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 1  1, 1 |       deeply interested in the matter. ~For some time past vessels
 2  1, 3 |       nutshell. Here there was matter for reflection even to the
 3  1, 8 |  became filled with a luminous matter, so strong that I could
 4  1, 10|     how a particle of meat, no matter how small, can figure in
 5  1, 16|      stare, the phosphorescent matter ejected from holes pierced
 6  1, 17|   curious voice. ~"What is the matter, Conseil?" ~"I want master
 7  1, 19|    tides are middling--a sorry matter for the floating of the
 8  1, 21|     utter a cry. ~"What is the matter, sir?" he asked in surprise. "
 9  1, 23|    coral-divers. This precious matter, often confused with other
10  2, 2 |        around which the pearly matter deposits itself year after
11  2, 8 |        reflect and discuss the matter. My obstinate companion
12  2, 14|       such a quantity of brain matter; they are also capable of
13  2, 15| Conseil entered. ~"What is the matter?" said I, at once. ~"I came
14  2, 15|        eyes. ~"But what is the matter, my boy?" ~"I am dazzled,
15  2, 15|       said Ned. ~"What does it matter, some hours more or less,
16  2, 16|  pickaxe attacked this compact matter vigorously, and large blocks
17  2, 16|  fatigues, what did the wounds matter? Vital air came to the lungs!
18  2, 18|        think of legends in the matter of natural history. Besides,
19  2, 19|      have to speak to you on a matter that admits of no delay." ~"
20  2, 19|         or tries, what does it matter to me? I did not seek him!
21  2, 20|      or large heaps of organic matter, brought either from the
22  2, 22|     other loudly. What was the matter? Had they discovered our