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 1  1, 6 |     the day was sufficiently advanced, but a very thick sea fog
 2  1, 6 |      noon we were no further advanced than at eight o'clock in
 3  1, 6 |      kept up half steam, and advanced cautiously so as not to
 4  1, 14|      visit) who appeared. He advanced on the platform, not seeming
 5  1, 23|  Captain Nemo one of the men advanced; and at some feet from the
 6  2, 4 | respect moderns are not more advanced than the ancients. It required
 7  2, 7 |    the Nautilus profited. It advanced rapidly by the narrow pass.
 8  2, 9 |  Ruhmkorff apparatus. ~As we advanced, I heard a kind of pattering
 9  2, 9 |   the Atlantic, Captain Nemo advanced without hesitation. He knew
10  2, 9 |      a piece of chalk-stone, advanced to a rock of black basalt,
11  2, 13|    Again, the season was far advanced, for in the Antarctic regions
12  2, 13|    67° 39' of S. lat. We had advanced one degree more in this
13  2, 13|    season is already too far advanced for you to reckon on the
14  2, 15| screw beat the waves, and it advanced straight towards the north
15  2, 16| prison. The wall to port had advanced to at least four yards from
16  2, 21|      like a thin ribbon. She advanced rapidly. If Captain Nemo