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 1  1, 6 |          his post. The fires were increased, the screw revolved forty-three
 2  1, 6 |      speed of the Abraham Lincoln increased. Its masts trembled down
 3  1, 6 |         focus, the light of which increased and dazzled our eyes. ~At
 4  1, 9 |      hours more Ned Land's temper increased; he cried, he shouted, but
 5  1, 21|           I saw their numbers had increased considerably on the shore.
 6  1, 21|           majestically. Her speed increased gradually, and, sailing
 7  1, 22| animalculae, whose brilliancy was increased as they glided over the
 8  1, 22|         waves, and our admiration increased as we watched the marine
 9  1, 22|        some atmospheric condition increased the intensity of this phenomenon.
10  1, 23|          ebbed slowly. His pallor increased under the electric light
11  1, 23|         of the glade the darkness increased, and was only relieved by
12  2, 1 |         the strength of which was increased a hundredfold by lenticular
13  2, 8 |          the ocean. My uneasiness increased. The Canadian's signal did
14  2, 9 |        rosy light which guided us increased and lit up the horizon.
15  2, 12|      screw quicken, and our speed increased. The battle between the
16  2, 12|     ill-will towards Captain Nemo increased, and I resolved to watch
17  2, 13|       more these floating islands increased both in number and importance. ~
18  2, 15|        most biting. Flakes of ice increased on the open water. The sea
19  2, 15|       power of the lantern seemed increased a hundredfold, like a lamp
20  2, 16|         vault of the tunnel, that increased in thickness at the top
21  2, 19|      second. Their bulk and power increased with the depth of the water.
22  2, 19|          intensity of the tempest increased with the night. The barometer,