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 1  1, 5 |    Conseil kept repeating in a calm voice: ~"If, sir, you would
 2  1, 7 |      each other. The sea, very calm, was in our favour. Sometimes
 3  1, 8 |      without my protesting." ~"Calm yourself, friend Ned, calm
 4  1, 8 |     Calm yourself, friend Ned, calm yourself," replied Conseil,
 5  1, 8 |          The man with the soft calm eyes listened to me quietly,
 6  1, 8 |       politeness to answer!" ~"Calm yourself," I said to the
 7  1, 9 |    never out of temper, always calm; you would return thanks
 8  1, 9 |    felt terrified, Conseil was calm, Ned Land roared. ~Just
 9  1, 10|      Gentlemen," said he, in a calm and penetrating voice, "
10  1, 10|  agitated. Then he became more calm, regained his accustomed
11  1, 14|      cloudy, the sea grey, but calm. Scarcely a billow. Captain
12  1, 15|  transparent. Above me was the calm surface of the sea. We were
13  1, 17|   vessel. The steersman alone, calm, with a grave, clear face,
14  1, 19|     when the Captain, cool and calm, always master of himself,
15  1, 19|   Nautilus. The sea was pretty calm; a slight breeze blew on
16  1, 22| banished. No; this was not the calm irradiation of our ordinary
17  2, 3 |        developed itself in the calm waters of the grotto. I
18  2, 8 |       went and came, hoping to calm my troubled spirit by constant
19  2, 15|       It required some time to calm our troubled looks. At last
20  2, 16|     know it," he said, in that calm tone which could counteract
21  2, 16|     the vitiated air on board, calm, unflinching, unmurmuring. ~
22  2, 19|  fathoms deep we should find a calm. But no! the upper beds
23  2, 21|       As I thought of the deep calm of these elements, compared
24  2, 21|     Land was resolute, Conseil calm, myself so nervous that