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 1  1, 6 |        hands. ~At six o'clock day began to break; and, with the
 2  1, 6 |          depth of sea. ~The chase began again, and the captain,
 3  1, 7 |        him. ~Just then a bubbling began at the back of this strange
 4  1, 7 |     propelled by a screw), and it began to move. We had only just
 5  1, 8 |        understand some words." ~I began to tell our adventures,
 6  1, 9 |      freed, my mind clear. I then began an attentive examination
 7  1, 10|    reservoir of Nature. The globe began with sea, so to speak; and
 8  1, 10|           I seated myself, and he began thus: ~
 9  1, 12|          of the Nautilus. Then he began his description in these
10  1, 13|         the tops of the mountains began to appear, the islands emerged,
11  1, 13|      clock three times. The pumps began to drive the water from
12  1, 14|    without saying a word. Then he began: ~"Sir, when I proposed
13  1, 15| Rouquayrol apparatus on our backs began to act; and, for my part,
14  1, 16|         trample upon. ~The return began. Captain Nemo had returned
15  1, 17|         aware of my presence, and began a series of astronomical
16  1, 19|           the afternoon. The tide began to recede, being quite full.
17  1, 21|         as soon as the coral tops began to disappear under the rising
18  1, 21|           some warning vibrations began to be felt in the vessel.
19  1, 23|       some feet from the cross he began to dig a hole with a pickaxe
20  2, 3 |     watching the suspected waves, began with the help of the sailors
21  2, 3 |          pulled up his stone, and began the operation once more,
22  2, 4 |           than great captains. He began, like so many others, with
23  2, 5 |     relaxation for an hour, and I began to think it would prove
24  2, 8 |          without further preamble began in an amiable tone of voice: ~"
25  2, 10|        last change vegetable life began to struggle with the mineral.
26  2, 10|      spark from his flint, and he began to smoke out the bees. The
27  2, 12|           pole? It was madness! I began to think that the Captain'
28  2, 13|        this audacious attempt now began. The powerful pumps of the
29  2, 14|     fighting or playing." ~We now began to climb the blackish rocks,
30  2, 14|  examining this city of morses, I began to think of returning. It
31  2, 16|           on the pumps, that soon began to let the water out of
32  2, 18|           Mass finished, the rock began to walk, and returned to
33  2, 18|         me, and, taking a pencil, began to draw it. ~"Perhaps this
34  2, 20|          reservoirs. The Nautilus began to sink, following a vertical
35  2, 21|      first dawn of day the firing began afresh. The moment could
36  2, 22|         also closed. The Canadian began to loosen the bolts which