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Jules Verne
The Mysterious Island

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1 1,1| they passed over, several thousand people crushed on land or 2 1,1| have traveled less than two thousand miles in twenty-four hours. ~ 3 1,2| they found themselves seven thousand miles from the capital of 4 1,2| the New York Herald two thousand dollars, but the New York 5 1,2| on a desert coast, seven thousand miles from their country! 6 1,9| at less than six to seven thousand miles, and, even supposing 7 1,0| at a height of about two thousand five hundred feet, was sustained 8 1,0| at an elevation of three thousand feet would have hindered 9 1,0| was still a height of a thousand feet to overcome. Would 10 1,1| hole, at a height of two thousand five hundred feet above 11 1,1| widening, to a height of a thousand feet above the plateau. 12 1,2| little Ontario, in which the thousand isles of its American namesake 13 1,3| without a machine, about ten thousand bricks in twelve hours; 14 1,3| not made more than three thousand, which were ranged near 15 1,4| yearly from fifty to sixty thousand eggs, we shall have an inexhaustible 16 1,4| distance of at least six thousand miles. It has, therefore, 17 1,4| not more than two or three thousand miles from New Zealand or 18 1,4| Zealand, and more than four thousand five hundred miles from 19 1,6| weighed from three to four thousand pounds. At its neck was 20 1,0| produce six hundred and forty thousand; at the third, five hundred 21 1,0| which bears thirty-two thousand seeds; to the tobacco-plant, 22 1,0| three hundred and sixty thousand? In a few years, without 23 1,0| many bushels four hundred thousand millions of grains would 24 1,0| at a hundred and thirty thousand a bushel, Pencroft." ~"Three 25 1,0| three hundred and sixty thousand, I assure you I won't throw 26 2,1| No! a hundred times no! a thousand times no!" cried the sailor, 27 2,6| proprietors of the place with a thousand hideous grimaces. ~"I knew 28 2,8| through the fresh water. A thousand of these fish, which measured 29 2,9| usual, the lad was asking a thousand questions of the engineer, 30 2,0| and a hundred and thirty thousand grains a bushel will make 31 2,0| make six hundred and fifty thousand grains." ~"Well, we will 32 2,0| yield, we shall have four thousand bushels." ~"And shall we 33 2,0| than a hundred and fifty thousand pounds! ~In the meanwhile, 34 2,0| which might weigh about a thousand pounds each, was melted 35 2,0| tongue alone yielded six thousand pounds of oil, and the lower 36 2,0| and the lower lip four thousand. Then, besides the fat, 37 2,1| considerable, and the hundred thousand miners who annually extract 38 2,1| foreseen that the hundred thousand workmen will soon become 39 2,1| soon become two hundred thousand, and that the rate of extraction 40 2,2| in a bed of lime, twelve thousand pounds of which they stowed 41 2,6| second crop of six hundred thousand grains produced this time 42 2,6| produced this time four thousand bushels, or five hundred 43 2,7| had happened. ~"After a thousand hardships, a thousand dangers, 44 2,7| a thousand hardships, a thousand dangers, Lord Glenarvan 45 2,8| current at a rate of twenty thousand miles a second. ~Two batteries 46 2,8| whether the four hundred thousand millions of grains duly 47 2,8| grains a minute, or nine thousand an hour, it would take him 48 2,8| would take him nearly five thousand five-hundred years to finish 49 2,9| which were repeated by the thousand echoes of the basaltic cliff. 50 2,9| sea being less than five thousand feet. They look like light 51 2,0| cares, they had always a thousand plans for the fitting up 52 3,3| The colonists, a prey to a thousand confused thoughts, under 53 3,3| this nature, spreading in a thousand streamlets, that the soil 54 3,3| exploration. It contained a thousand cavities, comfortless no 55 3,4| Granite House as they formed a thousand plans for the future! ~As 56 3,5| inhabitants could it support? Ten thousand at least!" ~They talked 57 3,5| colonists' emotion was great. A thousand strange and extraordinary 58 3,6| under the title of 'Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea,' 59 3,6| under the title of "Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea." 60 3,6| wonders of a voyage of twenty thousand leagues under the sea. ~ 61 3,9| superior cone, a mass of rock a thousand feet in height, and weighing 62 3,9| from a vase too full, and a thousand tongues of fire crept over 63 3,9| which, hurled to more than a thousand feet, burst in the air like 64 3,9| height of more than three thousand feet. The wall of Dakkar


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