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 1  1, 7 |       began at the back of this strange thing (which was evidently
 2  1, 7 |       of beings existed in this strange boat? What mechanical agent
 3  1, 8 |       open. Where were we? What strange power carried us on? I felt--
 4  1, 10|     gave him his orders in that strange language which I did not
 5  1, 10|         be strictly proscribed. Strange to say, all these books
 6  1, 10|           Professor," said this strange man, "you must excuse the
 7  1, 13|         travel over under these strange conditions. ~"Sir," said
 8  1, 19|      that sees us continue this strange voyage?" ~"Really, I do
 9  1, 21|         at having set foot on a strange land and finding savages?
10  1, 22|        think of nothing but the strange fear depicted in the Captain'
11  1, 23|        I was going to witness a strange scene. On observing the
12  2, 1 |         as to the cause of this strange phenomenon. Happily I was
13  2, 3 |     Whatever he might say, this strange man had not yet succeeded
14  2, 4 |  country of Oman. I admired its strange aspect, surrounded by black
15  2, 5 | Nautilus went boldly into it. A strange roaring was heard round
16  2, 6 |        take off my coat. It was strange, for we were under low latitudes;
17  2, 9 |         who, like him, led this strange existence? Should I find
18  2, 9 |       destiny? Was it here this strange man came to steep himself
19  2, 15|       Captain Nemo had chosen a strange moment for uttering this
20  2, 21|         emotion with which this strange man pronounced the last
21  2, 21|        were extinguished with a strange hissing noise. ~"My friends,"
22  2, 22|    myself being drawn into that strange region where the foundered
23  2, 23|      the sea! If his destiny be strange, it is also sublime. Have