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 1  1, 14|         though I promised you a walk in the forest, I did not
 2  1, 15|                    CHAPTER XV~A WALK ON THE BOTTOM OF THE SEA~
 3  1, 15| impression left upon me by that walk under the waters? Words
 4  1, 15|     ocean. But we were bound to walk, so we went on, whilst above
 5  1, 16|     mark the termination of our walk; but I was mistaken, for,
 6  1, 16|        some moments drop it and walk on. At last, after about
 7  1, 20|        not fly; it could hardly walk. ~This bird belonged to
 8  2, 2 |    spoken to you of this little walk." ~"Sir," said Conseil, "
 9  2, 3 |      our dresses, and begin our walk." ~I did not answer, and,
10  2, 3 |     will be enough to light our walk. Besides, it would not be
11  2, 3 |       and then, dagger in hand, walk straight to the monster,
12  2, 9 |         not been able to take a walk on the battlefield of Vigo
13  2, 9 |    tiring. We shall have far to walk, and must climb a mountain.
14  2, 9 |     more. ~After half an hour's walk the soil became stony. Medusae,
15  2, 10|          but we were obliged to walk carefully among these conglomerates,
16  2, 10|       was changed to a circular walk. At the last change vegetable
17  2, 10|        continue our interesting walk." ~At every turn of the
18  2, 10|         finished our circuitous walk and were on board. The crew
19  2, 14|       For a man unaccustomed to walk on land, the Captain climbed
20  2, 15|         book and returned to my walk. Ned and Conseil rose to
21  2, 18|     finished, the rock began to walk, and returned to the sea.