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 1  1, 2 |       departure for France was fixed for the first days in May.
 2  1, 8 |     Land's. When this stranger fixed upon an object, his eyebrows
 3  1, 10|     Under elegant glass cases, fixed by copper rivets, were classed
 4  1, 12|       I use an ordinary rudder fixed on the back of the stern-post,
 5  1, 14| atmospheres. This reservoir is fixed on the back by means of
 6  1, 17|     that the waves and a chain fixed in the smaller meshes kept
 7  1, 19|       broken by the shock, and fixed itself in the broken keel. ~
 8  1, 21| exactly at the fortieth minute fixed by the Captain. Her screw
 9  1, 22|    board. Like snails, we were fixed to our shells, and I declare
10  1, 22|       me; his eye was steadily fixed upon the impenetrable point
11  2, 3 |    clothing; the air apparatus fixed to our backs by braces.
12  2, 3 |   war-machine, watched us with fixed eyes, and under our feet
13  2, 8 |        violent possession this fixed idea had taken of his mind. ~"
14  2, 8 |      me fixedly; at length his fixed lips parted, and he said, "
15  2, 14| instruments near him, his eyes fixed on the northern horizon,
16  2, 18|    eight arms, or rather feet, fixed to its head, that have given
17  2, 18|     seized by the tentacle and fixed to the suckers, was balanced
18  2, 21|    eyes, and for a few moments fixed a piercing look upon the