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 1  1, 2 |      course to pursue. Impatience grew apace, when, on the 2nd
 2  1, 6 |     little by little. The horizon grew wider and clearer at the
 3  1, 6 |         degrees. But the cetacean grew warm itself, no doubt; for
 4  1, 8 | formidable as they. Then my brain grew calmer, my imagination wandered
 5  1, 15|         thousand kinds are known, grew on the surface of the water. ~
 6  1, 16|        iron. The fuci and llianas grew in rigid perpendicular lines,
 7  1, 16|         soon light reappeared and grew, and, the sun being low
 8  1, 20|    shelter of their verdant vault grew orchids, leguminous plants,
 9  1, 22|          impossible. My breathing grew weak. I felt a mortal cold
10  2, 9 |           Nemo dreamed. ~Our road grew lighter and lighter. The
11  2, 10|    leaning forward on their base, grew into a vaulted roof bearing
12  2, 10|      shrubs, and even some trees, grew from the fractures of the
13  2, 10|         there some chrysanthemums grew timidly at the foot of an
14  2, 14|    taciturnity and his bad humour grew day by day. After all, I
15  2, 16|         so long as the lower part grew thinner. After two hours'