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 1  1, 2 |         the idea of a war machine fell before the declaration of
 2  1, 6 |     having time to stop myself, I fell into the sea. ~
 3  1, 7 |       half out of the water, then fell back exhausted. ~"What did
 4  1, 8 |       unconsciousness, and I soon fell into a deep sleep. ~
 5  1, 13|   interesting to me. Then my eyes fell upon the vast planisphere
 6  1, 13|           dreamt on, till my eyes fell on the instruments hanging
 7  1, 16|          the thick glasses, and I fell into a heavy slumber, which
 8  1, 16|           hissing, and a creature fell stunned at some distance
 9  1, 16|           the waves. The creature fell stunned, and the force of
10  1, 20|         hit by the electric ball, fell stone dead. The Canadian
11  1, 20|          Land. ~Just then a stone fell at our feet and cut short
12  1, 21| demonstrations. Stones and arrows fell thickly. ~Ned Land had not
13  1, 22|           lids, like leaden caps, fell over my eyes. I could not
14  2, 1 |      unity. ~At that moment night fell suddenly, and the reeds,
15  2, 3 |         of the fight. The Captain fell to the earth, upset by the
16  2, 5 |          Captain Nemo. Then night fell in the midst of a heavy
17  2, 8 |           the room. ~There my eye fell upon the compass. Our course
18  2, 9 |            We climbed rocks which fell directly after with gigantic
19  2, 9 |      forth torrents of lava which fell in a cascade of fire into
20  2, 11|      emerging like a flying-fish, fell, making the waves rebound
21  2, 12|           the ocean, the Nautilus fell in with a troop of whales--
22  2, 13|           thrown high in the air, fell like hail around us. By
23  2, 15|        one of these blocks, as it fell, struck the Nautilus, then,
24  2, 16|        instant; my pickaxe nearly fell from my hands. What was
25  2, 16|        waters, that is to say, it fell as if it was in a vacuum.
26  2, 17|        the world. Geese and ducks fell by dozens on the platform,
27  2, 19|          the storm. The barometer fell sensibly, and indicated
28  2, 19|           clock a torrent of rain fell, that lulled neither sea
29  2, 19|         Reunion during a cyclone, fell seven-tenths at the close
30  2, 20|        second year, this squadron fell in with an English vessel.
31  2, 21|         down by an iron hand, and fell, in spite of his great strength,
32  2, 22|         the Atlantic. The shadows fell, and the sea was covered