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 1  1, 11|        agent, obedient, rapid, easy, which conforms to every
 2  1, 13|     from fog, made observation easy. Nothing was in sight. Not
 3  1, 21|      and would have offered an easy access to the interior of
 4  1, 22|    shells, and I declare it is easy to lead a snail's life. ~
 5  1, 22|          Thus this life seemed easy and natural, and we thought
 6  2, 2 | Captain." ~"Well, the thing is easy. Though, if we see the fisheries,
 7  2, 5 |         The entrance cannot be easy?" ~"No, sir; for that reason
 8  2, 12|        Land, whose meaning was easy to guess. "Because," I added, "
 9  2, 13|      for an ordinary vessel is easy to the Nautilus. If a continent
10  2, 14|     March, my bearings will be easy to take, if at twelve we
11  2, 15|          said Conseil. ~"It is easy to decide," I answered.
12  2, 15|       with quiet water. It was easy to get out of it by going
13  2, 15|        by blocks, was not very easy navigation. I thought that
14  2, 15|        said I, "the working is easy. We must go back again,
15  2, 19|     shores offered anywhere an easy refuge. The sea was incessantly
16  2, 21|      not only be possible, but easy to fly. ~At three in the