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 1  1, 5 |      when some capricious whale raised its black back above the
 2  1, 7 |       in a desperate effort, he raised himself half out of the
 3  1, 7 |         was towing me again. He raised his head sometimes, looked
 4  1, 7 |    water. Cold crept over me. I raised my head for the last time,
 5  1, 12|        in a glazed box, that is raised about the hull of the Nautilus,
 6  1, 17|      despairing effort, she had raised her infant above her head--
 7  1, 18|       are coral islands, slowly raised, but continuous, created
 8  1, 21|       this moment the Nautilus, raised by the last waves of the
 9  1, 23|       ground, I saw that it was raised in certain places by slight
10  2, 1 |         my eyes the glass I had raised to sweep the horizon, the
11  2, 1 |         and the reeds, scarcely raised by the breeze, lay peaceably
12  2, 3 |  closing; then with his hand he raised the membrane with its fringed
13  2, 11|         shipped, and its blades raised vertically; the Nautilus
14  2, 13| temperature of the Nautilus was raised by its heating apparatus
15  2, 15|         gliding under its hull, raised it with irresistible force,
16  2, 16|       twelve hours, we had only raised a block of ice one yard
17  2, 16|        two yards remained to be raised from the surface. Two yards
18  2, 16|      lightened, that is to say, raised from the ice-bed by a change
19  2, 19|    spoken, I approached him. He raised his head quickly, frowned,
20  2, 19|  Nautilus, pitching dreadfully, raised its steel spur in the air,