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 1 1,9|          As to the reporter, he simply replied,-~"Upon my word,
 2 1,0|         a burning-glass. It was simply two glasses which he had
 3 1,1|         when Cyrus Harding said simply,-~"Let us give it the name
 4 1,2| Moreover, the sailor thought of simply asking the engineer to manufacture
 5 1,5|       constructions, and wished simply to form, with the ore and
 6 1,7|         he wish for this agent? Simply to produce azotic acid;
 7 1,7|     produce the explosion, for, simply lighted, this substance
 8 1,8|     through the rock. They were simply the last traces left by
 9 1,2|      large earthen pots, it was simply subjected to evaporation,
10 2,1|        boards and planking, but simply a flat-bottomed canoe, which
11 2,2|   Harding, he did not speak; he simply gazed, and by the mistrust
12 2,3|         were unnavigable, being simply little streams. As to the
13 2,3|   further down, but here it was simply a shallow, limpid brook. ~
14 2,7|         populate it. These were simply built of branches and divided
15 2,8|        not being contented with simply the produce, they made chase
16 2,8|          The maneuver consisted simply in surrounding the musmons
17 2,9|  composition of glass, they are simply sand, chalk, and soda, either
18 2,1|         not approve of a voyage simply for curiosity's sake, for
19 2,1|    making the diamond, which is simply pure carbon crystallized." ~"
20 3,1|       vessel." ~"Perhaps she is simply sailing," observed Pencroft. "
21 3,4|       suppose that the 'Speedy' simply foundered like a ship which
22 3,7|   therefore, thought it best to simply bathe the two wounds with
23 3,1|        or others, he would have simply lighted fires all around
24 3,2|       colonists' object was not simply to admire the magnificent
25 3,5|        his companions, and said simply,-~"In an hour the opening
26 3,6|        I," answered the captain simply. ~The engineer and the reporter
27 3,6|       Nautilus," called himself simply Captain Nemo, and disappeared
28 3,7|       asked Pencroft. ~"Life is simply fading out," replied the
29 3,7|   completing the sentence, said simply,-~"Mr. Harding, I wish to
30 3,8|       The crust of the earth is simply the shell of a boiler, and
31 3,9|      Harding, "or rather I will simply afford you the explanation
32 3,0|  approaching the engineer, said simply, "Where should this coffer