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 1  1, 5 |   CHAPTER V~AT A VENTURE~The voyage of the Abraham Lincoln was
 2  1, 5 |    the weather was good. The voyage was being accomplished under
 3  1, 13|   the starting-point of this voyage. It is a quarter to twelve;
 4  1, 18|     Louis XVI, in 1785, on a voyage of circumnavigation. They
 5  1, 18|    there, and, in fact, this voyage was most disastrous, as
 6  1, 19|     us continue this strange voyage?" ~"Really, I do not know
 7  1, 19|    marvels of the ocean. Our voyage is only begun, and I do
 8  1, 22|    During this period of the voyage, Captain Nemo made some
 9  2, 4 |    sorry to see the end of a voyage which it is given to so
10  2, 10|    only, and we continue our voyage. So, if you wish to go over
11  2, 11| obtained by persuasion. This voyage ended, would he not consent
12  2, 11|    happened to signalise our voyage. I saw little of the Captain;
13  2, 11|      During this part of our voyage we sailed whole days on
14  2, 22| catastrophe which ended this voyage. Of Captain Nemo I saw nothing
15  2, 23|     CONCLUSION~Thus ends the voyage under the seas. What passed