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 1  1, 3 |    attained the mean speed of nearly eighteen knots and a third
 2  1, 5 |  looked and looked till I was nearly blind, whilst Conseil kept
 3  1, 6 |     off. ~This pursuit lasted nearly three-quarters of an hour,
 4  1, 8 |       and which could take in nearly a quarter of the horizon
 5  1, 9 |      charged (as then) with a nearly equal quantity of carbonic
 6  1, 10|   rose suddenly. The steward, nearly strangled, tottered out
 7  1, 17|       route of the Nautilus. ~Nearly every day, for some time,
 8  1, 17|     which is unrivalled; some nearly destitute of scales, but
 9  1, 19|        The Torres Straits are nearly thirty-four leagues wide;
10  1, 21|   glass beads, red and white; nearly all were armed with bows,
11  1, 21|    where Dumont d'Urville was nearly lost. Apropos of this: ~"
12  2, 1 |      its adhering to it. ~For nearly an hour the Nautilus floated
13  2, 1 |        and large tiger-sharks nearly six yards long, the last
14  2, 4 |     surprised by the tide, he nearly perished before regaining
15  2, 6 |      of gold, that is to say, nearly L200,000 ~The chest was
16  2, 8 |     after having accomplished nearly ten thousand leagues in
17  2, 12|       seas?" asked he. ~"Very nearly, Ned." ~"Because I have
18  2, 13|       which is below." ~"Very nearly, sir; for one foot of iceberg
19  2, 16|      returned on board, I was nearly suffocated by the carbonic
20  2, 16|    for an instant; my pickaxe nearly fell from my hands. What
21  2, 16|       But the reservoirs were nearly emptied of air. The little
22  2, 18| north-east of Teneriffe, very nearly in the same latitude we
23  2, 18|     Nemo, covered with blood, nearly exhausted, gazed upon the
24  2, 19|    with home-sickness myself. Nearly seven months had passed
25  2, 19|     wind. The hurri cane blew nearly forty leagues an hour. It