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 1  1, 1 |         became a small island, a rock, a reef, but a reef of indefinite
 2  1, 1 |          her starboard quarter a rock, marked in no chart for
 3  1, 1 |         it struck on a submerged rock, or on an enormous wreck?
 4  1, 5 |       solitary island, this lost rock at the extremity of the
 5  1, 6 |       the frigate, let the waves rock it at will, and seemed decided
 6  1, 14|   meaning of which is The Silver Rock. We were then about eighteen
 7  1, 14| southeast. ~I showed this little rock, lost in the midst of the
 8  1, 19|       which Cook was struck on a rock, and, if it did not sink,
 9  1, 19|          Nautilus just touched a rock, and stayed immovable, laying
10  1, 20|        The Nautilus, like a long rock, emerged from the waves
11  2, 3 |        in a deep fracture of the rock, his hand pointed to one
12  2, 3 |        see us. The shadow of the rock hid us from sight. And how
13  2, 4 |        coral and large blocks of rock clothed with a splendid
14  2, 4 |        there is a solid layer of rock." ~"Did you discover this
15  2, 5 |         from the fissures of the rock. ~At a quarter-past ten,
16  2, 8 |    billowy; it made the Nautilus rock violently. It was almost
17  2, 9 |      commanded the whole mass of rock. ~I looked down the side
18  2, 9 |       chalk-stone, advanced to a rock of black basalt, and traced
19  2, 10|     crest of the first layers of rock which upheld the roof. I
20  2, 14|       with emotion. He climbed a rock, sloping to a little promontory,
21  2, 14|        cries; others crowded the rock, looking at us as we passed
22  2, 14|        him leaning on a piece of rock, silently watching the sky.
23  2, 18|  building an altar on an immense rock. Mass finished, the rock
24  2, 18|         rock. Mass finished, the rock began to walk, and returned
25  2, 18|         returned to the sea. The rock was a poulp. Another Bishop,
26  2, 19|         This was not a resisting rock; it was a steel spindle,