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 1  1, 1 |          exist was an undeniable fact; and, with that tendency
 2  1, 1 |       her keel was broken. ~This fact, so grave in itself, might
 3  1, 1 |       motion. ~Such was the last fact, which resulted in exciting
 4  1, 2 |          deny the reality of the fact, I confined myself to a
 5  1, 9 |       atmospheric provision? ~In fact, I was already obliged to
 6  1, 10|          your poets has said. In fact, Professor, Nature manifests
 7  1, 10|       this museum. For it was in fact a museum, in which an intelligent
 8  1, 18|          stopping there, and, in fact, this voyage was most disastrous,
 9  2, 4 |         of this great historical fact?" ~"No, sir; and for a good
10  2, 4 |        identical. Certain of the fact, I asked myself was it possible
11  2, 7 |          of the Mediterranean. A fact indeed; and it was this
12  2, 9 |       Captain's attention to the fact. ~"They will be useless,"
13  2, 9 |          violent fulguration. In fact, the mountain was a volcano. ~
14  2, 12| comparing these results with the fact that the Nautilus is obliged
15  2, 13|   borders--not a very reassuring fact. Several times that day
16  2, 14|        North Atlantic. From this fact he has drawn the conclusion
17  2, 18|         But the most astonishing fact, and which does not permit
18  2, 18|          in 1861." ~"What is the fact?" asked Ned Land. ~"This
19  2, 18|      water." ~"Indeed! is that a fact?" ~"An indisputable fact,
20  2, 18|         fact?" ~"An indisputable fact, my good Ned. They proposed
21  2, 23|      adventures once more. Not a fact has been omitted, not a