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| Alphabetical [« »] twentieth 1 twenty 39 twenty- 1 twenty-five 14 twenty-four 9 twenty-seven 1 twenty-six 4 | Frequency [« »] 14 stop 14 surprised 14 tail 14 twenty-five 14 violence 14 watching 14 wonderful | Jules Verne Twenty thousand leagues under the sea IntraText - Concordances twenty-five |
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1 1, 14| below the surface between twenty-five and thirty fathoms. ~The 2 1, 19| Canadian; "I do not want twenty-five minutes to offer you a dish, 3 1, 20| perceived several trees, from twenty-five to thirty feet high, a species 4 1, 22| and of which as many as twenty-five thousand have been counted 5 2, 3 | called. It was more than twenty-five feet long; its enormous 6 2, 7 | Europe. ~Our speed was now twenty-five miles an hour. It may be 7 2, 8 | superficial area covers twenty-five millions of square miles, 8 2, 12| hours." ~"Six hundred and twenty-five!" repeated Ned. ~"But remember 9 2, 12| whalebone, it is supplied with twenty-five large tusks, about eight 10 2, 13| of debris from twenty to twenty-five feet long, forming banks 11 2, 15| were worth ages to us. At twenty-five minutes past eight a second 12 2, 17| sank to between twenty and twenty-five yards, and followed the 13 2, 19| seek repose at more than twenty-five fathoms in the bowels of 14 2, 22| northward at the rate of twenty-five miles an hour, now on the