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 1  1, 1 |    lunch in the great saloon, a slight shock was felt on the hull
 2  1, 1 |    blunt. The shock had been so slight that no one had been alarmed,
 3  1, 12|        at least capable of very slight compression. Indeed, after
 4  1, 13|         of the vessel, formed a slight excrescence. Fore and aft
 5  1, 16|     shrubs. He fired; I heard a slight hissing, and a creature
 6  1, 19|      The sea was pretty calm; a slight breeze blew on land. Conseil
 7  1, 22|         the sea, which caused a slight rolling motion, ceased.
 8  1, 23|    appeared. I bowed. He made a slight inclination in return, without
 9  1, 23|         the Nautilus rested. ~A slight declivity ended in an uneven
10  1, 23|        dark gallery, where by a slight declivity we reached a depth
11  1, 23|     raised in certain places by slight excrescences encrusted with
12  1, 23|      the ground, which formed a slight mound. When this was done,
13  2, 3 |          spreading wide, gave a slight roll to the boat, and some
14  2, 4 | Bubastes, to the Red Sea was so slight that it was only navigable
15  2, 8 |        my own heart. Suddenly a slight shock was felt; and I knew
16  2, 10|       by which I had caught the slight gleam of light, evidently
17  2, 14| volcanic origin. In some parts, slight curls of smoke emitted a
18  2, 15|       perpendicular. Suddenly a slight movement was felt in the
19  2, 21|   degrees from my sight. Soon a slight rolling told me that we
20  2, 21|     part near his flag, which a slight breeze displayed above his