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 1  1, 1 |        broken by the shock and gone down with the 237 passengers
 2  1, 13|       The luminous ceiling was gone, and so rapidly that my
 3  1, 17| February 14, 1779. We had then gone 4,860 leagues from our starting-point.
 4  1, 19|      and in three days she had gone over the 750 leagues that
 5  1, 21|      of an instant. We had not gone two cable-lengths, when
 6  1, 22|   surface of the ocean? Had it gone back to the motionless bed
 7  2, 8 |      Straits of Gibraltar, had gone far out. It returned to
 8  2, 8 |      Straits of Gibraltar, had gone to the south, if it had
 9  2, 8 |      imagined that, the chance gone, I should have time to reflect
10  2, 10|        Nautilus could not have gone through it." ~We continued
11  2, 10|        colour and perfume half gone. Here and there some chrysanthemums
12  2, 13|     zero; but, the wind having gone down, this temperature was
13  2, 13|      was when the Nautilus had gone under the waves. I carefully
14  2, 14|        shore. The Nautilus had gone some miles further up in
15  2, 16|      the sea after only having gone through the machines, came
16  2, 16|         All notion of time had gone from my mind. My muscles
17  2, 20|     said that the Nautilus had gone aside to the east. I should
18  2, 22|     Nemo was there. He had not gone to rest. At every moment