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 1  1, 13|   round the Nautilus. What a spectacle! What pen can describe it?
 2  1, 17|      had once been was a sad spectacle as it lay lost under the
 3  1, 18| XVIII~VANIKORO~This terrible spectacle was the forerunner of the
 4  1, 22|     then witnessed a curious spectacle. The hatches of the saloon
 5  1, 22|     they swam. This dazzling spectacle was enchanting! Perhaps
 6  2, 1 |      astonished by a curious spectacle. ~It was a shoal of argonauts
 7  2, 1 |      repeatedly a forbidding spectacle, dead bodies floating on
 8  2, 4 |      the incessantly varying spectacle of submarine wonders. For
 9  2, 4 |  fuci. What an indescribable spectacle, and what variety of sites
10  2, 6 |   you a sight of the curious spectacle of a submarine eruption." ~"
11  2, 9 |      was never tired. What a spectacle! How can I express it? how
12  2, 12|    calmed; "it is a terrible spectacle, certainly. But I am not