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1 1, 5 | the animal signalled, a simple whale, or common cachalot, 2 1, 11| marvels, "nothing can be more simple." ~After having passed by 3 1, 12| enable you to obtain by a simple calculation the surface 4 1, 15| the Nautilus men gave me a simple gun, the butt end of which, 5 1, 21| Nothing can be more simple," said Captain Nemo. And, 6 2, 5 | circles in the cabin. At a simple gesture, the pilot modified 7 2, 6 | have to tell you is very simple. We are in Europe; and before 8 2, 10| is strewn--to vessels a simple sandbank--to us an immense 9 2, 12| cause of their visit. ~"A simple question to ask you, sir," 10 2, 12| that calculation, though simple enough, can give but a very 11 2, 13| beneath it, dividing it by a simple pitching movement, producing 12 2, 21| for action. They were very simple. The iron balustrade around