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 1  1, 2 |            persistently watched by powerful rivals, certainly impossible. ~
 2  1, 2 |          the animal ten times more powerful; launch it at the rate of
 3  1, 4 |        comparison." ~"And why this powerful organisation?" demanded
 4  1, 9 |      choking under the grip of his powerful hand. ~Conseil was already
 5  1, 10|          itself to be chasing some powerful sea-monster, of which it
 6  1, 10|        enable it to be worked, the powerful agent which propels it,
 7  1, 11|         then he said: ~"There is a powerful agent, obedient, rapid,
 8  1, 11|     breathe, it works at least the powerful pumps that are stored in
 9  1, 11|          Those would not have been powerful enough. Bunsen's are fewer
10  1, 12|             and that are worked by powerful levers from the interior.
11  1, 12|       steersman's cage is placed a powerful electric reflector, the
12  1, 14|        seeming to see me. With his powerful glass to his eye, he scanned
13  1, 21|          Whoever touched it felt a powerful shock-- and this shock would
14  2, 1 |            way as to give its most powerful light. Indeed, it was produced
15  2, 1 |         beating the waves with its powerful screw and making them rebound
16  2, 1 |      marked with dark spots. These powerful creatures often hurled themselves
17  2, 7 |         renewed in one of the most powerful climates of the globe. But,
18  2, 9 |           of Hercules, where those powerful people, the Atlantides,
19  2, 10|         carpets of sulphur. A more powerful light shone through the
20  2, 11|      describable force. Under this powerful pressure, the hull of the
21  2, 12|           enormous weight, nor the powerful strain on the vessel. At
22  2, 13|           efforts, in spite of the powerful means employed to break
23  2, 13|           Nautilus is armed with a powerful spur, and could we not send
24  2, 13|   audacious attempt now began. The powerful pumps of the Nautilus were
25  2, 14|          to be done? This rash and powerful man could not command the
26  2, 14|           of all the cetacea. This powerful creature is heard a long
27  2, 15|          intense light. It was the powerful reflection from the glass
28  2, 16|          by dissolving it with our powerful piles, it would restore
29  2, 16| equilibrium. Then, impelled by its powerful screw, it attacked the ice-field
30  2, 18|         could rescue him from that powerful pressure? However, Captain
31  2, 18|             would be torn from its powerful suction. Seven of the eight
32  2, 21|          him, he exclaimed, with a powerful voice, "Ah, ship of an accursed
33  2, 23|           And I also hope that his powerful vessel has conquered the