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 1  1, 6 |         clouds of smoke could hardly find way out of the narrow funnels. ~
 2  1, 7 |              than you, I was able to find a footing almost directly
 3  1, 8 |             us? Let us rather try to find out where we are." ~I groped
 4  1, 10|             you to my fate. You will find amongst the books which
 5  1, 10|             seas." ~"Where could one find greater solitude or silence,
 6  1, 10|             am ignorant." ~"You will find these same instruments in
 7  1, 11|              great depths, where you find an increasing resistance,
 8  1, 12|            to sink. When I wanted to find out the necessary increase
 9  1, 14|               I did not undertake to find hotels there. So breakfast
10  1, 16|               I was surprised not to find myself dreadfully hungry.
11  1, 17|              attentively, seeking to find out the nature of this gigantic
12  1, 18|             sailor, was the first to find unmistakable traces of the
13  1, 18|              to the Lascar, he would find numerous debris of the wreck,
14  1, 18|       Urville had already set out to find the scene of the wreck.
15  1, 18|          that I and my comrades will find no other." ~
16  1, 20|              perhaps wake one day to find myself half devoured." ~"
17  1, 20|           fine mornings, master will find only pieces of his servant
18  1, 20|           boat. But Ned Land did not find his provisions sufficient.
19  2, 4 |             It required many ages to find out the mechanical power
20  2, 6 |             it fails, we shall never find another, and Captain Nemo
21  2, 8 |             off, where we can easily find refuge. Now if the Nautilus,
22  2, 9 |          strange existence? Should I find down there a whole colony
23  2, 10|             quickly, and hastened to find the course the Nautilus
24  2, 11|             partial to marine plants find abundant nourishment. The
25  2, 12|          gallons. We must, therefore find how many times 480 gallons
26  2, 13|           yards beneath the waves to find a more bearable temperature.
27  2, 13| enthusiastically, "why should we not find the sea open at the South
28  2, 15|        Conseil. ~"But where shall we find him?" said Ned Land. ~"Follow
29  2, 18|             flesh, where they do not find resistance enough to go
30  2, 19|         eight fathoms deep we should find a calm. But no! the upper
31  2, 20|           men." ~I did not expect to find the electric cable in its
32  2, 20|             length of time, for they find that the gutta-percha covering
33  2, 23|              exceeding deep, who can find it out?" two men alone of