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 1  1, 7 |       screw), and it began to move. We had only just time to
 2  1, 8 | interior of this boat. Did it move, did it float on the surface
 3  1, 9 |    still as death. It did not move, for I should have felt
 4  1, 12|     of flotation, planes that move in every direction, and
 5  1, 13|    forced upon us, if only to move amongst such wonders. So
 6  1, 19|   could neither glide off nor move, she ran the risk of being
 7  1, 22|       whole frame. He did not move. My glass, fallen from his
 8  2, 3 |     with horror and unable to move. ~The voracious creature
 9  2, 5 |     see a mass which seems to move?" ~"Certainly," said I,
10  2, 5 |  seven yards long. It did not move, and seemed to be sleeping
11  2, 10|  wants electricity to make it move, and the wherewithal to
12  2, 14|      length; but they did not move as we approached. ~"These
13  2, 14|   leisurely, for they did not move. Their skins were thick
14  2, 18|      no doubt, but it did not move. A minute passed. Captain
15  2, 21|   going to, but I saw the man move, and apart from the savant.
16  2, 21|       the Captain. He did not move. ~"Captain?" said I. ~He