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 1  1, 7 |       past for Jonahs to take refuge in whales' bellies! However,
 2  1, 7 |  water, which served us for a refuge. I kicked it. It was evidently
 3  1, 10|     which has served you as a refuge, I could sink beneath the
 4  1, 16|   become very rare, and taken refuge chiefly in the northern
 5  2, 1 |       s deceptions, had taken refuge in this inaccessible medium,
 6  2, 8 |      where we can easily find refuge. Now if the Nautilus, on
 7  2, 10|        This is its harbour of refuge, a sure, commodious, and
 8  2, 10|   which can give such perfect refuge from all storms." ~"Certainly,"
 9  2, 10|       But of what use is this refuge, Captain? The Nautilus wants
10  2, 12| vessel: it is also a place of refuge for those who, like its
11  2, 12|    hunted to death, had taken refuge in high latitudes. ~We were
12  2, 14|     Pole serves as a place of refuge to the cetacea too closely
13  2, 19|      offered anywhere an easy refuge. The sea was incessantly
14  2, 21|       time to reflect; taking refuge in my room, we looked at
15  2, 22|  whatever it is, we will take refuge there." ~"Yes, Ned, yes.