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 1  1, 5 |    have been installed in its cage in the Jardin des Plantes,
 2  1, 8 |    die of hunger in this iron cage?" ~"Bah!" said Conseil,
 3  1, 11|    After having passed by the cage of the staircase that led
 4  1, 12|        Behind the steersman's cage is placed a powerful electric
 5  1, 14|       imprisoned in his glass cage. Seated upon the projection
 6  1, 17|      he went and leant on the cage of the watch-light, and
 7  1, 19| Before us was the steersman's cage, and I expected that Captain
 8  1, 22|    used. Then, leaning on the cage of the watch-light that
 9  2, 5 |       go into the steersman's cage and myself direct our course.
10  2, 5 |     and landed in the pilot's cage, which it may be remembered
11  2, 5 |   wires connected the pilot's cage with the machinery room,
12  2, 6 |       be seen but the pilot's cage; and sometimes it went to
13  2, 12|       joined the pilot in his cage to work his apparatus as
14  2, 13|      him to be in the pilot's cage. The next morning, the 19th
15  2, 15|   Nemo must be in the pilot's cage. It was best to wait. We