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 1  1, 3 |          Pacific Ocean, which, to return to France, was taking the
 2  1, 5 |           remained nothing but to return. ~This was represented to
 3  1, 9 |            always calm; you would return thanks before grace, and
 4  1, 11|           atmospheres? How do you return to the surface of the ocean?
 5  1, 14|         the Nautilus was about to return to its submarine navigation.
 6  1, 16|      might not trample upon. ~The return began. Captain Nemo had
 7  1, 16|        following the same road to return to the Nautilus. The new
 8  1, 16|         the sea rapidly. But this return to the upper strata was
 9  1, 17|   excursion, and was preparing to return to my room, when, without
10  1, 19|     exacting from me a promise to return to the vessel; but flight
11  1, 20|           left it. We resolved to return to the island. Ned Land
12  1, 20|       hunt. Happy Ned proposed to return to this enchanting island
13  1, 20|    desirable. ~"Suppose we do not return to the Nautilus this evening?"
14  1, 20|       Conseil. ~"Suppose we never return?" added Ned Land. ~Just
15  1, 22|           carry us next? Would he return to the coast of Asia or
16  1, 23|           a slight inclination in return, without speaking. I resumed
17  2, 1 |        those unknown servants who return mankind contempt for indifference.
18  2, 2 |      affront those creatures ever return alive. However, I am not
19  2, 3 |        rise, and make a spring to return to the surface of the sea. ~
20  2, 3 |     friction, I saw consciousness return by degrees. He opened his
21  2, 4 |         sacrifices; and, on their return, they no longer go ornamented
22  2, 5 |           the waves, and will not return to the surface until we
23  2, 8 |          who was leaving never to return. ~These wonders of Nature,
24  2, 9 |     oppressed me, and was able to return with some degree of calmness
25  2, 11|      after doubling Cape Horn, to return to the Australian seas of
26  2, 11|        situation? And would not a return to the subject result in
27  2, 11| favourable opportunity offered to return to them? ~During the nineteen
28  2, 13|       proceed no further, we have return still open to us; but here
29  2, 13|        still open to us; but here return was as impossible as advance,
30  2, 17|          the submarine world, and return to those waters in which
31  2, 19|      crossed. ~"Sir," I said, "to return a second time to this subject