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 1 1,4|          nature had formed, not a grotto, but a pile of enormous
 2 1,8|           it hastened back to the grotto. ~Happily the wet handkerchief
 3 1,8|          few minutes in the upper grotto, which made a sort of landing-place
 4 1,9|         their disposal the little grotto above the great cavern,
 5 2,4|       This done, they entered the grotto, of which the floor was
 6 2,7|           suffer no damage in the grotto where it was stored, it
 7 3,7|   Nautilus' is imprisoned in this grotto, the entrance of which is
 8 3,8|          gave the name of "Dakkar Grotto," in memory of Captain Nemo.
 9 3,8|           one of the sides of the grotto, in a spot where it could
10 3,8|     companions, on leaving Dakkar Grotto, had taken the road to the
11 3,8|        between the corral and the grotto, and which might at a future
12 3,8|        will pay a visit to Dakkar Grotto. I wish to inspect it. At
13 3,8|            had led them to Dakkar Grotto. In open day the descent
14 3,8| difficulty the entrance to Dakkar Grotto, and paused for a moment
15 3,8|         through the shades of the grotto. ~The "Nautilus" was there
16 3,8|         entering the mouth of the grotto the boat reached the extreme
17 3,8|    reached the entrance of Dakkar Grotto. ~ ~
18 3,9|         the exploration of Dakkar Grotto. ~"This cavern stretches
19 3,9|        long as the wall of Dakkar Grotto itself should endure. It
20 3,9|          feet. The wall of Dakkar Grotto had evidently given way
21 3,0|    Balloon, the basalts of Dakkar Grotto, the long Serpentine Peninsula,