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 1  1, 6 |       away two or three miles, leaving a phosphorescent track,
 2  1, 13|        the Black River, which, leaving the Gulf of Bengal, where
 3  1, 15|     pressure of the water, and leaving the lungs free to act; the
 4  1, 15|       were at a greater depth, leaving to the black or brown the
 5  1, 17|   would be of use to us. After leaving these charming islands protected
 6  1, 21|       natives did not think of leaving it. I was alone for several
 7  2, 3 |      placed in the boat before leaving the Nautilus. ~Then, following
 8  2, 3 |   Captain Nemo's intention. In leaving this pearl hidden in the
 9  2, 5 | electric lamp. We seemed to be leaving the Straits behind us more
10  2, 6 |  tossing that the Nautilus was leaving the depths and returning
11  2, 6 |         I asked myself. ~I was leaving the saloon, when Captain
12  2, 6 |  Island of Aphroessa appeared, leaving between Nea Kamenni and
13  2, 8 |      the future? The Nautilus, leaving the Straits of Gibraltar,
14  2, 8 |        Now if the Nautilus, on leaving the Straits of Gibraltar,
15  2, 8 |   words the Canadian withdrew, leaving me almost dumb. I had imagined
16  2, 8 |        wonderful Nautilus, and leaving my submarine studies incomplete. ~
17  2, 8 | hospitality freer than his. In leaving him I could not be taxed
18  2, 8 |      project discovered before leaving the Nautilus, of being brought
19  2, 8 |      an eternal exile, who was leaving never to return. ~These
20  2, 9 |        at the hour we intended leaving his vessel." ~"Yes, Ned,
21  2, 10|   dissipated by the west wind, leaving behind them, even on the
22  2, 11|      of the Gulf Stream. After leaving the Gulf of Florida, we
23  2, 12|    from one part to the other, leaving behind it two quivering
24  2, 13|    direct to the pole, without leaving the fifty-second meridian.
25  2, 14|   landed, followed by Conseil, leaving the two men in the boat.
26  2, 14|       and the fog seemed to be leaving the cold surface of the
27  2, 15|       did not appear. As I was leaving the saloon, Ned Land and
28  2, 19|     breast of it. This Nemo is leaving land and going up to the
29  2, 20|       state, such as it was on leaving the manufactory. The long
30  2, 20|       the thousands of vessels leaving Glasgow or Liverpool. An
31  2, 21|    Canadian's shoulders. Then, leaving him, and turning to the
32  2, 22|      beneath the water, it was leaving this desolate spot. Whither