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 1 1,2|       his officers fell into the power of the enemy and were detained
 2 1,2|         soldiers. Besides mental power, he also possessed great
 3 1,1|        who possessed a marvelous power of sight, saw nothing; and
 4 1,2|         this fall and borrow its power, actually lost without profit
 5 1,6|          the air by some unknown power, he rose ten feet above
 6 1,7|           of which the explosive power is perhaps tenfold that
 7 1,8|        resin, whose illuminating power increased still more by
 8 1,0|      mode or other, but no human power could supply another grain
 9 1,1|          an indefatigable moving power, and it was employed in
10 1,1|      agent, of which the dynamic power in the interior of the globe
11 2,3| creatures might, ignorant of the power of the explorers' firearms,
12 2,5| supernatural being, who used his power in the service of the castaways! ~
13 2,7|        had a vehicle, the moving power was yet to be found. ~But
14 2,9|      them to regulate the motive power, they could rise in the
15 2,1|         the stuff, increased its power of retaining heat in proportion.
16 2,1|          with enormous calorific power. There is, therefore, nothing
17 2,6|       and seemed to be under his power, as a subject under the
18 2,6|          to establish his motive power, the first being already
19 2,8|       the great fall, the motive power of which the engineer intended
20 2,8|          beam moved with extreme power would serve to stretch out
21 2,0|    dominion of some supernatural power. ~In the meanwhile, the
22 3,4|        judge of its incomparable power!" ~ ~
23 3,5|          possessed of prodigious power, could render them. Ayrton
24 3,5|        it was he, he possesses a power which renders him master
25 3,5|        with the highest possible power of resistance, and steel
26 3,5|      consideration its explosive power, which, as has been said,
27 3,2|        witness to the vegetative power of the soil, more astonishing
28 3,2|         nothing! They are in our power! Forward!" The colonists
29 3,3|         Pencroft. ~"The avenging power of the island," replied
30 3,3|        in some degree superhuman power. ~In a few minutes, the
31 3,3|       and, certainly, the occult power, manifested until now in
32 3,4|        genius of the island. His power was not manifested in any
33 3,6|     Never before had the British power in India been exposed to
34 3,6|        proved the generosity and power of the captain. ~Nevertheless,
35 3,7|        light, but the mechanical power of the "Nautilus." ~The "
36 3,7|       energy, which had lost the power of reaction against his
37 3,8|         the intervention of that power which existed no longer,
38 3,9|          and from which no human power could deliver them. ~"My
39 3,0|        that assistance he had no power to give. Neb and Ayrton