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 1  1, 6 |      The engineer obeyed. The manometer showed ten degrees. But
 2  1, 11|      with movable needle is a manometer, is it not?" ~"It is actually
 3  1, 11|      not?" ~"It is actually a manometer. But by communication with
 4  1, 13|      tanks; the needle of the manometer marked by a different pressure
 5  1, 13|      course to be E.N.E., the manometer indicated a pressure of
 6  2, 2 |       native element, and the manometer showed that she was about
 7  2, 6 |  temperature. I looked at the manometer; it showed a depth of sixty
 8  2, 8 | indicated moderate speed, the manometer a depth of about sixty feet. ~
 9  2, 10|       saloon. I looked at the manometer. It told me that the Nautilus
10  2, 10| circumference. Its level (the manometer showed) could only be the
11  2, 13|        My eyes never left the manometer. We were still rising diagonally
12  2, 15|     answered. I consulted the manometer. To my great surprise, it
13  2, 15|    compass silently, then the manometer; and, going to the planisphere,
14  2, 15|     Look at the needle of the manometer; it shows that the Nautilus
15  2, 15|   never took his eyes off the manometer. Since the fall of the iceberg,
16  2, 15|       from the partition. The manometer showed that the Nautilus
17  2, 16|       stopped. Soon, too, the manometer indicated an ascending movement.
18  2, 16|   with him? At the moment the manometer indicated that we were not