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 1  1, 10|     elegant glass cases, fixed by copper rivets, were classed and
 2  1, 13|        break, but strong bands of copper bound them, giving an almost
 3  1, 14|           of a diver in a ball of copper; and it is to this ball
 4  1, 14|         and it is to this ball of copper that the two pipes, the
 5  1, 15|         held together by bands of copper, which crossed the chest,
 6  1, 15|         our dress terminated in a copper collar upon which was screwed
 7  1, 15|        myself; I declaimed in the copper box which covered my head,
 8  1, 16|       answer, I only put my great copper head to Conseil's. I saw
 9  1, 18|        some pigs of iron, and two copper swivel-guns. ~Dumont d'Urville,
10  2, 3 |          putting my head into the copper cap, I had asked the question
11  2, 3 |           be dressed in the heavy copper helmet, and our reservoirs
12  2, 3 |        even, at seeing four great copper heads leaning over him!
13  2, 3 |     sailors, got rid of the heavy copper helmet. ~Captain Nemo's
14  2, 4 | neighbourhood of Suez. I passed a copper ring through their tails,
15  2, 6 |          the cover of which was a copper plate, bearing the cypher
16  2, 6 |      which boiled like water in a copper. I placed my hand on one
17  2, 13|           traced with sulphate of copper; others resembled enormous
18  2, 20|         from their iron bands and copper plates the brilliancy of