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 1  1, 1 | continents became more and more dangerous. The public demanded sharply
 2  1, 3 |         glorious mission, but a dangerous one! We cannot tell where
 3  1, 4 |        who knew no equal in his dangerous occupation. Skill, coolness,
 4  1, 18|       Pomotou Islands, the old "dangerous group" of Bougainville,
 5  1, 19|       ship's head stretched the dangerous shores of the coral sea,
 6  1, 19|        Indeed the situation was dangerous, but the Nautilus seemed
 7  1, 21|      quitted safe and sound the dangerous passes of the Straits of
 8  2, 1 |         seas and make them very dangerous. They were "cestracio philippi"
 9  2, 2 |           is this pearl-fishery dangerous?" ~"No," I answered, quickly; "
10  2, 3 |       might attract some of the dangerous inhabitants of the coast
11  2, 4 |      and Strabo says it is very dangerous during the Etesian winds
12  2, 4 |     ancient historians upon the dangerous navigation of the Red Sea." ~"
13  2, 4 |         That which is no longer dangerous for a modern vessel, well
14  2, 5 |      creature." ~"Is the dugong dangerous to attack?" I asked, in
15  2, 9 |      false step would have been dangerous on the narrow passes sloping
16  2, 10|       the sea-dragon, which are dangerous to capture on account of
17  2, 14|         These creatures are not dangerous?" asked Conseil. ~"No; not
18  2, 21|        a submarine vessel, more dangerous than a supernatural cetacean.
19  2, 22|     ears! We were then upon the dangerous coast of Norway. Was the