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 1  1, 11|     approach of tempests; the compass, which guides my course;
 2  1, 13| hanging on the partition. The compass still showed the course
 3  2, 7 |       steered entirely by the compass and the log. ~I saw no more
 4  2, 8 |       I wished to consult the compass. I wished to see if the
 5  2, 8 |    There my eye fell upon the compass. Our course was still north.
 6  2, 9 |     went into the saloon. The compass was not reassuring. The
 7  2, 13| sharply from all parts of the compass, and the snow lay in such
 8  2, 13|    went up, the needle of the compass deviated on the dial. At
 9  2, 15|    uneasiness. He watched the compass silently, then the manometer;
10  2, 15|      three hundred yards; the compass still pointed to south;
11  2, 21| silence reigned on board. The compass showed that the Nautilus