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 1  1, 10|           just quitted. ~It was a library. High pieces of furniture,
 2  1, 10|         of the divans, "this is a library which would do honour to
 3  1, 10|          up to the shelves of the library. Works on science, morals,
 4  1, 10|        you for having placed this library at my disposal. It contains
 5  1, 10|           This room is not only a library," said Captain Nemo, "it
 6  1, 10|           which I had entered the library, and I passed into an immense
 7  1, 11|          long, separated from the library by a water-tight partition;
 8  1, 11|        water-tight partition; the library, five yards long; the large
 9  2, 1 |          saloon, the books in the library, the compiling of my memoirs,
10  2, 8 |       Aronnax, will remain in the library, two steps from us, waiting
11  2, 8 |       door communicating with the library. The same insufficient light,
12  2, 11|            he was at work. In the library I often found his books
13  2, 15|           There was no one in the library. At the centre staircase,
14  2, 15|     walked from the saloon to the library. My companions were silent.
15  2, 16|     stretched upon a divan in the library, I was suffocating. My face
16  2, 17|           charts that were in the library of the Nautilus--charts
17  2, 21|            We all passed into the library; but the moment I pushed
18  2, 22|   opposite side, opening into the library. ~I was going to open it,
19  2, 22|            for the light from the library came through to the saloon.
20  2, 22| desperation, I rushed through the library, mounted the central staircase,