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 1  1, 1 |       of the place were taken exactly, and the Moravian continued
 2  1, 11|      clock in the morning." ~"Exactly." ~"Another application
 3  1, 12|        from stem to stern, is exactly 232 feet, and its maximum
 4  1, 14|      pronounced a sentence in exactly these terms. I have remembered
 5  1, 14| morning it was repeated under exactly the same conditions. It
 6  1, 17|        so I could always tell exactly the route of the Nautilus. ~
 7  1, 18|     Isle de la Recherche, and exactly facing the little harbour
 8  1, 19|       Year?" ~"What! Conseil; exactly as if I was at Paris in
 9  1, 19|       Astrolabe and the Zelee exactly, for they proved fatal to
10  1, 21|    must close the hatches." ~"Exactly, and I came to say to you " ~"
11  1, 21|      Nautilus, run aground in exactly the same spot in this strait
12  1, 21|   tide, quitted her coral bed exactly at the fortieth minute fixed
13  2, 9 |       Captain must needs stop exactly at the hour we intended
14  2, 10|        looking to the zenith, exactly above my head, I seemed
15  2, 10|       to supply the coal. And exactly on this spot the sea covers
16  2, 10|       here, then, Captain?" ~"Exactly so. These mines extend under
17  2, 14|    taking any. We were indeed exactly at the 20th of March. To-morrow,
18  2, 14|       is difficult to measure exactly its height above the horizon,
19  2, 14|   allowing for refraction, is exactly cut by the northern horizon,
20  2, 14|   which showed the orb cut in exactly equal parts by the horizon. ~
21  2, 18|      like a parrot's beak?" ~"Exactly, Conseil." ~"Very well!