1, 12|    sixteen atmospheres. Now, the glass that I use is not less than
 5  1, 13|        pure crystal had been the glass of an immense aquarium. ~"
 6  1, 14|      steersman imprisoned in his glass cage. Seated upon the projection
 7  1, 14|        see me. With his powerful glass to his eye, he scanned every
 8  1, 14|         this lantern is a spiral glass which contains a small quantity
 9  1, 14|       balls, but little cases of glass. These glass cases are covered
10  1, 14|     little cases of glass. These glass cases are covered with a
11  1, 15|        holes, protected by thick glass, allowed us to see in all
12  1, 16|          the wire and the spiral glass, and the sea, lit by our
13  1, 21|          crescent and collars of glass beads, red and white; nearly
14  1, 22|          now and then strike the glass of the saloon. Then appeared
15  1, 22|       Captain Nemo appear with a glass, looking towards the horizon. ~
16  1, 22| observation. Then he lowered his glass and exchanged a few words
17  1, 22|      lieutenant had taken up the glass and examined the horizon
18  1, 22|         walking and directed his glass towards the place indicated.
19  1, 22|         no sooner applied to the glass than it was quickly snatched
20  1, 22|       frame. He did not move. My glass, fallen from his hands,
21  2, 1 |       snatching from my eyes the glass I had raised to sweep the
22  2, 6 |         granite base through the glass panels of the saloon. ~The
23  2, 6 |       face flattened against the glass, was looking at us. ~To
24  2, 6 |      hand on one of the panes of glass, but the heat was so great
25  2, 6 |     islands." ~I returned to the glass. The Nautilus was no longer
26  2, 8 |          through the transparent glass the waves were sparkling.
27  2, 14|      furnished with a lenticular glass which, by means of a mirror,
28  2, 14|      grave voice, handing me the glass, which showed the orb cut
29  2, 15|     powerful reflection from the glass partition sent violently
30  2, 15|        involuntarily towards the glass, but I could not stand the
31  2, 16| drawing-room, where the panes of glass were open, and, posted near
32  2, 16|  partitions of the Nautilus like glass? ~I did not tell my companions
33  2, 17|          few miles off. From the glass windows in the drawing-room,
34  2, 19|         The mixture of the storm glass was decomposed under the
35  2, 20|          opened, and through the glass I saw the sea brilliantly
36  2, 21|       attraction glued me to the glass! Suddenly an explosion took