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 1  1, 3 |    replied Conseil. ~"You see, my friend, it has to do with the monster--
 2  1, 5 |        say it ?" ~"Go on, my good friend." ~"Well, sir, you will
 3  1, 8 |     protesting." ~"Calm yourself, friend Ned, calm yourself," replied
 4  1, 9 |            That is just like you, friend Conseil," said Ned, impatiently. "
 5  1, 13|    aquarium. ~"You wished to see, friend Ned; well, you see now." ~"
 6  1, 14|         services. He had left his friend the Canadian sleeping like
 7  1, 19|           of the Captain. ~"Well, friend Ned, we will wait patiently
 8  1, 19|     company with Captain Nemo." ~"Friend Ned, I do not despair of
 9  1, 19|         give a trial." ~"In this, friend Ned is right," said Conseil, "
10  1, 19|        obtain permission from his friend Captain Nemo to put us on
11  1, 19|      quadruped on this island." ~"Friend Ned is uneasy about it,"
12  1, 20|          myself half devoured." ~"Friend Conseil, I like you much,
13  1, 20|     bread-fruit pie." ~"Taste it, friend Ned--taste it as you want.
14  1, 20|          I do not agree with you, friend Ned, for I see only parrots
15  1, 20|        see only parrots there." ~"Friend Conseil," said Ned, gravely, "
16  1, 20|      under which I found it. See, friend Ned, see the monstrous effects
17  1, 21|          services, sir?" ~"No, my friend. What is Ned Land doing?" ~"
18  1, 21|          sir," answered Conseil, "friend Ned is busy making a kangaroo-pie
19  1, 22|      given us the ship's fare." ~"Friend Ned," asked Conseil, "what
20  2, 4 |           we do not yet know. Ah! friend Ned, you are getting tired
21  2, 6 |          floating on its surface, friend Ned." ~"What!" said Conseil, "
22  2, 6 | investigation was accomplished. ~"Friend Ned, answer me frankly,
23  2, 6 |           would you accept it?" ~"Friend Ned, this is my answer.
24  2, 7 |       that I know of." ~"Well, my friend, this earth will one day
25  2, 8 |          looked at me silently. ~"Friend Ned," said I, "I understand
26  2, 10|         level of the sea." ~"But, friend Ned," said Conseil, "if
27  2, 12|       think?" ~"I cannot tell, my friend." ~"I should say that its
28  2, 12|      hands and feet tied!" ~"But, friend Ned," said Conseil, "why
29  2, 18|        cried the Canadian. ~"Yes; friend Ned. In a picture representing
30  2, 19|            and what a death! That friend, crushed, stifled, bruised
31  2, 21|          this cursed Nautilus." ~"Friend Ned," replied Conseil, "
32  2, 22|             We will die together, friend Ned." ~I had made up my