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 1  1, 2 |        ever conjectured, seen, perceived, or experienced; which is
 2  1, 6 |       not mistaken, and we all perceived the object he pointed to.
 3  1, 18|      shade of some mangroves I perceived some savages, who appeared
 4  1, 19|     port side. ~When I rose, I perceived Captain Nemo and his lieutenant
 5  1, 20|        we were pushing off, he perceived several trees, from twenty-five
 6  1, 21| minutes before, and we had not perceived. A score of canoes surrounded
 7  1, 22|       and after a rapid survey perceived my error. ~The Nautilus
 8  1, 23|    their cabin, without having perceived it any more than I. Of what
 9  1, 23|       before me. As soon as he perceived me he came to me. ~"Professor,
10  2, 3 |        an object I had not yet perceived. It was an oyster of extraordinary
11  2, 3 |   unhappy fisherman in two, he perceived his new adversary, and,
12  2, 5 |        to the obscurity, and I perceived the pilot, a strong man,
13  2, 18|      the despatch-boat Alector perceived a monstrous cuttlefish swimming