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 1  1, 8 |      Land, who, knife in hand, stood on the defensive. ~"Yes,"
 2  1, 10| sideboards, inlaid with ebony, stood at the two extremities of
 3  1, 10|   while reading. In the centre stood an immense table, covered
 4  1, 10|       Nemo opened a door which stood opposite to that by which
 5  1, 10|     the finest antique models, stood upon pedestals in the corners
 6  1, 16|      long thin blades of which stood up like arrows. ~This short
 7  1, 19|      border of screw-pines. He stood off it at about two miles
 8  1, 23|        rocks roughly piled up, stood a cross of coral that extended
 9  2, 2 |     over my forehead, on which stood large drops of cold perspiration. "
10  2, 4 |     its white houses and forts stood in relief. I saw the rounded
11  2, 5 |     Ned Land, harpoon in hand, stood in the fore part of the
12  2, 5 |       took under the water. ~I stood and carefully watched the
13  2, 10|     you will be satisfied." ~I stood on the platform and waited.
14  2, 16|           The thermometer then stood at 7° outside. Captain Nemo
15  2, 16|     vast distillatory machines stood that furnished the drinkable
16  2, 21|     Nemo noticing me. The ship stood about a mile and a half