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 1    1,    1|      the shark was distinctly visible. In obedience to the captain’
 2    1,    8|    Peak of Teneriffe is quite visible yonder above the horizon.”~
 3    1,    8|    that the town was scarcely visible through it. It rose on a
 4    1,    9|       solitary inhabitant was visible.~Paganel was so vexed at
 5    1,   10|      but nothing whatever was visible, and the yacht continued
 6    1,   11|       of the DUNCAN was still visible on the horizon, and the
 7    1,   11|       and there were no birds visible, except a solitary heron
 8    1,   13|    from view, and nothing was visible save the fantastic SILHOUETTE
 9    1,   13|    pure and calm. Not a cloud visible either above or below. Here
10    1,   18|     quadrupeds, however, were visible, but Thalcave pointed to
11    1,   22|     single elevated point was visible on the whole circle of the
12    1,   23| limits. Not a single tree was visible on the liquid plain; the
13    1,   25|      forked lightning, it was visible here hundreds of times.
14    1,   26|     hands, might chance to be visible among the pasturage, but
15    2,    2|  seven thousand feet high, is visible at that distance.”~“That’
16    2,    3|     which in clear weather is visible fifty miles off. At eight
17    2,   10|      could reach, nothing was visible but one stretch of prairie,
18    2,   10|    minutes later, nothing was visible of the stock-keeper and
19    2,   14|  undulating line of which was visible on the horizon. It was resolved
20    2,   14|   avenues of green trees were visible on all sides. Here and there
21    2,   14|    belonging to a station was visible—neither sheds, nor stables,
22    2,   17|   syllables of the title were visible. Paganel’s pencil stopped,
23    3,   11|       Not a single native was visible; only the watchful sentinels
24    3,   12|  grayish streaks were already visible on the eastern summits.~
25    3,   13|      what the powder had left visible: “I will deliver him, for
26    3,   17|       taciturn. He was seldom visible; his natural loquacity and
27    3,   18|   syllables of the title were visible; these two syllables were
28    3,   19|    elongated shadow, scarcely visible. The DUNCAN was always getting
29    3,   19|  clock, a bright glare became visible, and flames shot up through