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 1  1, 4 |            weapons would have been able even to scratch the iron
 2  1, 6 |          see, and what he had been able to see. My heart beat as
 3  1, 6 |         Abraham Lincoln, not being able to struggle with such velocity,
 4  1, 7 |          fortunate than you, I was able to find a footing almost
 5  1, 8 |      minutes, my eyes had not been able to discern even the faintest
 6  1, 10|     indefatigably, and I have been able to bring together some objects
 7  1, 10|           drawn from, to have been able thus to gratify his fancy
 8  1, 11|       restraint, and has only been able to produce a small amount
 9  1, 11|            where we go. We must be able to direct it to the right,
10  1, 15|         and his companion might be able to exchange thoughts by
11  1, 16|          on board, and I should be able to breathe with ease, for
12  1, 18|        that the drags had not been able to tear up--iron stirrups,
13  2, 1 |          the country, had not been able to devour. But the sharks
14  2, 1 |          phenomenon. Happily I was able to answer him. ~"It is called
15  2, 1 |         infusoria. You will not be able, for, if I am not mistaken,
16  2, 2 |          and on the road we may be able to hunt some of the tribe.
17  2, 4 |           a vessel, and thus I was able to observe the upper and
18  2, 4 |        Suez Canal; but you will be able to see the long jetty of
19  2, 6 |     phenomenon occurred, and I was able therefore to observe all
20  2, 8 |        doubtless you have not been able to solve." ~"I listen, Captain,"
21  2, 9 |           Ned that he had not been able to take a walk on the battlefield
22  2, 9 |          had oppressed me, and was able to return with some degree
23  2, 9 |          have asked him; not being able to, I stopped him-- I seized
24  2, 10| bread-fruit," said he, "I shall be able to offer you a succulent
25  2, 11|         Maury's opinion, and I was able to study the phenomenon
26  2, 12|        would risk everything to be able to go once more into a tavern
27  2, 12|           a whole troop! And I not able to do anything! hands and
28  2, 12|           failure," and being only able to see with its right eye.
29  2, 14|            the sun, I shall not be able to do it for six months.
30  2, 16|            before the Nautilus was able to disengage itself. Despair
31  2, 18|  practicable, if Ned Land had been able to take possession of the
32  2, 18|            monster he had not been able to avoid. ~Ah! how my heart
33  2, 20|         the water, must already be able to count many years passed
34  2, 21|         afternoon, being no longer able to contain my impatience,
35  2, 22|           to the crew, I have been able to procure food and some