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 1  1, 13|       other containing a brilliant lantern to give light on the road. ~
 2  1, 14|        towards a particularly made lantern. In this lantern is a spiral
 3  1, 14| particularly made lantern. In this lantern is a spiral glass which
 4  1, 15|    disappeared by degrees; but its lantern, when darkness should overtake
 5  1, 16|          of the waters. It was the lantern of the Nautilus. Before
 6  2, 1 |           clean the glasses of the lantern. I examined the fittings
 7  2, 4 |         brightness of our electric lantern! ~The 9th of February the
 8  2, 5 |            about the height of the lantern! Do you not see a mass which
 9  2, 5 |     appeared vividly lit up by the lantern, which shed its rays from
10  2, 6 |         went and sat down near the lantern, where we were less exposed
11  2, 9 |        could still see the whitish lantern of the Nautilus beginning
12  2, 9 |      forest once passed, I saw the lantern of the Nautilus shining
13  2, 10|            Wait a few minutes, our lantern will be lit, and, if you
14  2, 10|          hole. At this instant the lantern was lit, and its vividness
15  2, 10|          the light of our electric lantern. The mica dust from the
16  2, 10|            length and breadth. The lantern lit up the whole of its
17  2, 13|          was lit with the electric lantern; but it was deserted; fishes
18  2, 15|          back to the sheets of the lantern. I cannot describe the effect
19  2, 15|         not bear. The power of the lantern seemed increased a hundredfold,
20  2, 20|       plates the brilliancy of our lantern. ~On the 15th of May we
21  2, 20|     illuminated by the rays of our lantern for at least half a mile
22  2, 21|          red lights, and its white lantern hanging from the large foremast.
23  2, 21|      platform was lowered, and the lantern and pilot cages were pushed