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 1  1, 2 |            to us. Soundings cannot reach them. What passes in those
 2  1, 5 |            as far as the eye could reach; and how often have I shared
 3  1, 10|           word, quite beyond their reach! Who then would dare to
 4  1, 16|         fall brought it within the reach of dexterous hunter's grasp.
 5  1, 23|         least, Captain, out of the reach of sharks." ~"Yes, sir,
 6  2, 4 |     nevertheless, crossed there to reach the Promised Land, and Pharaoh'
 7  2, 5 |           and it was impossible to reach it. ~Imagine the passion
 8  2, 10|            Captain Nemo. Who could reach you in the heart of a volcano?
 9  2, 13| considerable speed. Did he wish to reach the pole? I did not think
10  2, 13|           so, for every attempt to reach that point had hitherto
11  2, 13|           in forty hours we should reach the pole. ~For a part of
12  2, 16|         last another day before we reach the open sea, I shall be
13  2, 18|       pressing one on the other to reach the platform, two other
14  2, 21|           is a ship-of-war. May it reach us; and, if necessary, sink
15  2, 21|        take us in if we could only reach her. Presently a white smoke
16  2, 21|         speed, was soon beyond the reach of the ship's guns. But