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 1  1, 3 |       the liking well. He was quiet by nature, regular from
 2  1, 7 |       plans accordingly. This quiet boy was perfectly self-possessed.
 3  1, 9 |   these words in French: ~"Be quiet, Master Land; and you, Professor,
 4  1, 10|       afford you such perfect quiet?" ~"No, sir; and I must
 5  1, 13|   amongst such wonders. So be quiet and let us try and see what
 6  1, 17|       now it has woke after a quiet night. Look!" he continued, "
 7  1, 18|   last. "A coral tomb makes a quiet grave; and I trust that
 8  1, 21|    not be worth the Nautilus, quiet repository of labour that
 9  1, 23|       the Nautilus, it seemed quiet and mysterious as ever.
10  2, 5 |   dipped noiselessly into the quiet waters. Ned Land, harpoon
11  2, 8 | violently. I could not remain quiet. I went and came, hoping
12  2, 10|    furnace is replaced by the quiet waters of the lake?" ~"Most
13  2, 11|     that portion of the cold, quiet, immovable ocean called
14  2, 12|       on the platform, with a quiet sea. The month of October
15  2, 12|    broke up, the waves became quiet, and I felt that we were
16  2, 14|   themselves in troops in the quiet waters; and I could see
17  2, 15|       in breadth, filled with quiet water. It was easy to get
18  2, 15|    put on full speed. All the quiet lustre of the ice-walls
19  2, 19|     the deep. But there, what quiet, what silence, what peace!
20  2, 20|   nothing but an immensity of quiet waters. But to starboard,
21  2, 22| stretched myself on my bed to quiet my bodily agitation. My