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 1  1, 1 |          from the white whale, the terrible "Moby Dick" of sub-arctic
 2  1, 6 |     dreadful power, it is the most terrible animal that ever was created.
 3  1, 6 |            wounds even to the most terrible animals. Ned Land contented
 4  1, 6 |          sharpening his harpoon--a terrible weapon in his hands. ~At
 5  1, 6 |          one hand, brandishing his terrible harpoon in the other, scarcely
 6  1, 7 |          our situation was no less terrible. Perhaps our disappearance
 7  1, 10|           and I had a glimpse of a terrible past in the life of this
 8  1, 16|           of the monster writhe in terrible convulsions. This incident
 9  1, 16|         was a couple of tintoreas, terrible creatures, with enormous
10  1, 18|        CHAPTER XVIII~VANIKORO~This terrible spectacle was the forerunner
11  2, 1 |            also the design of some terrible retaliation. ~At this moment
12  2, 1 |          of sharks accompanied us, terrible creatures, which multiply
13  2, 3 |         But it was not all over. A terrible combat ensued. ~The shark
14  2, 3 |         its fins, I recognised the terrible melanopteron of the Indian
15  2, 4 | invulnerable. It fears neither the terrible tempests of the Red Sea,
16  2, 8 |            terminates in those two terrible points so dreaded by mariners,
17  2, 10|             There must have been a terrible struggle between the two
18  2, 12|               Those are cachalots--terrible animals, which I have met
19  2, 12|         pace, piercing it with its terrible spur. What carnage! What
20  2, 12|          somewhat calmed; "it is a terrible spectacle, certainly. But
21  2, 14|          their young their rage is terrible, and it is not uncommon
22  2, 16|        enclosed? The situation was terrible. But everyone had looked
23  2, 16|          could counteract the most terrible apprehensions. "It is one
24  2, 16|          it could not support this terrible pressure, and would be flattened
25  2, 19|           XIX~THE GULF STREAM~This terrible scene of the 20th of April
26  2, 19|           spirit of the tempest. A terrible noise filled the air, a
27  2, 21|        this engine of destruction. Terrible indeed! if, as we supposed,
28  2, 21|         vessel?" ~Captain Nemo was terrible to hear; he was still more
29  2, 21|            hear; he was still more terrible to see. His face was deadly
30  2, 21|       turned to Captain Nemo. That terrible avenger, a perfect archangel
31  2, 23|      conquered the sea at its most terrible gulf, and that the Nautilus