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 1  1, 3 |             Professor; your cabin is ready for you." ~I bowed, and
 2  1, 10|            Aronnax, our breakfast is ready. Permit me to lead the way." ~"
 3  1, 10|              tow, and I draw them in ready to break. Sometimes I hunt
 4  1, 13|            my chamber. My dinner was ready. It was composed of turtle
 5  1, 14|           companions and myself were ready to follow him. ~We entered
 6  1, 15|          shot was fired, another was ready. ~"Captain Nemo," said I, "
 7  1, 15|            the gun in my hand, I was ready to set out. But to speak
 8  1, 16|              me with squinting eyes, ready to spring upon me. Though
 9  1, 21|        shouldered our guns, and were ready to reply to any attack. ~"
10  1, 21|         spiral is left, amateurs are ready to pay their weight in gold. ~
11  1, 21|             moments. "The pinnace is ready, and the hatches are closed.
12  1, 21|           but the reservoirs, filled ready for any emergency, were
13  1, 22|          Land: ~"Hallo! breakfast is ready." ~And indeed the table
14  1, 23|              he ill?" ~"Yes." ~"I am ready to follow you." ~"Come,
15  2, 1 | imperceptible. When the Nautilus was ready to continue its submarine
16  2, 3 |          Aronnax," said he, "are you ready to start?" ~"I am ready." ~"
17  2, 3 |              ready to start?" ~"I am ready." ~"Then please to follow
18  2, 3 |         Manaar Bank; but the boat is ready, and will take us to the
19  2, 3 |             straight to the monster, ready to fight face to face with
20  2, 5 |              animal. His hand seemed ready to harpoon it. One would
21  2, 5 |          yards, and the Canadian was ready to strike, but the dugong
22  2, 6 |        subject. The day that you are ready, come and let us know, and
23  2, 8 |              the Nautilus. So all is ready, till to-night." ~"The sea
24  2, 8 |           lined with sealskin; I was ready, I was waiting. The vibration
25  2, 9 |         heightens my curiosity; I am ready to follow you." ~"Come then,
26  2, 16|          replied the Canadian, "I am ready to do anything for the general
27  2, 16|             his sea-costume, and was ready as soon as his companions.
28  2, 18|          with boarding-hatchets were ready for the attack. Conseil
29  2, 19|              I and my companions are ready to keep this manuscript
30  2, 22|            be stupefied. You will be ready, sir?" ~"Yes; where are