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 1  1, 6 |       than fear made us dumb and motionless. The animal gained on us,
 2  1, 6 |       night. ~The narwhal seemed motionless; perhaps, tired with its
 3  1, 6 |    scarcely twenty feet from the motionless animal. Suddenly his arm
 4  1, 13|         could not have been more motionless in a hand of marble. ~"Twelve
 5  1, 16|         which had produced them. Motionless yet, when bent to one side
 6  1, 21|     distance. However, seeing it motionless, by degrees they took courage,
 7  1, 21|        labour that she is, truly motionless in the midst of the waters. ~"
 8  1, 22|        remained inactive and her motionless screw left her to drift
 9  1, 22|          Had it gone back to the motionless bed of water? I tried to
10  2, 9 | landscape, Captain Nemo remained motionless, as if petrified in mute
11  2, 11|     light. The Nautilus remained motionless, the force of its screw
12  2, 14|       his arms crossed, mute and motionless, and with an eager look,
13  2, 14|          Nautilus did not remain motionless, but skirted the coast,
14  2, 15|         starboard side perfectly motionless. I heard footsteps, and
15  2, 20|      operation. The Nautilus was motionless; it neither rolled nor pitched. ~