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 1  1, 10|    kind of passage lighted by electricity, similar to the waist of
 2  1, 11|             CHAPTER XI~ALL BY ELECTRICITY~"Sir," said Captain Nemo,
 3  1, 11|      apparatus. This agent is electricity." ~"Electricity?" I cried
 4  1, 11|      agent is electricity." ~"Electricity?" I cried in surprise. ~"
 5  1, 11|  agree well with the power of electricity. Until now, its dynamic
 6  1, 11|        said Captain Nemo, "my electricity is not everybody's. You
 7  1, 11|     to the ocean; it produces electricity, and electricity gives heat,
 8  1, 11|     produces electricity, and electricity gives heat, light, motion,
 9  1, 11|    when I please. However, if electricity does not furnish me with
10  1, 11|        Another application of electricity. This dial hanging in front
11  1, 11|      large store-rooms. There electricity, better than gas itself,
12  1, 11|       materials for producing electricity, and the second the machinery
13  1, 11|    proves to be the best. The electricity produced passes forward,
14  1, 12|    From that a power " ~"That electricity alone can give," said the
15  1, 12|     no coal to run short, for electricity is the only mechanical agent;
16  1, 14| introduced which collects the electricity produced, and directs it
17  1, 14|       bottles, into which the electricity is forced to a very high
18  1, 21|   metallic cable charged with electricity from the deck communicating
19  1, 21|    had stretched a network of electricity which none could pass with
20  2, 6 |     and the brilliancy of the electricity was entirely extinguished
21  2, 10|         No, sir; but it wants electricity to make it move, and the
22  2, 11|   liquid mass was bright with electricity, which was distributed with
23  2, 13|    vessel without sails, with electricity for its motive power, and
24  2, 19|    under the influence of the electricity that pervaded the atmosphere.