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 1  1, 4 |        the density of which is greater than that of fresh water.
 2  1, 5 |   water for him! suggested the greater part of the crew). The frigate
 3  1, 7 |    master would swim with much greater ease." ~I seized with one
 4  1, 10|       to address to him. ~"The greater part of these dishes are
 5  1, 10|           Where could one find greater solitude or silence, Professor?"
 6  1, 10|      works of great value, the greater part of which I had admired
 7  1, 10|     but for me they have a far greater charm, for I have collected
 8  1, 14|      Ned and Conseil spent the greater part of the day with me.
 9  1, 15|       whilst the red were at a greater depth, leaving to the black
10  1, 16|        and nourishes them. The greater number, instead of leaves,
11  1, 16| declivity seemed to be getting greater, and to be leading us to
12  1, 16|        and to be leading us to greater depths. It must have been
13  1, 16|        from a danger certainly greater than meeting a tiger full-face
14  1, 20|      fibrous pulp. Others, the greater number yellow and gelatinous,
15  2, 1 |        tried to follow us; the greater part, however, were soon
16  2, 4 |       the depth of the sea was greater. There, between two waters
17  2, 8 |  months and a half, a distance greater than the great circle of
18  2, 8 |     money the expense would be greater than the profit. Here, on
19  2, 12|       have told you, Ned." ~"A greater reason for making their
20  2, 13|          It could even seek at greater depths that uniform temperature
21  2, 14|  ceased. The cold was a little greater, the thermometer showing
22  2, 14|   service as fishing-dogs. The greater part of them slept on the
23  2, 16|      which would have involved greater difficulty, Captain Nemo