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 1  1, 15|    not wrinkled, as on a flat shore, which retains the impression
 2  1, 16|       enormous, steep granite shore, forming dark grottos, but
 3  1, 18| covered with verdure from the shore to the summits in the interior,
 4  1, 20|    our riches, we quitted the shore, and half an hour after
 5  1, 20|      the waves that flowed to shore, reached the island in a
 6  1, 20|   evening we had regained the shore; our boat was moored to
 7  1, 21|    two minutes we were on the shore. To load the boat with provisions
 8  1, 21|   Papua are assembled on this shore, the Nautilus will have
 9  1, 21|   dissipating fogs, first the shore, then the summits. ~The
10  1, 21| savages, they returned to the shore about eleven o'clock in
11  1, 21| increased considerably on the shore. Probably they came from
12  1, 21|       about our excursions on shore, and our hunting; and seemed
13  2, 4 |   then approached the African shore, where the depth of the
14  2, 5 |       waves breaking upon the shore, chafing against the rocks,
15  2, 10|       of the lake lay a sandy shore which, at its greatest breadth,
16  2, 10|        The mica dust from the shore, rising under our feet,
17  2, 10| obliged to descend toward the shore, the crest becoming impracticable.
18  2, 10|     we had regained the inner shore. Here the flora was represented
19  2, 11|    then, touching the African shore, and describing a lengthened
20  2, 12|     the waves breaking on the shore. Captain Nemo steered close
21  2, 13|      feet; further on a steep shore, hewn as it were with an
22  2, 14|      the waves brought to the shore. These constituted the meagre
23  2, 14|     flora of this region. The shore was strewn with molluscs,
24  2, 14|   waters on the skirts of the shore. ~There appeared on the
25  2, 14|      cut in the steep granite shore. There, I can aver that
26  2, 14|       the summit of the steep shore. At half-past eleven we
27  2, 14|      I remained to survey the shore, observing and studying
28  2, 14|       breakfast we will go on shore and choose a post for observation." ~
29  2, 14|  there were too many seals on shore, and we ought not to lay
30  2, 14|    Breakfast over, we went on shore. The Nautilus had gone some