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 1 1,3|   almost certain that he could clearly distinguish in the west
 2 1,5|    could not restrain told too clearly that he had lost all hope. ~
 3 1,6|   occupied the bottom was more clearly visible. The hill, covered
 4 1,7|        of a violent storm were clearly visible. ~Herbert entered
 5 1,7|   opaque belt, a luminous line clearly traced the horizon. The
 6 1,0|       the west, a cloudy belt, clearly visible at the horizon,
 7 1,0|   light was sufficient to show clearly the horizontal line, then
 8 1,2|      basalt. ~From thence they clearly saw smoke of a yellowish
 9 1,2|   insufficiency was still more clearly shown when a troop of quadrupeds,
10 1,3|     rays of the moon, was very clearly defined against the sky. ~
11 1,8| through an acoustic tube, came clearly to the ear. ~"That is Top
12 2,0|        island that it could be clearly distinguished. It was the
13 2,1|    than before, for, as may be clearly seen, Lincoln Island was
14 3,3|    killed!" ~Cyrus Harding had clearly represented their situation,
15 3,7|       scaled the palisade, had clearly seen some one of the convicts
16 3,5|     possible! The telegram had clearly said,-~"Come to the corral
17 3,8|        Captain Nemo foresaw it clearly! No, the danger does not
18 3,9|     the engineer. They did not clearly comprehend him. ~"Explain