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 1  1, 15| furnished with stopper plates, close upon us, and we were wrapped
 2  1, 15|  vegetation. This sward was of close texture, and soft to the
 3  1, 17|        Land was right; we were close to a vessel of which the
 4  1, 18|      in circumference. We were close to Vanikoro, really the
 5  1, 18|        the St. Patrick, passed close to Tikopia, one of the New
 6  1, 21|     sir." ~"Well, sir, we must close the hatches." ~"Exactly,
 7  1, 22|       my eyes open, they would close. A painful suspicion seized
 8  2, 5 |      Certainly," said I, after close attention; "I see something
 9  2, 7 |     itself cramped between the close shores of Africa and Europe. ~
10  2, 10|      high wall which seemed to close all exit. Its summit evidently
11  2, 11|  visiting, a perfect meadow, a close carpet of seaweed, fucus,
12  2, 12|    shore. Captain Nemo steered close to the corpse of the creature.
13  2, 13|         however, that it would close behind him. Thus, guided
14  2, 14|        and pressing familiarly close by our feet. There were
15  2, 14|      flexible; with smooth and close skin and webbed feet--they
16  2, 15|       pale. My companions were close by my side. I seized Conseil'
17  2, 19|       fell seven-tenths at the close of day. I saw a large vessel
18  2, 20|   along by the broken ice; and close by, a vast charnel-house
19  2, 21|        I heard the upper panel close sharply. The Canadian rushed