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 1  1, 1 |          have been broken by the shock and gone down with the 237
 2  1, 1 | nationality of the victim of the shock, thanks to the reputation
 3  1, 1 |       the great saloon, a slight shock was felt on the hull of
 4  1, 1 |      penetrating than blunt. The shock had been so slight that
 5  1, 2 |        an hour, and you obtain a shock capable of producing the
 6  1, 6 |          of the spars. A fearful shock followed, and, thrown over
 7  1, 7 |         master's orders." ~"That shock threw you as well as me
 8  1, 7 |         some other victim of the shock sustained by the vessel?
 9  1, 7 |       thrown into the sea by the shock to the frigate?" ~"Yes,
10  1, 10|          vessel could resist the shock of his submarine monitor?
11  1, 12|    surface of the water when the shock came. It had no bad result." ~"
12  1, 14|      tension. With the slightest shock they are discharged, and
13  1, 19|     coral that was broken by the shock, and fixed itself in the
14  1, 19|        miles distant. Suddenly a shock overthrew me. The Nautilus
15  1, 21|        powerful shock-- and this shock would have been mortal if
16  1, 23|        he replied, evasively. "A shock has broken one of the levers
17  2, 1 |          due to an unaccountable shock of the Nautilus, all put
18  2, 3 |          quickness, avoiding the shock, and burying his dagger
19  2, 3 |        dreadful convulsions, the shock of which overthrew Conseil. ~
20  2, 5 |      pinnace could not avoid the shock, and half upset, shipped
21  2, 8 |         heart. Suddenly a slight shock was felt; and I knew that
22  2, 12|          upon its sides, nor the shock which it produced itself,
23  2, 13|          polar atmosphere? No! A shock told me that the Nautilus
24  2, 15|        was awakened by a violent shock. I sat up in my bed and
25  2, 15|    morning; and at that moment a shock was felt at the bows of
26  2, 15|      minutes past eight a second shock took place, this time from
27  2, 18|          the Nautilus stopped. A shock made it tremble in every
28  2, 21|         not been a victim to the shock caused by the Nautilus?
29  2, 21|  Suddenly I screamed. I felt the shock, but comparatively light.
30  2, 22|       support myself against the shock of the waves. The sky was
31  2, 22|       iron, and with the violent shock I lost all consciousness. ~