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 1  1, 1 |      starboard quarter a rock, marked in no chart for that part
 2  1, 5 |    Lincoln was for a long time marked by no special incident.
 3  1, 6 |         of dazzling whiteness, marked the passage of the animal,
 4  1, 13|        needle of the manometer marked by a different pressure
 5  1, 13|      labre; the banded mullet, marked by a double line of black;
 6  1, 13|      did not appear. The clock marked the hour of five. ~Ned Land
 7  1, 14|    1801 by Captain Crespo, and marked in the ancient Spanish maps
 8  1, 20|  resumed, which was still more marked by Ned and Conseil's exploits. ~
 9  1, 21|        large saloon. The clock marked half-past two. In ten minutes
10  1, 22|        but more equalised, and marked on the chart with extreme
11  2, 1 |     was closed, and the course marked direct west. ~We were furrowing
12  2, 1 |     sharks--their throat being marked with a large black spot
13  2, 1 |    sharks, with rounded snouts marked with dark spots. These powerful
14  2, 6 |  Archipelago. "You see, I have marked the new islands." ~I returned
15  2, 8 |        happened, and which are marked on my submarine map. Can
16  2, 9 |   position of the Nautilus was marked at 16° 17' long., and 33°
17  2, 13| thermometer exposed to the air marked 2° or 3° below zero, but
18  2, 14|        bottom. The thermometer marked 3° C. above zero. It was
19  2, 16|     ice one yard thick, on the marked surface, which was about
20  2, 16|    hours after the thermometer marked 6° below zero outside. One
21  2, 16|     later the thermometer only marked 4°. ~"We shall succeed,"
22  2, 17|       on the planisphere, and, marked by the lieutenant, showed