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 1  1, 2 |           depths of the ocean are entirely unknown to us. Soundings
 2  1, 10|           story told by each one, entirely agreeing in the main points,
 3  1, 10|          I have done with society entirely, for reasons which I alone
 4  1, 10|      responsibility: I acquit you entirely, for I make it an impossibility
 5  1, 10|       should be free on board." ~"Entirely." ~"I ask you, then, what
 6  1, 16|          few moments the cell was entirely empty. The inside door then
 7  1, 22|         if the breakfast had been entirely forgotten?" ~This argument
 8  1, 23|       depth. This bottom differed entirely from the one I had visited
 9  2, 1 |          of January the ocean was entirely deserted; the Nautilus passed
10  2, 3 |          had not yet succeeded in entirely crushing his heart. ~When
11  2, 4 |    remember seeing the Bay of Tor entirely red, like a sea of blood." ~"
12  2, 6 |           will follow you. I rely entirely upon you." ~Thus ended a
13  2, 6 |        the chest, which he filled entirely. I estimated the contents
14  2, 6 |         opened, and I saw the sea entirely white all round. A sulphurous
15  2, 6 | brilliancy of the electricity was entirely extinguished by bright scarlet
16  2, 7 |      stock of air; it was steered entirely by the compass and the log. ~
17  2, 8 |       diminished, then it stopped entirely. The silence was now only
18  2, 8 |     coalition; but she was almost entirely unprovided with either soldiers
19  2, 12|           its flat head, which is entirely black. Anatomically, it
20  2, 13|  stationary, we were likely to be entirely blocked, which did indeed
21  2, 15|       road before us could not be entirely blocked. But, contrary to
22  2, 22|         would have noticed me, so entirely was he absorbed in the ecstasy. ~