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| Alphabetical [« »] dreary 1 dregs 1 dress 8 dressed 12 dresses 3 dressing 3 dressing-table 1 | Frequency [« »] 12 crushed 12 directed 12 draw 12 dressed 12 fall 12 fine 12 forty | Jules Verne Twenty thousand leagues under the sea IntraText - Concordances dressed |
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1 1, 8 | boots of seal's skin, were dressed in clothes of a particular 2 1, 8 | several fish delicately dressed; but of some, although excellent, 3 1, 14| to-day. ~As soon as I was dressed I went into the saloon. 4 1, 14| Nautilus was perfectly still. I dressed quickly and entered the 5 1, 21| I remarked some women, dressed from the hips to knees in 6 2, 3 | service. I rose hurriedly, dressed, and went into the saloon. ~ 7 2, 3 | I allowed myself to be dressed in the heavy copper helmet, 8 2, 9 | Conseil. As soon as I was dressed, I went into the saloon. 9 2, 10| until eleven o'clock. I dressed quickly, and hastened to 10 2, 16| companions. When Ned was dressed, I re-entered the drawing-room, 11 2, 16| But in the morning when, dressed in my cork-jacket, I traversed 12 2, 22| returned to my room. ~I dressed myself in strong sea clothing.