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    "# Lab 3: Open Information Extraction\n",
    "(Due 2019-4-18 12:00)\n",
    "\n",
    "In this lab you will be implementing an *open information extraction* system, almost entirely from scratch. Information extraction takes a body of freeform text and extracts the contained information in a computer interpretable form. The word *open* simply means that the text/facts are arbitrary, so it will work with any input rather than a specific domain (e.g. legal texts).\n",
    "\n",
    "As an example, given the input:\n",
    "\n",
    "> \"Trolls really don't like the sun.\"\n",
    "  \n",
    "\n",
    "you may extract the \"fact\":\n",
    "```\n",
    "('Trolls', 'do not like', 'the sun')\n",
    "```\n",
    "\n",
    "The approach is based on the paper \"*Identifying Relations for Open Information Extraction*\", by Fader, Soderland & Etzioni. Parts have been updated with more recent, or more ML, techniques however (Q3 and Q4 match the paper; Q1 and Q2 don't). You don't have to read the paper as this workbook takes you through the process; this lab is also intended as a tutorial/opportunity to see one way such a system works. Some parts are rule based, as that's still often the case.\n",
    "\n",
    "The steps of the system are as follows:\n",
    "*  Tokenise and split on sentences *(provided)*\n",
    "\n",
    "\n",
    "1. Part of speech tagging - token level\n",
    "2. Part of speech tagging - sentence level\n",
    "3. Named entity resolution\n",
    "4. Relation extraction\n",
    "\n",
    "\n",
    "*  Summarise \"*20,000 leagues under the seas*\" by Jules Verne *(provided)*\n",
    "\n",
    "A simple NLP library, called `ogonek`, is provided. It has some basic functionality that you will require; this is for two reasons:\n",
    "1. This has to run on BUCS computers, and normal NLP libraries do not.\n",
    "2. To keep certain low level functionality consistent, so automarking is easier.\n",
    "\n",
    "Its documentation can be found below in a markdown cell."
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    "## Marking and Submission\n",
    "\n",
    "This lab exercise is marked, and contributes to your final grade. For this lab exercise there are 4 places where you are expected to enter your own code, for 30 marks overall. Every place you have to add code is indicated by\n",
    "\n",
    "`# **************************************************************** n marks`\n",
    "\n",
    "with instructions above the code block.\n",
    "\n",
    "Remember that the amount of work you put in should be proportional to the number of marks! Also remember that if you get stuck you may want to try the next question, even if you have to sacrifice marks by using libraries/the wrong algorithm etc. to handle an earlier question.\n",
    "\n",
    "Please submit your completed workbook using Moodle before **12:00 on the 18th April 2019**. The workbook you submit must be an `.ipynb` file, which is saved into the directory you're running Jupyter; alternatively you can download it from the menu above using `File -> Download As -> Notebook (.ipynb)`. Remember to save your work regularly (Save and checkpoint in the File menu, the icon of a floppy disk, or Ctrl-S); the version you submit should have all code blocks showing the results (if any) of execution below them. We will try to get you feedback within two weeks, though reality and extensions often impinge on that hope."
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    "## Auto marking\n",
    "\n",
    "This lab will be (partially) automarked, though a human will check when a part does not work, to assign partial credit. For this reason please do not change the interfaces that have been provided to you. Do remember that marking code is hard and time consuming; please try and be neat!\n",
    "\n",
    "Do check your entire workbook runs before submission: Click on *Restart & Run All* under the *Kernel* menu, and verify all code cells complete as you expect (this may take some time)."
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    "## Ogonek\n",
    "\n",
    "A tiny NLP library, that contains exactly the functionality I don't want you to implement for this coursework!\n",
    "\n",
    "\n",
    "\n",
    "### Tokenisation and sentence splitting\n",
    "`ogonek.Tokenise()`\n",
    "\n",
    "A class that tokenises some text and splits it into sentences. Construct an instance with `tokens = ogonek.Tokenise('My text')`; it then has the same interface as a list of lists:\n",
    "* `len(tokens)`: Number of extracted sentences (not words)\n",
    "* `tokens[i]`: Sentence i, where i ranges from 0 to one less than `len(tokens)`. A sentence is a list of tokens.\n",
    "\n",
    "\n",
    "\n",
    "### Word vectors\n",
    "`ogonek.Glove()`\n",
    "\n",
    "Constructing a `glove = ogonek.Glove()` object loads a heavily pruned Glove word vectors from the file `baby_glove.zip` into memory, and will then translate tokens into word vectors. Note that it automatically lowercases any token it is handed, so you don't need to. Has the following interface:\n",
    "* `glove.len_vec()` - Returns the length of the word vectors; should be 300.\n",
    "* `len(glove)` - Returns how many word vectors it knows of.\n",
    "* `token in glove` - Returns `True` if it has a word vector for that token, `False` otherwise.\n",
    "* `glove[token]` - Returns the word vector for the given token; raises an error if it does not have one.\n",
    "* `glove.decode(token)` - Returns the word vector for the given token, but if the word vector is unknown returns a vector of zeros instead (silent failure).\n",
    "* `glove.decodes(list of tokens)` - Returns a list of word vectors, one for each token. Has the same silent failure behaviour as `decode`.\n",
    "\n",
    "\n",
    "\n",
    "### Groningen Meaning Bank dataset\n",
    "`ogonek.GMB()`\n",
    "\n",
    "Provides access to the Groningen Meaning Bank dataset, which is supplied in the file `ner_dataset.csv`. Replicated the interface of the tokenisation system as far as it can. Construct with `gmb = ogonek.GMB()` the  use:\n",
    "* `len(gmb)`: Number of sentences (not words) in data set\n",
    "* `gmb[i]`: Sentence i, where i ranges from 0 to one less than `len(gmb)`. A sentence is a list of tokens.\n",
    "* `gmb.pos(i)`: A list of POS tags that match with sentence i. Note that these are the full Penn Treebank tags (not the reduced set used below).\n",
    "* `gmb.ner(i)`: A list of named entities that match with sentence i. Using outside-inside scheme.\n",
    "\n",
    "\n",
    "\n",
    "### Pretty printing\n",
    "\n",
    "`ogonek.aligned_print(*)` takes multiple lists and prints them out, aligning them so that all elements in position 0 of all lists are aligned vertically (extra space added as required), and then elements in position 1 and so on. For showing tags and a sentence with everything aligned. Also does word wrap and colour coding."
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    "%matplotlib inline\n",
    "\n",
    "import time\n",
    "import string\n",
    "import re\n",
    "\n",
    "import numpy\n",
    "import matplotlib.pyplot as plt\n",
    "\n",
    "import ogonek\n"
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    "## Useful variables"
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    "# Dictionary giving descriptions of the reduced pos...\n",
    "rpos_desc = {'C' : 'Coordinating conjunction',\n",
    "             '0' : 'Cardinal number',\n",
    "             'D' : 'Determiner',\n",
    "             'E' : 'Existential there',\n",
    "             'I' : 'Preposition or subordinating conjunction',\n",
    "             'J' : 'Adjective',\n",
    "             'N' : 'Noun',\n",
    "             'P' : 'Predeterminer',\n",
    "             'S' : 'Possessive ending',\n",
    "             'M' : 'Pronoun',\n",
    "             'R' : 'Adverb',\n",
    "             'Z' : 'Particle',\n",
    "             'T' : 'to',\n",
    "             'V' : 'Verb',\n",
    "             'A' : 'Anything else',\n",
    "             '.' : 'All punctuation'}\n",
    "\n",
    "\n",
    "\n",
    "# Reduced list of part of speech tags as a list...\n",
    "num_to_rpos = ['C', '0', 'D', 'E', 'I', 'J', 'N', 'P',\n",
    "               'S', 'M', 'R', 'Z', 'T', 'V', 'A', '.']\n",
    "\n",
    "\n",
    "\n",
    "# Dictionary that maps a reduced part of speech\n",
    "# tag to it's index in the above list; useful for vectors/matrices etc...\n",
    "rpos_to_num = {'C' : 0,\n",
    "               '0' : 1,\n",
    "               'D' : 2,\n",
    "               'E' : 3,\n",
    "               'I' : 4,\n",
    "               'J' : 5,\n",
    "               'N' : 6,\n",
    "               'P' : 7,\n",
    "               'S' : 8,\n",
    "               'M' : 9,\n",
    "               'R' : 10,\n",
    "               'Z' : 11,\n",
    "               'T' : 12,\n",
    "               'V' : 13,\n",
    "               'A' : 14,\n",
    "               '.' : 15}\n",
    "\n",
    "\n",
    "\n",
    "# Dictionary that maps the full part of speech tags to the reduced set...\n",
    "pos_to_rpos = {'CC' : 'C',\n",
    "               'CD' : '0',\n",
    "               'DT' : 'D',\n",
    "               'EX' : 'E',\n",
    "               'FW' : 'A',\n",
    "               'IN' : 'I',\n",
    "               'JJ' : 'J',\n",
    "               'JJR' : 'J',\n",
    "               'JJS' : 'J',\n",
    "               'LS' : 'A',\n",
    "               'MD' : 'A',\n",
    "               'NN' : 'N',\n",
    "               'NNS' : 'N',\n",
    "               'NNP' : 'N',\n",
    "               'NNPS' : 'N',\n",
    "               'PDT' : 'P',\n",
    "               'POS' : 'S',\n",
    "               'PRP' : 'M',\n",
    "               'PRP$' : 'M',\n",
    "               'RB' : 'R',\n",
    "               'RBR' : 'R',\n",
    "               'RBS' : 'R',\n",
    "               'RP' : 'Z',\n",
    "               'SYM' : 'A',\n",
    "               'TO' : 'T',\n",
    "               'UH' : 'A',\n",
    "               'VB' : 'V',\n",
    "               'VBD' : 'V',\n",
    "               'VBG' : 'V',\n",
    "               'VBN' : 'V',\n",
    "               'VBP' : 'V',\n",
    "               'VBZ' : 'V',\n",
    "               'WDT' : 'D',\n",
    "               'WP' : 'M',\n",
    "               'WP$' : 'S',\n",
    "               'WRB' : 'R',\n",
    "               '-' : '.',\n",
    "               'LRB' : '.',\n",
    "               'RRB' : '.',\n",
    "               '``' : '.',\n",
    "               '\"' : '.',\n",
    "               '.' : '.',\n",
    "               ',' : '.',\n",
    "               ';' : '.',\n",
    "               ':' : '.',\n",
    "               '$' : '.'}\n"
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    "## Load book, tokenise and split on sentences\n",
    "The below code reads in the book, chops it down to just the text of the book, and then tokenises it using the provided `ogonek` library."
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      "01. It was the regime of verticality .\n",
      "02. Now then , the tides are not strong in the Pacific , and if you can not unballast the Nautilus , which seems impossible to me , I do not see how it will float off . \"\n",
      "03. Captain Nemo left the cave , and we climbed back up the bank of shellfish in the midst of these clear waters not yet disturbed by divers at work .\n",
      "04. Likewise the pilothouse and the beacon housing were withdrawn into the hull until they lay exactly flush with it .\n",
      "05. Instead of digging all around the Nautilus , which would have entailed even greater difficulties , Captain Nemo had an immense trench outlined on the ice , eight meters from our port quarter .\n",
      "06. We would not go five miles without bumping into a fellow countryman .\n",
      "07. The oars , mast , and sail are in the skiff .\n",
      "08. Under existing conditions some ten men at the most should be enough to operate it . \"\n",
      "09. Nobody appeared on our arrival .\n",
      "10. We gasped .\n"
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    "# Loop file, only keeping lines between indicators...\n",
    "lines = []\n",
    "record = False\n",
    "\n",
    "with open('20,000 Leagues Under the Seas.txt', 'r') as fin:\n",
    "    for line in fin:\n",
    "        if record:\n",
    "            if line.startswith('***END OF THE PROJECT GUTENBERG'):\n",
    "                break\n",
    "      \n",
    "            lines.append(line)\n",
    "    \n",
    "        else:\n",
    "            if line.startswith('***START OF THE PROJECT GUTENBERG'):\n",
    "                record = True\n",
    "\n",
    "text = ''.join(lines)\n",
    "\n",
    "\n",
    "# Tokenise...\n",
    "under_the_seas = ogonek.Tokenise(text)\n",
    "\n",
    "\n",
    "# Print 10 random sentences to check it worked...\n",
    "numpy.random.seed(0)\n",
    "\n",
    "for i in range(10):\n",
    "    toks = numpy.random.choice(under_the_seas)\n",
    "    print('{:02d}. {}'.format(i+1, ' '.join(toks)))\n"
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    "# 1. Part of speech tagging - token level\n",
    "\n",
    "The goal here is to train a classifier that indicates which of the part of speech tags (provided above) each word is. For this initial approach you're going to treat words (tokens) individually, without context. For features the Glove word vectors are going to be used (provided by `ogonek.Glove()`).\n",
    "\n",
    "Instead of training a single classifier a slight modification of a random kitchen sink for each part of speech tag is going to be used. Specifically, a logistic random kitchen sink that indicates the probability that the word should be labelled with the associated tag. This is a *one vs all* classifier - you have a classifier for every tag, run them all on each word, and then select the tag with the highest probability (it's inconsistent - they won't sum to 1!). A logistic random kitchen sink is simply a normal kitchen sink that is pushed through a sigmoid function (in neural network terms, the final layer has a non-linearity),\n",
    "$$\\operatorname{Sig}(z) = \\frac{1}{1 + e^{-z}}$$\n",
    "such that the final binary classifier is\n",
    "$$P(\\textrm{tag}) = \\operatorname{Sig}\\left(\\sum_{k \\in K} \\alpha_k \\phi\\left(\\vec{x} \\cdot \\vec{w}_k\\right)\\right)$$\n",
    "For the cost function you should maximise the log likelihood of the dataset. This will require gradient descent; Nestorov or better, including backtracking line search for step size, to get all marks (it will be very slow otherwise). You can either differentiate yourself, copy the equations from lecture 7 of ML1 (where they were derived), or use tensor flow; your choice! The non-linearity, $\\phi(\\cdot)$ is up to you ($\\sin$ works). Remember to include the original features plus the value `1` when creating the extended feature vector (so it has a bias term). It is suggested to use 300 random features, in addition to the 300 provided by glove and bias term (total of 601), as that keeps the resulting data matrix during training small enough that it completes reasonably quickly.\n",
    "\n",
    "The Groningen Meaning Bank dataset has been provided; it can be accessed via the class `ogonek.GMB`. It includes lots of sentences, each as a list of tokens, plus part of speech tags as a list aligned with the sentence.\n",
    "Source: https://www.kaggle.com/abhinavwalia95/entity-annotated-corpus\n",
    "\n",
    "Advice:\n",
    "* Be careful of the *maximise* - the gradient descent slide deck is talking about minimisation! Just need to flip the correct signs...\n",
    "* Your choice on what to return from `train_tag_model` - tuple of model parameters or an object are both sensible choices.\n",
    "* If not using tensor flow write a function to calculate the cost and another to calculate the gradient, so you don't duplicate that code and can test it.\n",
    "* Pay attention to `split`, i.e. make sure you're training on the test set!\n",
    "* Initialise `alpha` with a very small amount of noise, e.g. Gaussian(0, 1) scaled so the vector length is 1.\n",
    "* Remember to limit iteration counts, e.g. to 256. Detect convergence as no improvement for n iterations, where n is a small number, e.g. 8. These numbers are too low really, but good enough for this exercise, and keep the runtime under 2 minutes per classifier (at least, for my implementation).\n",
    "* A good starting step size for the backtracking line search is 1.0\n",
    "* Be careful when calculating the log likelihood, as it is easy to get too close to zero/one and get NaN/infinity from `log`. You will want to `numpy.clip(p, 1e-3, 1 - 1e-3)` the calculated probabilities, to avoid this.\n",
    "* You have 16 models to train - write efficient code! Vectorisation is definitely needed.\n",
    "* For your own sanity you may want to print progress reports during training, to check it's working.\n",
    "* This is quite a subtle thing to implement - a slight mistake can cause it to utterly fail. Test and print everything if it isn't converging!\n",
    "* My model answer gets 90% correct.\n",
    "* There was a mistake in lecture 3 for the backtracking line search; make sure you have the most recent version!\n",
    "\n",
    "\n",
    "**(16 marks)**\n",
    "* 6 marks for the logistic random kitchen sink implementation.\n",
    "* 3 marks for initialising the step size with a backtracking line search.\n",
    "* 3 marks for implementing a Nesterov, or better, algorithm.\n",
    "* 4 marks for training a classifier for each part of speech, and finishing the `token_pos()` function.\n",
    "* You may use the random kitchen sink code provided in the lecture, though that is not exactly what is being asked for, so will need heavy editing."
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      "GMB sentences = 47959\n",
      "\n",
      "\u001b[0mThe U.S.  space agency is  making final preparations to launch the first \n",
      "\u001b[31mDT  NNP   NN    NN     VBZ VBG    JJ    NNS          TO VB     DT  JJ    \n",
      "\u001b[34mO   B-geo O     O      O   O      O     O            O  O      O   O     \n",
      "\u001b[0m\n",
      "\u001b[0mdirect space probe to the distant planet of Pluto . \n",
      "\u001b[31mJJ     NN    NN    TO DT  JJ      NN     IN NNP   . \n",
      "\u001b[34mO      O     O     O  O   O       O      O  B-geo O \n",
      "\u001b[0m\n",
      "\u001b[0mOn Monday , the freighter Torgelow was hijacked off the eastern coast of \n",
      "\u001b[31mIN NNP    , DT  NN        NNP      VBD VBN      IN  DT  JJ      NN    IN \n",
      "\u001b[34mO  B-tim  O O   O         B-art    O   O        O   O   O       O     O  \n",
      "\u001b[0m\n",
      "\u001b[0mSomalia . \n",
      "\u001b[31mNNP     . \n",
      "\u001b[34mB-geo   O \n",
      "\u001b[0m\n",
      "\u001b[0mChile and Bolivia are associate members . \n",
      "\u001b[31mNNP   CC  NNP     VBP JJ        NNS     . \n",
      "\u001b[34mB-gpe O   B-gpe   O   O         O       O \n",
      "\u001b[0m\n",
      "\u001b[0mVenezuela has freed 11 Colombian soldiers who had been detained after entering \n",
      "\u001b[31mNNP       VBZ VBN   CD JJ        NNS      WP  VBD VBN  VBN      IN    VBG      \n",
      "\u001b[34mB-geo     O   O     O  B-gpe     O        O   O   O    O        O     O        \n",
      "\u001b[0m\n",
      "\u001b[0mVenezuelan territory without authorization . \n",
      "\u001b[31mJJ         NN        IN      NN            . \n",
      "\u001b[34mB-gpe      O         O       O             O \n",
      "\u001b[0m\n",
      "\u001b[0mHowever , the closing figure of 12,012 points was below the record level of \n",
      "\u001b[31mRB      , DT  NN      NN     IN CD     NNS    VBD IN    DT  NN     NN    IN \n",
      "\u001b[34mO       O O   O       O      O  O      O      O   O     O   O      O     O  \n",
      "\u001b[0m\n",
      "\u001b[0m12,049 points reached during trading Wednesday . \n",
      "\u001b[31mCD     NNS    VBN     IN     NN      NNP       . \n",
      "\u001b[34mO      O      O       O      O       B-tim     O \n",
      "\u001b[0m\n"
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    "# Load word vectors; in a seperate cell as this takes a couple seconds...\n",
    "glove = ogonek.Glove()\n",
    "\n",
    "\n",
    "# Groningen Meaning Bank dataset - a set of sentences each tagged\n",
    "# with part of speech and named entity recognitiuon tags...\n",
    "gmb = ogonek.GMB()\n",
    "print('GMB sentences = {}'.format(len(gmb)))\n",
    "print()\n",
    "\n",
    "\n",
    "# Print out 5 random sentences from GMB with POS and NER tags, to illustrate the data...\n",
    "numpy.random.seed(1)\n",
    "for _ in range(5):\n",
    "    i = numpy.random.randint(len(gmb))\n",
    "    ogonek.aligned_print(gmb[i], gmb.pos(i), gmb.ner(i))\n"
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     "text": [
      "Using 14387 sentences for training\n",
      "Training C\n"
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     "output_type": "stream",
     "text": [
      "/usr/local/lib/python3.6/dist-packages/ipykernel_launcher.py:18: RuntimeWarning: overflow encountered in exp\n"
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     "text": [
      "  Selected step size = 0.4096\n",
      "  Iter 0 ll = -69518.9\n"
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      "/usr/local/lib/python3.6/dist-packages/ipykernel_launcher.py:26: RuntimeWarning: overflow encountered in exp\n"
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      "  Iter 50 ll = -10293.5\n",
      "  Iter 100 ll = -5389.73\n",
      "  Iter 150 ll = -3448.28\n",
      "  Iter 200 ll = -2571.77\n",
      "  Iter 250 ll = -2054.81\n",
      "  Finished, best ll = -2012.33\n",
      "  (took 81.6903 seconds)\n",
      "Training 0\n",
      "  Selected step size = 0.512\n",
      "  Iter 0 ll = -66625\n",
      "  Iter 50 ll = -13788.3\n",
      "  Iter 100 ll = -7316.72\n",
      "  Iter 150 ll = -4740.5\n",
      "  Iter 200 ll = -3587.07\n",
      "  Iter 250 ll = -2958.55\n",
      "  Finished, best ll = -2889.49\n",
      "  (took 80.9107 seconds)\n",
      "Training D\n",
      "  Selected step size = 5.84601e-06\n",
      "  Iter 0 ll = -190180\n",
      "  Iter 50 ll = -6995.04\n",
      "  Iter 100 ll = -3613.12\n",
      "  Iter 150 ll = -2815.82\n",
      "  Iter 200 ll = -2492.38\n",
      "  Iter 250 ll = -2308.83\n",
      "  Finished, best ll = -2295.09\n",
      "  (took 89.2599 seconds)\n",
      "Training E\n",
      "  Selected step size = 0.512\n",
      "  Iter 0 ll = -22470.1\n",
      "  Iter 50 ll = -12904.3\n",
      "  Iter 100 ll = -7572.26\n",
      "  Iter 150 ll = -4415.88\n",
      "  Iter 200 ll = -3034.53\n",
      "  Iter 250 ll = -2433.64\n",
      "  Finished, best ll = -2412.92\n",
      "  (took 80.8937 seconds)\n",
      "Training I\n",
      "  Selected step size = 1.91562e-06\n",
      "  Iter 0 ll = -220451\n",
      "  Iter 50 ll = -11297.9\n",
      "  Iter 100 ll = -8240\n",
      "  Iter 150 ll = -7117.08\n",
      "  Iter 200 ll = -6489.62\n",
      "  Iter 250 ll = -6075.88\n",
      "  Finished, best ll = -6041.86\n",
      "  (took 90.2175 seconds)\n",
      "Training J\n",
      "  Selected step size = 1.78406e-05\n",
      "  Iter 0 ll = -178305\n",
      "  Iter 50 ll = -25366.6\n",
      "  Finished, best ll = -25136.2\n",
      "  (took 38.4448 seconds)\n",
      "Training N\n",
      "  Selected step size = 1.5325e-06\n",
      "  Iter 0 ll = -207869\n",
      "  Iter 50 ll = -64190.6\n",
      "  Iter 100 ll = -57615.3\n",
      "  Iter 150 ll = -54841.4\n",
      "  Iter 200 ll = -53310\n",
      "  Iter 250 ll = -52344.4\n",
      "  Finished, best ll = -52267.3\n",
      "  (took 90.6273 seconds)\n",
      "Training P\n",
      "  Selected step size = 0.4096\n",
      "  Iter 0 ll = -21005.9\n",
      "  Iter 50 ll = -11612.7\n",
      "  Iter 100 ll = -6280.7\n",
      "  Iter 150 ll = -3290.08\n",
      "  Iter 200 ll = -2343.85\n",
      "  Iter 250 ll = -1680.8\n",
      "  Finished, best ll = -1673.9\n",
      "  (took 80.8048 seconds)\n",
      "Training S\n",
      "  Selected step size = 0.4096\n",
      "  Iter 0 ll = -43722.2\n",
      "  Iter 50 ll = -10977.3\n",
      "  Iter 100 ll = -5900.83\n",
      "  Iter 150 ll = -3435.12\n",
      "  Iter 200 ll = -2544.15\n",
      "  Iter 250 ll = -1839.66\n",
      "  Finished, best ll = -1798.22\n",
      "  (took 80.9932 seconds)\n",
      "Training M\n",
      "  Selected step size = 0.4096\n",
      "  Iter 0 ll = -70983.2\n",
      "  Finished, best ll = -38673.4\n",
      "  (took 22.3497 seconds)\n",
      "Training R\n",
      "  Selected step size = 0.32768\n",
      "  Iter 0 ll = -70541.1\n",
      "  Finished, best ll = -51844.6\n",
      "  (took 22.8393 seconds)\n",
      "Training Z\n",
      "  Selected step size = 0.512\n",
      "  Iter 0 ll = -25522.9\n",
      "  Iter 50 ll = -13104.6\n",
      "  Iter 100 ll = -6446.46\n",
      "  Iter 150 ll = -4982.23\n",
      "  Iter 200 ll = -3925.5\n",
      "  Iter 250 ll = -3890.96\n",
      "  Finished, best ll = -3504.19\n",
      "  (took 80.8303 seconds)\n",
      "Training T\n",
      "  Selected step size = 0.32768\n",
      "  Iter 0 ll = -69284.1\n",
      "  Iter 50 ll = -10169.2\n",
      "  Iter 100 ll = -5769.6\n",
      "  Iter 150 ll = -3697.58\n",
      "  Iter 200 ll = -2778.98\n",
      "  Finished, best ll = -2744.44\n",
      "  (took 67.2403 seconds)\n",
      "Training V\n",
      "  Selected step size = 1.91562e-06\n",
      "  Iter 0 ll = -191115\n",
      "  Iter 50 ll = -47165.3\n",
      "  Iter 100 ll = -43360.1\n",
      "  Iter 150 ll = -41645\n",
      "  Iter 200 ll = -40645.6\n",
      "  Iter 250 ll = -39993.7\n",
      "  Finished, best ll = -39940.7\n",
      "  (took 90.6648 seconds)\n",
      "Training A\n",
      "  Selected step size = 0.4096\n",
      "  Iter 0 ll = -34867.8\n",
      "  Iter 50 ll = -10383.3\n",
      "  Iter 100 ll = -4871.72\n",
      "  Iter 150 ll = -3345.33\n",
      "  Iter 200 ll = -2254.06\n",
      "  Iter 250 ll = -1846.57\n",
      "  Finished, best ll = -1832.75\n",
      "  (took 80.7422 seconds)\n",
      "Training .\n",
      "  Selected step size = 0.134218\n",
      "  Iter 0 ll = -199345\n",
      "  Iter 50 ll = -11681.8\n",
      "  Iter 100 ll = -7019.72\n",
      "  Iter 150 ll = -4761.22\n",
      "  Iter 200 ll = -3980.75\n",
      "  Iter 250 ll = -3082.87\n",
      "  Finished, best ll = -3062.15\n",
      "  (took 81.8339 seconds)\n"
     ]
    }
   ],
   "source": [
    "# A test/train split - train with [0:split], test with [split:len(gmb)]\n",
    "split = int(len(gmb) * 0.3) # Have a lot of data, and don't want you waiting around too long to train!\n",
    "print('Using {} sentences for training'.format(split))\n",
    "\n",
    "\n",
    "\n",
    "# **************************************************************** 16 marks\n",
    "class LRKS:\n",
    "    def __init__(self, x, y, K = 300, max_iter = 256):\n",
    "        # Extend x with K new features...\n",
    "        w = numpy.random.standard_normal((K, x.shape[1]))\n",
    "        nf = numpy.sin(numpy.einsum('ef,gf->eg', x, w))\n",
    "        ex = numpy.concatenate((numpy.ones((x.shape[0],1)), x, nf), axis=1)\n",
    "        \n",
    "        # Define error (log liklihood)...\n",
    "        def ll(alpha):\n",
    "            z = ex.dot(alpha)\n",
    "            p = numpy.clip(1 / (1 + numpy.exp(-z)), 1e-3, 1-1e-3)\n",
    "            \n",
    "            return numpy.log(y*p + (1-y)*(1-p)).sum()\n",
    "            #return (y * numpy.log(p) + (1-y) * numpy.log(1-p)).sum()\n",
    "            \n",
    "        # Define gradient...\n",
    "        def grad(alpha):\n",
    "            z = ex.dot(alpha)\n",
    "            delta = y - 1 / (1 + numpy.exp(-z))\n",
    "            return numpy.einsum('e,ef->f', delta, ex)\n",
    "        \n",
    "        # Backtracking line search to find step size (eta)...\n",
    "        alpha = numpy.random.standard_normal(ex.shape[1])\n",
    "        alpha /= numpy.sqrt(numpy.square(alpha).sum())\n",
    "        \n",
    "        g = grad(alpha)\n",
    "        \n",
    "        eta = 1.0\n",
    "        while True:\n",
    "            guess = ll(alpha) + 0.5 * eta * numpy.sqrt(numpy.square(g).sum())\n",
    "            actual = ll(alpha + eta * g)\n",
    "            if actual > guess:\n",
    "                break\n",
    "            \n",
    "            eta *= 0.8\n",
    "        print('  Selected step size = {:g}'.format(eta))\n",
    "        \n",
    "        # Nesterov gradient ascent...\n",
    "        prev_step = numpy.zeros(alpha.shape[0])\n",
    "        \n",
    "        best = ll(alpha)\n",
    "        best_i = 0\n",
    "        \n",
    "        for i in range(max_iter):\n",
    "            step = 0.8 * prev_step + eta * grad(alpha + 0.8*prev_step)\n",
    "            alpha += step\n",
    "            prev_step = step\n",
    "            \n",
    "            b = ll(alpha)\n",
    "            \n",
    "            if i%50==0:\n",
    "                print('  Iter {} ll = {:g}'.format(i, b))\n",
    "            \n",
    "            if b > best:\n",
    "                best = b\n",
    "                best_i = i\n",
    "            \n",
    "            if best_i+8<i:\n",
    "                break\n",
    "        \n",
    "        print('  Finished, best ll = {:g}'.format(best))\n",
    "        \n",
    "        # Record answer...\n",
    "        self._w = w\n",
    "        self._alpha = alpha\n",
    "\n",
    "\n",
    "    def __call__(self, x):\n",
    "        nf = numpy.sin(numpy.einsum('ef,gf->eg', x, self._w))\n",
    "        ex = numpy.concatenate((numpy.ones((x.shape[0],1)), x, nf), axis=1)\n",
    "        \n",
    "        z = ex.dot(self._alpha)\n",
    "        return 1 / (1 + numpy.exp(-z))\n",
    "\n",
    "\n",
    "\n",
    "def train_tag_model(tag):\n",
    "    start = time.time()\n",
    "    \n",
    "    # **************************************************************** some of the above marks\n",
    "    \n",
    "    # Count number of tokens...\n",
    "    count = sum(len(gmb[i]) for i in range(split))\n",
    "    \n",
    "    # Create matrices...\n",
    "    x = numpy.empty((count, glove.len_vec()))\n",
    "    y = numpy.zeros(count)\n",
    "    \n",
    "    # Loop sentences and word vector them...\n",
    "    offset = 0\n",
    "    for i in range(split):\n",
    "        for t, p in zip(gmb[i], gmb.pos(i)):\n",
    "            if t in glove:\n",
    "                x[offset,:] = glove.decode(t)\n",
    "                if pos_to_rpos[p]==tag:\n",
    "                    y[offset] = 1\n",
    "\n",
    "                offset += 1\n",
    "    \n",
    "    x = x[:offset, :]\n",
    "    y = y[:offset]\n",
    "    \n",
    "    # Train and return model...\n",
    "    ret = LRKS(x, y)\n",
    "    end = time.time()\n",
    "    print('  (took {:g} seconds)'.format(end-start))\n",
    "    return ret\n",
    "\n",
    "\n",
    "\n",
    "# Code to train a model for each reduced POS tag...\n",
    "rpos_model = {}\n",
    "for tag in rpos_desc:\n",
    "    print('Training {}'.format(tag))\n",
    "    rpos_model[tag] = train_tag_model(tag)\n"
   ]
  },
  {
   "cell_type": "code",
   "execution_count": 6,
   "metadata": {},
   "outputs": [
    {
     "name": "stderr",
     "output_type": "stream",
     "text": [
      "/usr/local/lib/python3.6/dist-packages/ipykernel_launcher.py:80: RuntimeWarning: overflow encountered in exp\n"
     ]
    },
    {
     "name": "stdout",
     "output_type": "stream",
     "text": [
      " 99%\n",
      "Percentage correct = 90.8%\n",
      "  (took 560.516 seconds)\n"
     ]
    }
   ],
   "source": [
    "# You will want to train the models above, then fill in the below function to estimate POS tags...\n",
    "def token_pos(sentence):\n",
    "    \"\"\"Given a sentence, as a list of tokens, this should return part of\n",
    "    speech tags, as a list of strings (the codes in the rpos_desc dictionary).\n",
    "    Basically calls the models for each tag and selects the tag with the\n",
    "    highest probability.\"\"\"\n",
    "    \n",
    "    # **************************************************************** some of the above marks\n",
    "    \n",
    "    # To word vector...\n",
    "    x = numpy.array(glove.decodes(sentence))\n",
    "    \n",
    "    ret = ['A'] * len(sentence)\n",
    "    ret_prob = [0.0] * len(sentence)\n",
    "    \n",
    "    for tag, model in rpos_model.items():\n",
    "        prob = model(x)\n",
    "        for i in range(len(sentence)):\n",
    "            if prob[i] > ret_prob[i]:\n",
    "                ret[i] = tag\n",
    "                ret_prob[i] = prob[i]\n",
    "    \n",
    "    return ret\n",
    "    #return ['N'] * len(sentence) # Replace me\n",
    "\n",
    "\n",
    "\n",
    "# Code to test the performance of your POS tagger...\n",
    "correct = 0\n",
    "tested = 0\n",
    "pershown = 0\n",
    "stop_percent = 100 # If you want faster feedback you can reduce this\n",
    "\n",
    "start = time.time()\n",
    "for i in range(split, len(gmb)):\n",
    "    percent = int(100 * (i - split) / (len(gmb) - split))\n",
    "    if percent>pershown:\n",
    "        pershown = percent\n",
    "        print('\\r{: 3d}%'.format(percent), end='')\n",
    "    \n",
    "    if percent>=stop_percent:\n",
    "        break\n",
    "    \n",
    "    guess = token_pos(gmb[i])\n",
    "    truth = gmb.pos(i)\n",
    "    \n",
    "    for g,t in zip(guess, truth):\n",
    "        if g==pos_to_rpos[t]:\n",
    "            correct += 1\n",
    "        tested += 1\n",
    "end = time.time()\n",
    "\n",
    "print()\n",
    "print('Percentage correct = {:.1f}%'.format(100 * correct / tested))\n",
    "print('  (took {:g} seconds)'.format(end - start))\n"
   ]
  },
  {
   "cell_type": "markdown",
   "metadata": {},
   "source": [
    "# 2. Part of speech tagging - sentence level\n",
    "\n",
    "While the previous step works very well you need POS tags to be super accurate, as everything else depends on them. You will now introduce context/ This is done by calculating transition probabilities between tags and solving a Markov random chain using the forward-backwards algorithm (or just forward if you keep links; it's dynamic programming) to find the maximum a posteriori (MAP) POS tag assignment for the entire sentence. The adjacency matrix should contain $\\log P(\\textrm{second pos tag} | \\textrm{first pos tag})$.\n",
    "\n",
    "Advice:\n",
    "* Work in log space, to avoid underflow. Remember to `clip` the model probabilities to avoid `log(0)`.\n",
    "* Include a prior for the adjacency probabilities. Some combinations have a probability of zero, which will end badly when you take the log otherwise.\n",
    "* You need to use the probabilities from the logistic random kitchen sinks models. Remember to normalise them so they sum to 1 before taking the `log`.\n",
    "* The performance boost from this is relatively slight: Only 1.5% for the model answer. But going from 90% to 92% remains a substantial boost (it gets harder the closer you get to 100%! With tweaks, primarily training for longer with more data and random features, this approach (Q1 and Q2) can hit 99%).\n",
    "\n",
    "**(8 marks)**\n",
    "* 2 for adjacency probabilities\n",
    "* 6 marks for algorithm"
   ]
  },
  {
   "cell_type": "code",
   "execution_count": 7,
   "metadata": {},
   "outputs": [],
   "source": [
    "# **************************************************************** 8 marks\n",
    "\n",
    "# Calculate adjacency probabilities...\n",
    "adj_prob = numpy.ones((len(rpos_to_num), len(rpos_to_num))) # [first, second]\n",
    "\n",
    "for i in range(split):\n",
    "    p = gmb.pos(i)\n",
    "    \n",
    "    for j in range(len(p)-1):\n",
    "        first = rpos_to_num[pos_to_rpos[p[j]]]\n",
    "        second = rpos_to_num[pos_to_rpos[p[j+1]]]\n",
    "        \n",
    "        adj_prob[first, second] += 1\n",
    "\n",
    "adj_prob /= adj_prob.sum(axis=1)[:,None]\n",
    "log_adj_prob = numpy.log(adj_prob)\n",
    "\n",
    "\n",
    "\n",
    "def sentence_pos(sentence):\n",
    "    \"\"\"Given a sentence, as a list of tokens, this should return part of\n",
    "    speech tags, as a list of strings (the codes in the rpos_desc dictionary).\n",
    "    A more advanced version of token_pos that uses neighbours as well.\"\"\"\n",
    "    \n",
    "    # **************************************************************** some of the above marks\n",
    "    \n",
    "    # Declare state...\n",
    "    log_prob = numpy.zeros((len(sentence), len(rpos_to_num))) # Indexed [token, pos tag index]\n",
    "    \n",
    "    # Fill it in with the model outputs...\n",
    "    for i, tok in enumerate(sentence):\n",
    "        wv = glove.decode(tok)\n",
    "        \n",
    "        for j, t in enumerate(num_to_rpos):\n",
    "            model = rpos_model[t]\n",
    "            log_prob[i, j] = model(wv[None,:])[0]\n",
    "        \n",
    "    log_prob /= log_prob.sum(axis=1)[:,None]\n",
    "    log_prob[log_prob<1e-3] = 1e-3\n",
    "    log_prob = numpy.log(log_prob)\n",
    "    \n",
    "    # Forwards pass...\n",
    "    forwards = numpy.zeros(log_prob.shape)\n",
    "    \n",
    "    for i in range(len(sentence)-1):\n",
    "        merge = forwards[i,:,None] + log_prob[i,:,None] + log_adj_prob\n",
    "        forwards[i+1,:] = merge.max(axis=0)\n",
    "    \n",
    "    # Backwards pass...\n",
    "    backwards = numpy.zeros(log_prob.shape)\n",
    "    \n",
    "    for i in range(len(sentence)-1, 0, -1):\n",
    "        merge = backwards[None,i,:] + log_prob[None,i,:] + log_adj_prob\n",
    "        forwards[i-1,:] = merge.max(axis=1)\n",
    "    \n",
    "    # Combine then argmax to select the outputs...\n",
    "    log_prob += forwards\n",
    "    log_prob += backwards\n",
    "\n",
    "    return [num_to_rpos[i] for i in numpy.argmax(log_prob, axis=1)]\n",
    "    #return ['N'] * len(sentence) # Replace me\n"
   ]
  },
  {
   "cell_type": "code",
   "execution_count": 8,
   "metadata": {},
   "outputs": [
    {
     "name": "stderr",
     "output_type": "stream",
     "text": [
      "/usr/local/lib/python3.6/dist-packages/ipykernel_launcher.py:80: RuntimeWarning: overflow encountered in exp\n"
     ]
    },
    {
     "name": "stdout",
     "output_type": "stream",
     "text": [
      " 99%\n",
      "Percentage correct = 92.2%\n",
      "  (took 935.865 seconds)\n"
     ]
    }
   ],
   "source": [
    "# Code to test the performance of your improved POS tagger...\n",
    "correct = 0\n",
    "tested = 0\n",
    "pershown = 0\n",
    "stop_percent = 100 # If you want faster feedback you can reduce this\n",
    "\n",
    "start = time.time()\n",
    "for i in range(split, len(gmb)):\n",
    "    percent = int(100 * (i - split) / (len(gmb) - split))\n",
    "    if percent>pershown:\n",
    "        pershown = percent\n",
    "        print('\\r{: 3d}%'.format(percent), end='')\n",
    "    \n",
    "    if percent>=stop_percent:\n",
    "        break\n",
    "    \n",
    "    guess = sentence_pos(gmb[i])\n",
    "    truth = gmb.pos(i)\n",
    "    \n",
    "    for g,t in zip(guess, truth):\n",
    "        if g==pos_to_rpos[t]:\n",
    "            correct += 1\n",
    "        tested += 1\n",
    "end = time.time()\n",
    "\n",
    "print()\n",
    "print('Percentage correct = {:.1f}%'.format(100 * correct / tested))\n",
    "print('  (took {:g} seconds)'.format(end - start))\n"
   ]
  },
  {
   "cell_type": "markdown",
   "metadata": {},
   "source": [
    "# 3. Named entity recognition\n",
    "\n",
    "The next step is to identify names, that is the entities that \"facts\" may apply to. While training a further classifier does work (same as above, inc. dynamic programming) there would be little point in repeating the exercise. Instead, a simple rule based approach using *regular expressions* is going to be used.\n",
    "\n",
    "You will probably want to look at the Python 3 documentation:\n",
    "https://docs.python.org/3/library/re.html\n",
    "There is also the how to, a tutorial:\n",
    "https://docs.python.org/3/howto/regex.html\n",
    "\n",
    "\n",
    "Given part of speech tagging a name can be defined as:\n",
    "* An optional *determiner*, e.g. *the* (1 or none)\n",
    "* An arbitrary number of *adjectives* (could be none)\n",
    "* A single *noun*\n",
    "\n",
    "Convert this into a regular expression and finish the function `sentence_ner()` below.\n",
    "\n",
    "Advice:\n",
    "* `''.join(pos)` prepares the list of part of speech tags for applying a regular expression.\n",
    "* Check out the `re.finditer` function as it makes it very easy!\n",
    "* Fun fact: The above ML approach gets 95% accuracy on this task, 97% if you include a feature indicating if the word is uppercased, when this rule gets only 63% accuracy. However, the GMB data set is mostly news headlines, which doesn't translate well to other kinds of text. They also fail for different reasons: ML tries to balance the objectives, while this rule tends to think more things are names than really are. That works better for information extraction (sometimes raw accuracy is not a good indicator of how well a system will work!).\n",
    "\n",
    "**(2 marks)**"
   ]
  },
  {
   "cell_type": "code",
   "execution_count": 9,
   "metadata": {},
   "outputs": [],
   "source": [
    "def sentence_ner(sentence, pos):\n",
    "    \"\"\"Given a sentence as a list of tokens and it's part of speech tags\n",
    "    this returns a list of the same length with True wherever it thinks\n",
    "    there is a name.\"\"\"\n",
    "    \n",
    "    ret = [False] * len(sentence)\n",
    "    \n",
    "    # **************************************************************** 2 marks\n",
    "\n",
    "    for match in re.finditer(r'D?J*N', ''.join(pos)):\n",
    "        for i in range(match.start(), match.end()):\n",
    "            ret[i] = True\n",
    "    \n",
    "    return ret\n"
   ]
  },
  {
   "cell_type": "code",
   "execution_count": 10,
   "metadata": {},
   "outputs": [
    {
     "name": "stdout",
     "output_type": "stream",
     "text": [
      " 99%\n",
      "Percentage correct = 63.4%\n",
      "  (took 0.639132 seconds)\n"
     ]
    }
   ],
   "source": [
    "# Code to test the performance of the NER tagger...\n",
    "correct = 0\n",
    "tested = 0\n",
    "pershown = 0\n",
    "stop_percent = 100 # If you want faster feedback you can reduce this\n",
    "\n",
    "start = time.time()\n",
    "for i in range(split, len(gmb)):\n",
    "    percent = int(100 * (i - split) / (len(gmb) - split))\n",
    "    if percent>pershown:\n",
    "        pershown = percent\n",
    "        print('\\r{: 3d}%'.format(percent), end='')\n",
    "    \n",
    "    if percent>=stop_percent:\n",
    "        break\n",
    "    \n",
    "    guess = sentence_ner(gmb[i], [pos_to_rpos[p] for p in gmb.pos(i)])\n",
    "    truth = [ner!='O' for ner in gmb.ner(i)]\n",
    "    \n",
    "    for g,t in zip(guess, truth):\n",
    "        if g==t:\n",
    "            correct += 1\n",
    "        tested += 1\n",
    "end = time.time()\n",
    "\n",
    "print()\n",
    "print('Percentage correct = {:.1f}%'.format(100 * correct / tested))\n",
    "print('  (took {:g} seconds)'.format(end - start))\n"
   ]
  },
  {
   "cell_type": "markdown",
   "metadata": {},
   "source": [
    "# 4. Relation extraction\n",
    "\n",
    "This is where the paper \"*Identifying Relations for Open Information Extraction*\" comes in, specifically one of its novel contributions. It extracts relations using this procedure:\n",
    "1. Find relation text by matching a human-designed pattern to the POS tags\n",
    "2. Identify the named entities to the left and right of the relation text.\n",
    "3. Generate the relation tuple (left named entity, relation text, right named entity)\n",
    "\n",
    "(all previous approaches found names then relations - turns out it works much better the other way around)\n",
    "\n",
    "Relation text is identified as:\n",
    "`(Ve (Wo* Pa)?)+`\n",
    "where\n",
    "* `Ve = Verb Particle? Adverb?`\n",
    "* `Wo = Noun | Adjective | Adverb | Pronoun | Determiner`\n",
    "* `Pa = Preposition or subordinating conjunction | Particle`\n",
    "* `| =` or, so either of the options\n",
    "* `? =` optional\n",
    "* `+ =` at least one, but can be many\n",
    "* `* =` an arbitrary number of repetitions, including the option for none.\n",
    "\n",
    "You will need to convert the above rules into a regular expression - this one is harder than the above! You can then run it on a sentence, and for each match identify the named entity to the left and right and create a relation from that.\n",
    "\n",
    "Advice:\n",
    "* Most sentences will only generate one relation, but some will generate more.\n",
    "* Remember that a named entity might be more than one token in length.\n",
    "\n",
    "**(4 marks)**"
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    "def extract(sentence):\n",
    "    \"\"\"Given a sentence, as a list of tokens, this returns a list of all relations\n",
    "    extracted from the sentence. Each relation is a tuple with three entries:\n",
    "    (named entity one, relation, named entity two)\"\"\"\n",
    "    pos = sentence_pos(sentence)\n",
    "    ner = sentence_ner(sentence, pos)\n",
    "    ret = []\n",
    "    \n",
    "    # **************************************************************** 4 marks\n",
    "    \n",
    "    pattern = r'(VZ?R?([NJRMD]*[IZ])?)+'\n",
    "    \n",
    "    for match in re.finditer(pattern, ''.join(pos)):\n",
    "        # Find and expand the left name...\n",
    "        left = []\n",
    "        for i in range(match.start()-1, -1, -1):\n",
    "            if ner[i]==True:\n",
    "                left = [sentence[i]] + left\n",
    "                \n",
    "            if ner[i]==False and len(left)>0:\n",
    "                break\n",
    "        if len(left)==0:\n",
    "            continue\n",
    "\n",
    "        # Find and expand the right name...\n",
    "        right = []\n",
    "        for i in range(match.end(), len(pos)):\n",
    "            if ner[i]==True:\n",
    "                right.append(sentence[i])\n",
    "                \n",
    "            if ner[i]==False and len(right)>0:\n",
    "                break\n",
    "        if len(right)==0:\n",
    "            continue\n",
    "            \n",
    "        # Generate the relation...\n",
    "        rel = (' '.join(left), ' '.join(sentence[match.start():match.end()]), ' '.join(right))\n",
    "        ret.append(rel)\n",
    "\n",
    "    return ret\n"
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      "London is full of pigeons.\n",
      "  London -- is full of -- pigeons\n",
      "\n",
      "In 1781 William Herschel discovered Uranus\n",
      "  Herschel -- discovered -- Uranus\n",
      "\n",
      "Trolls really don't like the sun.\n",
      "  Trolls -- do not like -- the sun\n",
      "\n",
      "Giant owls would enjoy eatting people.\n",
      "  Giant owls -- enjoy -- eatting people\n",
      "\n",
      "Dragons collect gold, but they don't make microprocessors.\n",
      "  Dragons -- collect -- gold\n",
      "  gold -- do not make -- microprocessors\n",
      "\n"
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    "# Small test of the above...\n",
    "tests = ['London is full of pigeons.',\n",
    "         'In 1781 William Herschel discovered Uranus', # 1\n",
    "         \"Trolls really don't like the sun.\",\n",
    "         'Giant owls would enjoy eatting people.',\n",
    "         \"Dragons collect gold, but they don't make microprocessors.\"] # 2\n",
    "\n",
    "# 1. Seems to miss William - misclassified it, at least with the model answer.\n",
    "# 2. Should extract two facts, first sensible, second absurd.\n",
    "\n",
    "for sentence in tests:\n",
    "    print(sentence)\n",
    "    tokens = ogonek.Tokenise(sentence)\n",
    "    \n",
    "    rels = extract(tokens[0])\n",
    "    for rel in rels:\n",
    "        print('  ' + ' -- '.join(rel))\n",
    "    print()\n",
    "    "
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    "## 20000 relations under the seas\n",
    "\n",
    "While the above may have tested each step of the system, the below code runs it on the book \"*20,000 leagues under the seas*\" by Jules Verne (widely considered to be the first science fiction book, and full of fairly dubious claims about what goes on underwater). It's no fun to build a system without running it properly! The above does however miss out several important steps (using ML to filter out bad extractions, simplifying relation text, deleting relations that don't appear often enough in a large corpus etc.) so the below is going to make more mistakes than successes. It's actually kinda funny how terrible it is, but it would unfortunately take too much time to polish.\n",
    "\n",
    "It's also an excuse for a terrible play on words. Sorry."
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      "Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Seas An Underwater Tour of the World JULES VERNE Translated from the Original French by F. P. Walter Copyright ( C ) 1999 , Frederick Paul Walter .\n",
      "  Leagues -- Seas An Underwater Tour of -- the World JULES VERNE\n",
      "  the World JULES VERNE -- Translated from -- F. P. Walter Copyright\n",
      "\n",
      "A complete , unabridged translation of Vingt mille lieues sous les mers by Jules Verne , based on the original French texts published in Paris by J. Hetzel et Cie. over the period 1869 - 71. The paintings of Illinois watercolorist Milo Winter ( 1888 - 1956 ) first appeared in a 1922 juvenile edition published by Rand McNally and Company .\n",
      "  the original French texts -- published in -- Paris\n",
      "  the period 1869 -- 71. The paintings of -- Illinois watercolorist Milo Winter\n",
      "  1956 -- appeared in -- juvenile edition\n",
      "  juvenile edition -- published by -- Rand McNally\n",
      "\n"
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      "VERNE'S TITLE The French title of this novel is Vingt mille lieues sous les mers .\n",
      "  this novel -- is -- Vingt mille lieues sous\n",
      "\n",
      "This is accurately translated as Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the SEAS - rather than the SEA , as with many English editions .\n",
      "  accurately -- translated as -- Leagues\n",
      "  the SEAS - -- rather than -- the SEA\n",
      "\n",
      "Vern 's novel features a tour of the major oceans , and the term Leagues in its title is used as a measure not of depth but distance .\n",
      "  Vern -- features a tour of -- the major oceans\n",
      "  the term Leagues -- is used as -- a measure\n",
      "\n",
      "Contents Introduction Units of Measure FIRST PART 1. A Runaway Reef 2. The Pros and Cons 3. As Master Wishes 4. Ned Land 5. At Random !\n",
      "  Units -- Measure -- FIRST PART\n",
      "  FIRST PART -- 1. -- A Runaway\n",
      "  A Runaway -- 2. -- The Pros\n",
      "\n",
      "6. At Full Steam 7. A Whale of Unknown Species 8. \" Mobilis in Mobili \" 9. The Tantrums of Ned Land 10. The Man of the Waters 11. The Nautilus 12. Everything through Electricity 13. Some Figures 14. The Black Current 15. An Invitation in Writing 16. Strolling the Plains 17. An Underwater Forest 18. Four Thousand Leagues Under the Pacific 19. Vanikoro 20. The Torres Strait 21. Some Days Ashore 22. The Lightning Bolts of Captain Nemo 23. \" Aegri Somnia \" 24. The Coral Realm SECOND PART 1. The Indian Ocean 2. A New Proposition from Captain Nemo 3. A Pearl Worth Ten Million 4. The Red Sea 5. Arabian Tunnel 6. The Greek Islands 7. The Mediterranean in Forty - Eight Hours 8. The Bay of Vigo 9. A Lost Continent 10. The Underwater Coalfields 11. The Sargasso Sea 12. Sperm Whales and Baleen Whales 13. The Ice Bank 14. The South Pole 15. Accident or Incident ?\n",
      "  Full Steam -- 7. A Whale of -- Unknown Species 8.\n",
      "  Mobili -- 9. The Tantrums of -- Ned Land\n",
      "  Ned Land -- 10. The Man of -- The Nautilus 12.\n",
      "  The Man -- 11. -- The Nautilus 12.\n",
      "  The Nautilus 12. -- Everything through -- Electricity\n",
      "  Electricity -- 13. -- Some Figures\n",
      "  Some Figures -- 14. -- An Invitation\n",
      "  Some Figures -- 15. An Invitation in Writing 16. Strolling -- the Plains\n",
      "  the Plains -- 17. -- An Underwater Forest 18.\n",
      "  the Pacific 19. Vanikoro -- 20. -- Strait\n",
      "  Strait -- 21. -- Some Days Ashore\n",
      "  Some Days Ashore -- 22. The Lightning Bolts of Captain -- Nemo 23.\n",
      "  Aegri Somnia -- 24. -- The Coral\n",
      "  The Coral -- Realm -- SECOND PART\n",
      "  SECOND PART -- 1. -- The Indian Ocean\n",
      "  The Indian Ocean -- 2. A New Proposition from Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "  Nemo -- 3. -- A Pearl Worth\n",
      "  A Pearl Worth -- 4. -- The Red Sea 5. Arabian Tunnel\n",
      "  The Red Sea 5. Arabian Tunnel -- 6. -- The Greek Islands\n",
      "  The Greek Islands -- 7. The Mediterranean in -- Forty\n",
      "  Hours -- 8. The Bay of -- Vigo\n",
      "  Vigo -- 9. -- Continent\n",
      "  Vigo -- Lost -- Continent\n",
      "  Continent -- 10. -- The Underwater Coalfields\n",
      "  The Underwater Coalfields -- 11. -- The Sargasso Sea 12. Sperm Whales\n",
      "  Baleen Whales -- 13. -- The Ice Bank\n",
      "  The Ice Bank -- 14. -- The South Pole 15. Accident\n",
      "\n",
      "16. Shortage of Air 17. From Cape Horn to the Amazon 18. The Devilfish 19. The Gulf Stream 20. In Latitude 47° 24 ' and Longitude 17° 28 ' 21. A Mass Execution 22. The Last Words of Captain Nemo 23. Conclusion Introduction \" The deepest parts of the ocean are totally unknown to us , \" admits Professor Aronnax early in this novel .\n",
      "  the Amazon -- 18. -- The Devilfish\n",
      "  The Devilfish -- 19. The Gulf Stream 20. In -- Latitude 47°\n",
      "  Longitude 17° -- 21. -- A Mass Execution\n",
      "  A Mass Execution -- 22. The Last Words of Captain -- Nemo 23. Conclusion Introduction\n",
      "  the ocean -- are totally -- us\n",
      "\n",
      "What creatures inhabit , or could inhabit , those regions twelve or fifteen miles beneath the surface of the water ?\n",
      "  miles -- surface of -- the water ?\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Jules Verne ( 1828 - 1905 ) published the French equivalents of these words in 1869 , and little has changed since .\n",
      "  Jules Verne -- published the French equivalents of -- these words\n",
      "  1869 -- has changed -- since\n",
      "\n",
      "126 years later , a Time cover story on deep - sea exploration made much the same admission :\n",
      "  sea exploration -- made much -- the same admission :\n",
      "\n",
      "\" We know more about Mars than we know about the oceans . \"\n",
      "  We -- know more about -- Mars\n",
      "\n",
      "This reality begins to explain the dark power and otherworldly fascination of Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Seas .\n",
      "  This reality begins -- explain -- the dark power\n",
      "\n",
      "Born in the French river town of Nantes , Verne had a lifelong passion for the sea .\n",
      "  Verne -- had -- a lifelong\n",
      "  a lifelong -- passion for -- the sea\n",
      "\n",
      "First as a Paris stockbroker , later as a celebrated author and yachtsman , he went on frequent voyages - to Britain , America , the Mediterranean .\n",
      "  a Paris stockbroker -- later as -- author\n",
      "  a Paris stockbroker -- celebrated -- author\n",
      "  yachtsman -- went on -- frequent voyages -\n",
      "\n",
      "But the specific stimulus for this novel was an 1865 fan letter from a fellow writer , Madame George Sand .\n",
      "  this novel -- was -- fan letter\n",
      "\n",
      "She praised Vern 's two early novels Five Weeks in a Balloon ( 1863 ) and Journey to the Center of the Earth ( 1864 ) , then added :\n",
      "  ) -- then added -- :\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Soon I hope you will take us into the ocean depths , your characters traveling in diving equipment perfected by your science and your imagination . \"\n",
      "  hope -- you -- us\n",
      "  hope -- take us into -- the ocean depths\n",
      "\n",
      "Thus inspired , Verne created one of literatur 's great rebels , a freedom fighter who plunged beneath the waves to wage a unique form of guerilla warfare .\n",
      "  Verne -- created -- literatur\n",
      "  a freedom fighter -- plunged beneath -- the waves\n",
      "\n",
      "Initially , Vern 's narrative was influenced by the 1863 uprising of Poland against Tsarist Russia .\n",
      "  narrative -- was influenced by -- uprising\n",
      "\n",
      "The Poles were quashed with a violence that appalled not only Verne but all Europe .\n",
      "  The Poles -- were quashed with -- a violence\n",
      "\n",
      "As originally conceived , Vern 's Captain Nemo was a Polish nobleman whose entire family had been slaughtered by Russian troops .\n",
      "  Vern -- Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "  Nemo -- was a Polish nobleman whose entire -- family\n",
      "  family -- had been slaughtered by -- Russian troops\n",
      "\n",
      "Nemo builds a fabulous futuristic submarine , the Nautilus , then conducts an underwater campaign of vengeance against his imperialist oppressor .\n",
      "  Nemo -- builds -- a fabulous futuristic submarine\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- then conducts an underwater campaign of vengeance against -- imperialist oppressor\n",
      "\n",
      "But in the 1860s France had to treat the Tsar as an ally , and Vern 's publisher Pierre Hetzel pronounced the book unprintable .\n",
      "  France -- had -- the Tsar\n",
      "  France -- treat the Tsar as -- an ally\n",
      "  publisher Pierre Hetzel -- pronounced -- the book unprintable\n",
      "\n",
      "Verne reworked its political content , devising new nationalities for Nemo and his great enemy - information revealed only in a later novel , The Mysterious Island ( 1875 ) ; in the present work Nem 's background remains a dark secret .\n",
      "  Verne -- reworked -- political content\n",
      "  information -- revealed only in -- The Mysterious Island\n",
      "  information -- later -- The Mysterious Island\n",
      "  background -- remains -- a dark secret\n",
      "\n",
      "In all , the novel had a difficult gestation .\n",
      "  the novel -- had -- a difficult gestation\n",
      "\n",
      "Verne and Hetzel were in constant conflict and the book went through multiple drafts , struggles reflected in its several working titles over the period 1865 - 69 :\n",
      "  Hetzel -- were in -- constant conflict\n",
      "  the book -- went through -- multiple drafts\n",
      "  struggles -- reflected in -- titles\n",
      "  struggles -- working titles over -- the period\n",
      "\n",
      "early on , it was variously called Voyage Under the Waters , Twenty - five Thousand Leagues Under the Waters , Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Waters , and A Thousand Leagues Under the Oceans .\n",
      "  variously -- called Voyage Under -- the Waters\n",
      "\n",
      "Verne is often dubbed , in Isaac Asimo 's phrase , \" the worl 's first science - fiction writer .\n",
      "  Verne -- is often dubbed -- Isaac Asimo\n",
      "\n",
      "\" And it is true , many of his sixty - odd books do anticipate future events and technologies :\n",
      "  odd books -- do anticipate -- future events\n",
      "\n",
      "From the Earth to the Moon ( 1865 ) and Hector Servadac ( 1877 ) deal in space travel , while Journey to the Center of the Earth features travel to the eart 's core .\n",
      "  the Earth -- features -- travel\n",
      "\n",
      "But with Verne the operative word is \" travel , \" and some of his best - known titles do not really qualify as science fiction :\n",
      "  the operative word -- is -- travel\n",
      "  best - -- known -- titles\n",
      "  titles -- do not really qualify as -- science fiction :\n",
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      "Around the World in Eighty Days ( 1872 ) and Michael Strogoff ( 1876 ) are closer to \" travelogs\" - adventure yarns in far - away places .\n",
      "  Michael Strogoff -- are closer -- travelogs\"\n",
      "  adventure yarns -- far - -- places\n",
      "\n",
      "These observations partly apply here .\n",
      "  These observations -- apply -- here\n",
      "\n",
      "The subtitle of the present book is An Underwater Tour of the World , so in good travelog style , the Nautilu 's exploits supply an episodic story line .\n",
      "  the present book -- is An Underwater Tour of -- the World\n",
      "\n",
      "Yet this loose structure gives the novel an air of documentary realism .\n",
      "  structure -- gives -- an air\n",
      "  structure -- novel an air of -- documentary realism\n",
      "\n",
      "What is more , Verne adds backbone to the action by developing three recurring motifs :\n",
      "  the action -- developing -- recurring motifs :\n",
      "\n",
      "These unifying threads tighten the narrative and accelerate its momentum .\n",
      "  These unifying threads -- tighten -- the narrative\n",
      "  the narrative -- accelerate -- momentum\n",
      "\n",
      "Verne regards the sea from many angles :\n",
      "  Verne -- regards the sea from -- many angles :\n",
      "\n",
      "in the domain of marine biology , he gives us thumbnail sketches of fish , seashells , coral , sometimes in great catalogs that swirl past like musical cascades ; in the realm of geology , he studies volcanoes literally inside and out ; in the world of commerce , he celebrates the high - energy entrepreneurs who lay the Atlantic Cable or dig the Suez Canal .\n",
      "  studies volcanoes -- literally -- inside\n",
      "  commerce -- celebrates the high - -- energy entrepreneurs\n",
      "  energy entrepreneurs -- lay -- the Atlantic Cable\n",
      "  the Atlantic Cable -- dig -- the Suez Canal\n",
      "\n",
      "His specifications for an open - sea submarine and a self - contained diving suit were decades before their time , yet modern technology bears them out triumphantly .\n",
      "  specifications -- open - -- sea submarine\n",
      "  a self - -- contained -- diving suit\n",
      "  diving suit -- were decades before -- time\n",
      "  modern technology -- bears them out -- triumphantly\n",
      "\n",
      "True , toda 's scientists know a few things he did not :\n",
      "  scientists -- know -- :\n",
      "  scientists -- did not -- :\n",
      "\n",
      "the South Pole is not at the wate 's edge but far inland ; sharks do not flip over before attacking ; giant squid sport ten tentacles not eight ; sperm whales do not prey on their whalebone cousins .\n",
      "  the South Pole -- is not at -- the wate\n",
      "  edge -- far -- inland\n",
      "  sharks -- do not flip over -- attacking\n",
      "  sperm whales -- do not prey on -- whalebone cousins\n",
      "\n",
      "This notwithstanding , Verne furnishes the most evocative portrayal of the ocean depths before the arrival of Jacques Cousteau and technicolor film .\n",
      "  Verne -- furnishes -- the ocean depths\n",
      "  Verne -- evocative portrayal of -- the ocean depths\n",
      "\n",
      "Lastly the book has stature as a novel of character .\n",
      "  the book -- has stature as -- character\n",
      "\n",
      "Even the supporting cast is shrewdly drawn :\n",
      "  shrewdly -- drawn -- :\n",
      "\n",
      "Professor Aronnax , the career scientist caught in an ethical conflict ; Conseil , the compulsive classifier who supplies humorous tag lines for Vern 's fast facts ; the harpooner Ned Land , a creature of constant appetites , man as heroic animal .\n",
      "  the career scientist -- caught in -- an ethical conflict\n",
      "\n",
      "But much of the nove 's brooding power comes from Captain Nemo .\n",
      "  brooding power comes -- Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "\n",
      "Inventor , musician , Renaissance genius , he is a trail - blazing creation , the prototype not only for countless renegade scientists in popular fiction , but even for such varied figures as Sherlock Holmes or Wolf Larsen .\n",
      "  Renaissance -- is a trail - -- blazing creation\n",
      "  blazing creation -- prototype not only for -- countless renegade scientists\n",
      "  even -- varied figures as -- Sherlock Holmes\n",
      "\n",
      "However , Verne gives his her 's brilliance and benevolence a dark underside - the ma 's obsessive hate for his old enemy .\n",
      "  Verne -- gives -- brilliance\n",
      "  brilliance -- benevolence a dark underside - -- the ma\n",
      "  obsessive -- hate for -- old enemy\n",
      "\n",
      "he is a fighter for freedom , yet all who board his ship are imprisoned there for good ; he works to save lives , both human and animal , yet he himself creates a holocaust ; he detests imperialism , yet he lays personal claim to the South Pole .\n",
      "  ship -- are imprisoned -- save lives\n",
      "  ship -- works -- save lives\n",
      "  animal -- creates -- a holocaust\n",
      "  detests imperialism -- claim -- the South Pole\n",
      "\n",
      "The Nautilus nearly perishes in the Antarctic and Nemo sinks into a growing depression .\n",
      "  Nemo sinks -- growing -- depression\n",
      "\n",
      "Like Shakespear 's King Lear he courts death and madness in a great storm , then commits mass murder , collapses in catatonic paralysis , and suicidally runs his ship into the ocea 's most dangerous whirlpool .\n",
      "  King -- Lear -- courts death\n",
      "  a great storm -- then commits -- mass murder\n",
      "\n",
      "For many , then , this book has been a source of fascination , surely one of the most influential novels ever written , an inspiration for such scientists and discoverers as engineer Simon Lake , oceanographer William Beebe , polar traveler Sir Ernest Shackleton .\n",
      "  this book -- has been a source of -- fascination\n",
      "  fascination -- surely -- the most influential novels\n",
      "  the most influential novels -- ever written -- an inspiration\n",
      "\n",
      "Likewise Dr. Robert D. Ballard , finder of the sunken Titanic , confesses that this was his favorite book as a teenager , and Cousteau himself , most renowned of marine explorers , called it his shipboard bible .\n",
      "  confesses -- was his favorite book as -- a teenager\n",
      "  Cousteau -- renowned of -- marine explorers\n",
      "  marine explorers -- called -- shipboard bible\n",
      "\n",
      "The present translation is a faithful yet communicative rendering of the original French texts published in Paris by J. Hetzel et Cie. - the hardcover first edition issued in the autumn of 1871 , collated with the softcover editions of the First and Second Parts issued separately in the autumn of 1869 and the summer of 1870. Although prior English versions have often been heavily abridged , this new translation is complete to the smallest substantive detail .\n",
      "  The present translation -- is a faithful yet communicative rendering of -- the original French texts\n",
      "  the original French texts -- published in -- Paris\n",
      "  J. Hetzel et Cie. -- hardcover -- first edition\n",
      "  first edition -- issued in -- the autumn\n",
      "  Second Parts -- issued separately in -- the autumn\n",
      "  1870. -- versions have often been heavily -- abridged\n",
      "  this new translation -- is -- the smallest substantive detail\n",
      "\n",
      "Because , as that Time cover story suggests , we still have not caught up with Verne .\n",
      "  we -- have not caught up with -- Verne\n",
      "\n",
      "Even in our era of satellite dishes and video games , the seas keep their secrets .\n",
      "  Even -- our era of -- satellite dishes\n",
      "  video games -- keep -- secrets\n",
      "\n",
      "We have seen progress in sonar , torpedoes , and other belligerent machinery , but sailors and scientists - to say nothing of tourists - have yet to voyage in a submarine with the luxury and efficiency of the Nautilus .\n",
      "  We -- have seen progress in -- sonar\n",
      "  scientists - -- say nothing of -- tourists -\n",
      "  tourists - -- have yet -- voyage\n",
      "\n",
      "F. P. WALTER University of Houston Units of Measure CABLE LENGTH In Vern 's context , 600 feet CENTIGRADE 0 degrees centigrade = freezing water 37 degrees centigrade = human body temperature 100 degrees centigrade = boiling water FATHOM 6 feet GRAM Roughly 1/28 of an ounce - MILLIGRAM Roughly 1/28,000 of an ounce - KILOGRAM ( KILO ) Roughly 2.2 pounds HECTARE Roughly 2.5 acres KNOT 1.15 miles per hour LEAGUE In Vern 's context , 2.16 miles LITER Roughly 1 quart METER Roughly 1 yard , 3 inches - MILLIMETER Roughly 1/25 of an inch - CENTIMETER Roughly 2/5 of an inch - DECIMETER Roughly 4 inches - KILOMETER Roughly 6/10 of a mile - MYRIAMETER Roughly 6.2 miles TON , METRIC Roughly 2,200 pounds viii FIRST PART CHAPTER 1 A Runaway Reef THE YEAR 1866 was marked by a bizarre development , an unexplained and downright inexplicable phenomenon that surely no one has forgotten .\n",
      "  feet GRAM -- Roughly 1/28 of -- an ounce\n",
      "  MILLIGRAM -- Roughly 1/28,000 of -- an ounce\n",
      "  KILO -- Roughly 2.2 pounds -- HECTARE\n",
      "  HECTARE -- Roughly -- KNOT 1.15 miles\n",
      "  2.16 miles -- Roughly -- quart\n",
      "  quart -- Roughly -- yard\n",
      "  inches -- Roughly 1/25 of -- 2/5\n",
      "  1/25 -- Roughly 2/5 of -- DECIMETER\n",
      "  DECIMETER -- Roughly -- inches\n",
      "  KILOMETER -- Roughly 6/10 of -- a mile\n",
      "  MYRIAMETER -- Roughly -- miles TON\n",
      "  METRIC -- Roughly -- FIRST PART\n",
      "  METRIC -- pounds viii -- FIRST PART\n",
      "  A Runaway Reef THE YEAR -- was marked by -- a bizarre development\n",
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      "Without getting into those rumors that upset civilians in the seaports and deranged the public mind even far inland , it must be said that professional seamen were especially alarmed .\n",
      "  the seaports -- deranged -- the public mind even\n",
      "  the public mind even -- far -- inland\n",
      "  inland -- be said -- that professional seamen\n",
      "  that professional seamen -- were -- especially\n",
      "\n",
      "Traders , shipowners , captains of vessels , skippers , and master mariners from Europe and America , naval officers from every country , and at their heels the various national governments on these two continents , were all extremely disturbed by the business .\n",
      "  continents -- were -- the business\n",
      "  continents -- disturbed by -- the business\n",
      "\n",
      "In essence , over a period of time several ships had encountered \" an enormous thing \" at sea , a long spindle - shaped object , sometimes giving off a phosphorescent glow , infinitely bigger and faster than any whale .\n",
      "  time -- ships had encountered -- an enormous thing\n",
      "  object -- giving off -- a phosphorescent glow\n",
      "\n",
      "The relevant data on this apparition , as recorded in various logbooks , agreed pretty closely as to the structure of the object or creature in question , its unprecedented speed of movement , its startling locomotive power , and the unique vitality with which it seemed to be gifted .\n",
      "  this apparition -- recorded in -- various logbooks\n",
      "  various logbooks -- agreed -- the structure\n",
      "  various logbooks -- closely as -- the structure\n",
      "  vitality -- seemed -- gifted\n",
      "  vitality -- be -- gifted\n",
      "\n",
      "If it was a cetacean , it exceeded in bulk any whale previously classified by science .\n",
      "  a cetacean -- exceeded in -- science\n",
      "  a cetacean -- classified by -- science\n",
      "\n",
      "No naturalist , neither Cuvier nor Lacépède , neither Professor Dumeril nor Professor de Quatrefages , would have accepted the existence of such a monster sight unseen - specifically , unseen by their own scientific eyes .\n",
      "  No naturalist -- neither -- Cuvier nor Lacépède\n",
      "  Cuvier nor Lacépède -- neither -- Professor Dumeril nor Professor de Quatrefages\n",
      "  Professor Dumeril nor Professor de Quatrefages -- have accepted the existence of such a monster sight unseen - -- specifically\n",
      "\n",
      "Striking an average of observations taken at different times - rejecting those timid estimates that gave the object a length of 200 feet , and ignoring those exaggerated views that saw it as a mile wide and three long - you could still assert that this phenomenal creature greatly exceeded the dimensions of anything then known to ichthyologists , if it existed at all .\n",
      "  observations -- taken at -- different times -\n",
      "  different times - -- rejecting those timid estimates that gave -- a length\n",
      "  those timid estimates -- object a length of -- feet\n",
      "  feet -- ignoring -- those exaggerated views\n",
      "  those exaggerated views -- saw it as -- this phenomenal creature\n",
      "  those exaggerated views -- you -- this phenomenal creature\n",
      "  those exaggerated views -- assert that -- this phenomenal creature\n",
      "  this phenomenal creature -- exceeded the dimensions of -- ichthyologists\n",
      "  the dimensions -- then known -- ichthyologists\n",
      "\n",
      "Now then , it did exist , this was an undeniable fact ; and since the human mind dotes on objects of wonder , you can understand the worldwide excitement caused by this unearthly apparition .\n",
      "  then -- did -- exist\n",
      "  exist -- was -- an undeniable fact\n",
      "  wonder -- you -- the worldwide excitement\n",
      "  wonder -- understand -- the worldwide excitement\n",
      "  the worldwide excitement -- caused by -- this unearthly apparition\n",
      "\n",
      "In essence , on July 20 , 1866 , the steamer Governor Higginson , from the Calcutta and Burnach Steam Navigation Co. , encountered this moving mass five miles off the eastern shores of Australia .\n",
      "  Burnach Steam Navigation Co. -- encountered -- mass\n",
      "  Burnach Steam Navigation Co. -- moving -- mass\n",
      "\n",
      "Captain Baker at first thought he was in the presence of an unknown reef ; he was even about to fix its exact position when two waterspouts shot out of this inexplicable object and sprang hissing into the air some 150 feet .\n",
      "  Baker -- thought -- the presence\n",
      "  Baker -- was in -- the presence\n",
      "  an unknown reef -- was -- even\n",
      "  even -- about -- waterspouts shot\n",
      "  even -- fix -- waterspouts shot\n",
      "  even -- position when -- waterspouts shot\n",
      "\n",
      "So , unless this reef was subject to the intermittent eruptions of a geyser , the Governor Higginson had fair and honest dealings with some aquatic mammal , until then unknown , that could spurt from its blowholes waterspouts mixed with air and steam .\n",
      "  this reef -- was -- the intermittent eruptions\n",
      "  the Governor Higginson -- had -- honest dealings\n",
      "  some aquatic mammal -- then -- unknown\n",
      "\n",
      "Similar events were likewise observed in Pacific seas , on July 23 of the same year , by the Christopher Columbus from the West India and Pacific Steam Navigation Co. Consequently , this extraordinary cetacean could transfer itself from one locality to another with startling swiftness , since within an interval of just three days , the Governor Higginson and the Christopher Columbus had observed it at two positions on the charts separated by a distance of more than 700 nautical leagues .\n",
      "  Similar events -- were likewise observed in -- Pacific seas\n",
      "  Pacific Steam Navigation Co. Consequently -- could -- transfer\n",
      "  transfer -- itself from -- locality\n",
      "  locality -- another with -- startling swiftness\n",
      "  the Christopher Columbus -- had observed it at -- positions\n",
      "  the charts -- separated by -- a distance\n",
      "\n",
      "Fifteen days later and 2,000 leagues farther , the Helvetia from the Compagnie Nationale and the Shannon from the Royal Mail line , running on opposite tacks in that part of the Atlantic lying between the United States and Europe , respectively signaled each other that the monster had been sighted in latitude 42 degrees 15 ' north and longitude 60 degrees 35 ' west of the meridian of Greenwich .\n",
      "  days -- later -- 2,000 leagues\n",
      "  the Royal Mail line -- running on -- tacks\n",
      "  respectively -- signaled each other that -- the monster\n",
      "  the monster -- had been sighted in -- north\n",
      "\n",
      "From their simultaneous observations , they were able to estimate the mamma 's minimum length at more than 350 English feet ; * this was because both the Shannon and the Helvetia were of smaller dimensions , although each measured 100 meters stem to stern .\n",
      "  simultaneous observations -- were able -- the mamma\n",
      "  simultaneous observations -- estimate -- the mamma\n",
      "  English feet -- * -- the Shannon\n",
      "  English feet -- was because both -- the Shannon\n",
      "  the Helvetia -- were of -- smaller dimensions\n",
      "  smaller dimensions -- measured -- meters stem\n",
      "\n",
      "Now then , the biggest whales , those rorqual whales that frequent the waterways of the Aleutian Islands , have never exceeded a length of 56 meters - if they reach even that .\n",
      "  those rorqual whales -- frequent the waterways of -- the Aleutian Islands\n",
      "  the Aleutian Islands -- have never exceeded a length of -- meters -\n",
      "\n",
      "An English foot is only 30.4 centimeters .\n",
      "  An English foot -- is only -- 30.4 centimeters\n",
      "\n",
      "new observations taken by the transatlantic liner Pereire , the Inman lin 's Etna running afoul of the monster , an official report drawn up by officers on the French frigate Normandy , dead - earnest reckonings obtained by the general staff of Commodore Fitz - James aboard the Lord Clyde .\n",
      "  new observations -- taken by -- the transatlantic liner Pereire\n",
      "  Etna -- running afoul of -- the monster\n",
      "  an official report -- drawn up by -- officers\n",
      "  James -- aboard -- Clyde\n",
      "  James -- Lord -- Clyde\n",
      "\n",
      "In lighthearted countries , people joked about this phenomenon , but such serious , practical countries as England , America , and Germany were deeply concerned .\n",
      "  Germany -- were deeply -- concerned\n",
      "\n",
      "In every big city the monster was the latest rage ; they sang about it in the coffee houses , they ridiculed it in the newspapers , they dramatized it in the theaters .\n",
      "  every big city the monster -- was -- the latest rage\n",
      "  the latest rage -- sang about -- the coffee houses\n",
      "  the coffee houses -- ridiculed it in -- the newspapers\n",
      "  the newspapers -- dramatized it in -- the theaters\n",
      "\n",
      "The tabloids found it a fine opportunity for hatching all sorts of hoaxes .\n",
      "  The tabloids -- found it a fine opportunity for hatching all sorts of -- hoaxes\n",
      "\n",
      "In those newspapers short of copy , you saw the reappearance of every gigantic imaginary creature , from \" Moby Dick , \" that dreadful white whale from the High Arctic regions , to the stupendous kraken whose tentacles could entwine a 500 - ton craft and drag it into the ocean depths .\n",
      "  those newspapers short -- you saw the reappearance of -- every gigantic imaginary creature\n",
      "  the stupendous kraken whose tentacles -- entwine -- craft\n",
      "  craft -- drag it into -- the ocean depths\n",
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      "the views of Aristotle and Pliny accepting the existence of such monsters , then the Norwegian stories of Bishop Pontoppidan , the narratives of Paul Egede , and finally the reports of Captain Harrington - whose good faith is above suspicion - in which he claims he saw , while aboard the Castilian in 1857 , one of those enormous serpents that , until then , had frequented only the seas of Franc 's old extremist newspaper , The Constitutionalist .\n",
      "  Pliny -- accepting the existence of -- such monsters\n",
      "  such monsters -- then the Norwegian stories of -- Bishop Pontoppidan\n",
      "  Paul Egede -- finally the reports of Captain Harrington - -- whose good faith\n",
      "  whose good faith -- is above -- suspicion -\n",
      "  suspicion - -- claims -- saw\n",
      "  saw -- aboard the Castilian in -- those enormous serpents that\n",
      "  then -- had frequented only the seas of -- Franc\n",
      "\n",
      "An interminable debate then broke out between believers and skeptics in the scholarly societies and scientific journals .\n",
      "  An interminable debate -- then broke out between -- believers\n",
      "\n",
      "The \" monster question \" inflamed all minds .\n",
      "  monster question -- inflamed -- all minds\n",
      "\n",
      "During this memorable campaign , journalists making a profession of science battled with those making a profession of wit , spilling waves of ink and some of them even two or three drops of blood , since they went from sea serpents to the most offensive personal remarks .\n",
      "  journalists -- making a profession of -- science\n",
      "  science -- battled with -- a profession\n",
      "  science -- making a profession of -- wit\n",
      "  ink -- even -- drops\n",
      "  blood -- went from -- sea serpents\n",
      "\n",
      "With inexhaustible zest , the popular press took potshots at feature articles from the Geographic Institute of Brazil , the Royal Academy of Science in Berlin , the British Association , the Smithsonian Institution in Washington , D.C .\n",
      "  the popular press -- took potshots at -- feature articles\n",
      "\n",
      ", at discussions in The Indian Archipelago , in Cosmos published by Father Moigno , in Peterman 's Mittheilungen , * and at scientific chronicles in the great French and foreign newspapers .\n",
      "  Cosmos -- published by -- Father Moigno\n",
      "\n",
      "When the monste 's detractors cited a saying by the botanist Linnaeus that \" nature does not make leaps , \" witty writers in the popular periodicals parodied it , maintaining in essence that \" nature does not make lunatics , \" and ordering their contemporaries never to give the lie to nature by believing in krakens , sea serpents , \" Moby Dicks , \" and other all - out efforts from drunken seamen .\n",
      "  the monste -- cited -- the botanist Linnaeus that\n",
      "  the monste -- saying by -- the botanist Linnaeus that\n",
      "  nature -- make -- leaps\n",
      "  the popular periodicals -- parodied -- essence that\n",
      "  the popular periodicals -- maintaining in -- essence that\n",
      "  nature -- make -- lunatics\n",
      "  lunatics -- ordering -- contemporaries\n",
      "  contemporaries -- never -- nature\n",
      "  contemporaries -- give -- nature\n",
      "  contemporaries -- lie -- nature\n",
      "  nature -- believing in -- krakens\n",
      "\n",
      "Finally , in a much - feared satirical journal , an article by its most popular columnist finished off the monster for good , spurning it in the style of Hippolytus repulsing the amorous advances of his stepmother Phaedra , and giving the creature its quietus amid a universal burst of laughter .\n",
      "  most popular columnist -- finished off the monster for -- the style\n",
      "  the monster -- spurning it in -- the style\n",
      "  Hippolytus -- repulsing the amorous advances of -- stepmother Phaedra\n",
      "  stepmother Phaedra -- giving -- quietus\n",
      "  stepmother Phaedra -- creature its quietus amid -- laughter\n",
      "  quietus -- burst of -- laughter\n",
      "\n",
      "Wit had defeated science .\n",
      "  Wit -- had defeated -- science\n",
      "\n",
      "During the first months of the year 1867 , the question seemed to be buried , and it did not seem due for resurrection , when new facts were brought to the publi 's attention .\n",
      "  the question -- seemed -- resurrection\n",
      "  the question -- be buried -- resurrection\n",
      "  the question -- did not seem due for -- resurrection\n",
      "  new facts -- were brought -- the publi\n",
      "\n",
      "But now it was no longer an issue of a scientific problem to be solved , but a quite real and serious danger to be avoided .\n",
      "  a scientific problem -- be solved -- serious danger\n",
      "\n",
      "The question took an entirely new turn .\n",
      "  The question -- took -- new\n",
      "  The question -- entirely -- new\n",
      "\n",
      "The monster again became an islet , rock , or reef , but a runaway reef , unfixed and elusive .\n",
      "  The monster -- again became -- an islet\n",
      "\n",
      "On March 5 , 1867 , the Moravian from the Montreal Ocean Co. , lying during the night in latitude 27 degrees 30 ' and longitude 72 degrees 15 ' , ran its starboard quarter afoul of a rock marked on no charts of these waterways .\n",
      "  ' -- ran its starboard quarter afoul of -- a rock\n",
      "  a rock -- marked on -- no charts\n",
      "\n",
      "Under the combined efforts of wind and 400 - horsepower steam , it was traveling at a speed of thirteen knots .\n",
      "  steam -- was traveling at -- a speed\n",
      "\n",
      "Without the high quality of its hull , the Moravian would surely have split open from this collision and gone down together with those 237 passengers it was bringing back from Canada .\n",
      "  the Moravian -- surely have split open from -- this collision\n",
      "  this collision -- together with -- those 237\n",
      "  those 237 -- passengers -- Canada\n",
      "  those 237 -- was bringing back from -- Canada\n",
      "\n",
      "This accident happened around five o'clock in the morning , just as day was beginning to break .\n",
      "  day -- was beginning -- break\n",
      "\n",
      "The officers on watch rushed to the craf 's stern .\n",
      "  watch -- rushed -- the craf\n",
      "\n",
      "They saw nothing except a strong eddy breaking three cable lengths out , as if those sheets of water had been violently churned .\n",
      "  a strong eddy -- breaking -- cable lengths\n",
      "  water -- had been -- churned\n",
      "\n",
      "The sit 's exact bearings were taken , and the Moravian continued on course apparently undamaged .\n",
      "  exact bearings -- were taken -- the Moravian\n",
      "  the Moravian -- continued on -- course\n",
      "  course -- apparently -- undamaged\n",
      "\n",
      "This occurrence , extremely serious in itself , might perhaps have been forgotten like so many others , if three weeks later it had not been reenacted under identical conditions .\n",
      "  itself -- perhaps have been forgotten like -- many others\n",
      "  weeks -- later -- reenacted\n",
      "  weeks -- had not been reenacted under -- identical conditions\n",
      "\n",
      "Only , thanks to the nationality of the ship victimized by this new ramming , and thanks to the reputation of the company to which this ship belonged , the event caused an immense uproar .\n",
      "  the event -- caused -- an immense uproar\n",
      "\n",
      "In 1840 this shrewd industrialist founded a postal service between Liverpool and Halifax , featuring three wooden ships with 400 - horsepower paddle wheels and a burden of 1,162 metric tons .\n",
      "  this shrewd industrialist -- founded a postal service between -- Liverpool\n",
      "  Halifax -- featuring -- wooden ships\n",
      "\n",
      "Eight years later , the compan 's assets were increased by four 650 - horsepower ships at 1,820 metric tons , and in two more years , by two other vessels of still greater power and tonnage .\n",
      "  assets -- were increased by -- 650\n",
      "\n",
      "In 1853 the Cunard Co. , whose mail - carrying charter had just been renewed , successively added to its assets the Arabia , the Persia , the China , the Scotia , the Java , and the Russia , all ships of top speed and , after the Great Eastern , the biggest ever to plow the seas .\n",
      "  whose mail - -- carrying -- charter\n",
      "  charter -- had just been renewed -- successively\n",
      "  successively -- added -- assets the Arabia\n",
      "  the Great Eastern -- ever -- plow the seas\n",
      "\n",
      "So in 1867 this company owned twelve ships , eight with paddle wheels and four with propellers .\n",
      "  this company -- owned -- ships\n",
      "\n",
      "If I give these highly condensed details , it is so everyone can fully understand the importance of this maritime transportation company , known the world over for its shrewd management .\n",
      "  these highly condensed details -- is so -- the importance\n",
      "  these highly condensed details -- fully understand the importance of -- this maritime transportation company\n",
      "  this maritime transportation company -- known the world over -- shrewd management\n",
      "\n",
      "No transoceanic navigational undertaking has been conducted with more ability , no business dealings have been crowned with greater success .\n",
      "  No transoceanic navigational -- undertaking has been conducted with -- more ability\n",
      "  no business dealings -- have been crowned with -- greater success\n",
      "\n",
      "In twenty - six years Cunard ships have made 2,000 Atlantic crossings without so much as a voyage canceled , a delay recorded , a man , a craft , or even a letter lost .\n",
      "  years Cunard -- ships have made 2,000 Atlantic crossings without -- a voyage canceled\n",
      "  a delay -- recorded -- a man\n",
      "  a craft -- even -- a letter\n",
      "\n",
      "Accordingly , despite strong competition from France , passengers still choose the Cunard line in preference to all others , as can be seen in a recent survey of official documents .\n",
      "  passengers -- choose -- the Cunard\n",
      "  the Cunard -- line in -- preference\n",
      "  all others -- be seen in -- a recent survey\n",
      "\n",
      "Given this , no one will be astonished at the uproar provoked by this accident involving one of its finest steamers .\n",
      "  the uproar -- provoked by -- this accident\n",
      "  this accident -- involving -- finest steamers\n",
      "\n",
      "On April 13 , 1867 , with a smooth sea and a moderate breeze , the Scotia lay in longitude 15 degrees 12 ' and latitude 45 degrees 37'. It was traveling at a speed of 13.43 knots under the thrust of its 1,000 - horsepower engines .\n",
      "  the Scotia -- lay in -- longitude\n",
      "  ' -- latitude -- traveling\n",
      "  ' -- 37'. -- traveling\n",
      "  ' -- was traveling at -- a speed\n",
      "  13.43 knots -- thrust of -- engines\n",
      "\n",
      "Its paddle wheels were churning the sea with perfect steadiness .\n",
      "  paddle wheels -- were churning the sea with -- perfect steadiness\n",
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      "At 4:17 in the afternoon , during a high tea for passengers gathered in the main lounge , a collision occurred , scarcely noticeable on the whole , affecting the Scoti 's hull in that quarter a little astern of its port paddle wheel .\n",
      "  passengers -- gathered in -- the main lounge\n",
      "  a collision occurred -- scarcely noticeable on -- the whole\n",
      "  the whole -- affecting -- the Scoti\n",
      "  hull -- quarter a little astern of -- port paddle wheel\n",
      "\n",
      "The Scotia had not run afoul of something , it had been fouled , and by a cutting or perforating instrument rather than a blunt one .\n",
      "  The Scotia -- had not run afoul of something -- a cutting\n",
      "  afoul -- had been fouled -- a cutting\n",
      "  perforating instrument -- rather than -- a blunt\n",
      "\n",
      "This encounter seemed so minor that nobody on board would have been disturbed by it , had it not been for the shouts of crewmen in the hold , who climbed on deck yelling :\n",
      "  board -- have been disturbed by -- the shouts\n",
      "  board -- had -- the shouts\n",
      "  board -- been for -- the shouts\n",
      "  crewmen -- hold -- deck yelling :\n",
      "  crewmen -- climbed on -- deck yelling :\n",
      "\n",
      "\" We are sinking !\n",
      "  We -- are sinking -- !\n",
      "\n",
      "We are sinking !\n",
      "  We -- are sinking -- !\n",
      "\n",
      "\" At first the passengers were quite frightened , but Captain Anderson hastened to reassure them .\n",
      "  the passengers -- were -- Anderson hastened\n",
      "  the passengers -- Captain -- Anderson hastened\n",
      "\n",
      "In fact , there could be no immediate danger .\n",
      "  fact -- be -- no immediate danger\n",
      "\n",
      "Divided into seven compartments by watertight bulkheads , the Scotia could brave any leak with impunity .\n",
      "  the Scotia -- brave any leak with -- impunity\n",
      "\n",
      "He discovered that the fifth compartment had been invaded by the sea , and the speed of this invasion proved that the leak was considerable .\n",
      "  the fifth compartment -- had been invaded by -- the sea\n",
      "  this invasion -- proved that -- the leak\n",
      "  the leak -- was -- considerable\n",
      "\n",
      "Fortunately this compartment did not contain the boilers , because their furnaces would have been abruptly extinguished .\n",
      "  this compartment -- did not contain -- the boilers\n",
      "  furnaces -- have been abruptly -- extinguished\n",
      "\n",
      "Captain Anderson called an immediate halt , and one of his sailors dived down to assess the damage .\n",
      "  Anderson -- called -- sailors dived\n",
      "  Anderson -- halt -- sailors dived\n",
      "  sailors dived -- assess -- the damage\n",
      "\n",
      "Within moments they had located a hole two meters in width on the steame 's underside .\n",
      "  moments -- had located -- meters\n",
      "  moments -- hole -- meters\n",
      "\n",
      "Such a leak could not be patched , and with its paddle wheels half swamped , the Scotia had no choice but to continue its voyage .\n",
      "  a leak -- be patched -- paddle wheels half swamped\n",
      "  the Scotia -- had -- no choice\n",
      "  no choice -- continue -- voyage\n",
      "\n",
      "By then it lay 300 miles from Cape Clear , and after three days of delay that filled Liverpool with acute anxiety , it entered the company docks .\n",
      "  delay -- filled Liverpool with -- acute anxiety\n",
      "  acute anxiety -- entered -- the company docks\n",
      "\n",
      "The engineers then proceeded to inspect the Scotia , which had been put in dry dock .\n",
      "  The engineers -- then proceeded -- the Scotia\n",
      "  The engineers -- inspect -- the Scotia\n",
      "  the Scotia -- had been put in -- dry dock\n",
      "\n",
      "Two and a half meters below its waterline , there gaped a symmetrical gash in the shape of an isosceles triangle .\n",
      "  waterline -- gaped a symmetrical gash in -- the shape\n",
      "\n",
      "This breach in the sheet iron was so perfectly formed , no punch could have done a cleaner job of it .\n",
      "  the sheet iron -- was so -- no punch\n",
      "  the sheet iron -- formed -- no punch\n",
      "\n",
      "Consequently , it must have been produced by a perforating tool of uncommon toughness - plus , after being launched with prodigious power and then piercing four centimeters of sheet iron , this tool had needed to withdraw itself by a backward motion truly inexplicable .\n",
      "  Consequently -- have been produced by -- a perforating tool\n",
      "  plus -- being launched with -- prodigious power\n",
      "  prodigious power -- then -- piercing\n",
      "  this tool -- had needed -- motion\n",
      "  this tool -- withdraw itself by -- motion\n",
      "  this tool -- backward -- motion\n",
      "\n",
      "This was the last straw , and it resulted in arousing public passions all over again .\n",
      "  arousing -- passions all over -- again\n",
      "\n",
      "Indeed , from this moment on , any maritime casualty without an established cause was charged to the monste 's account .\n",
      "  any maritime casualty -- established cause was charged -- the monste\n",
      "\n",
      "This outrageous animal had to shoulder responsibility for all derelict vessels , whose numbers are unfortunately considerable , since out of those 3,000 ships whose losses are recorded annually at the marine insurance bureau , the figure for steam or sailing ships supposedly lost with all hands , in the absence of any news , amounts to at least 200 !\n",
      "  This outrageous animal -- had -- shoulder responsibility\n",
      "  whose numbers -- are unfortunately -- considerable\n",
      "  ships whose losses -- are recorded annually at -- the marine insurance bureau\n",
      "  ships supposedly -- lost with -- all hands\n",
      "  any news -- amounts -- !\n",
      "\n",
      "Now then , justly or unjustly , it was the \" monster \" who stood accused of their disappearance ; and since , thanks to it , travel between the various continents had become more and more dangerous , the public spoke up and demanded straight out that , at all cost , the seas be purged of this fearsome cetacean .\n",
      "  then -- justly -- monster\n",
      "  then -- unjustly -- monster\n",
      "  then -- was -- monster\n",
      "  monster -- stood accused of -- disappearance\n",
      "  the various continents -- had become -- the public\n",
      "  the public -- spoke up -- that\n",
      "  the public -- demanded straight out -- that\n",
      "  all cost -- be purged of -- this fearsome cetacean\n",
      "\n",
      "CHAPTER 2 The Pros and Cons DURING THE PERIOD in which these developments were occurring , I had returned from a scientific undertaking organized to explore the Nebraska badlands in the United States .\n",
      "  these developments -- were -- occurring\n",
      "  occurring -- I had returned from -- the Nebraska badlands\n",
      "  occurring -- organized -- the Nebraska badlands\n",
      "  occurring -- explore the Nebraska badlands in -- the United States\n",
      "\n",
      "In my capacity as Assistant Professor at the Paris Museum of Natural History , I had been attached to this expedition by the French government .\n",
      "  Natural History -- I had been attached -- this expedition\n",
      "\n",
      "After spending six months in Nebraska , I arrived in New York laden with valuable collections near the end of March .\n",
      "  Nebraska -- I arrived in -- New York laden\n",
      "\n",
      "My departure for France was set for early May .\n",
      "  France -- was set for -- early May\n",
      "\n",
      "In the meantime , then , I was busy classifying my mineralogical , botanical , and zoological treasures when that incident took place with the Scotia .\n",
      "  then -- I was busy -- classifying\n",
      "  classifying -- my -- mineralogical\n",
      "  that incident -- took place with -- the Scotia\n",
      "\n",
      "I was perfectly abreast of this question , which was the big news of the day , and how could I not have been ?\n",
      "  this question -- was the big news of -- the day\n",
      "  the day -- how -- ?\n",
      "  the day -- I not have been -- ?\n",
      "\n",
      "I had read and reread every American and European newspaper without being any farther along .\n",
      "  read -- reread -- European newspaper\n",
      "  European newspaper -- being -- along\n",
      "\n",
      "Finding it impossible to form any views , I drifted from one extreme to the other .\n",
      "  impossible -- form -- any views\n",
      "\n",
      "Something was out there , that much was certain , and any doubting Thomas was invited to place his finger on the Scoti 's wound .\n",
      "  Thomas -- was invited -- place\n",
      "\n",
      "When I arrived in New York , the question was at the boiling point .\n",
      "  the question -- was at -- the boiling point\n",
      "\n",
      "The hypothesis of a drifting islet or an elusive reef , put forward by people not quite in their right minds , was completely eliminated .\n",
      "  an elusive reef -- put forward by -- people\n",
      "\n",
      "And indeed , unless this reef had an engine in its belly , how could it move about with such prodigious speed ?\n",
      "  indeed -- unless -- this reef\n",
      "  this reef -- had an engine in -- belly\n",
      "  belly -- how -- such prodigious speed ?\n",
      "  belly -- move about with -- such prodigious speed ?\n",
      "\n",
      "Also discredited was the idea of a floating hull or some other enormous wreckage , and again because of this speed of movement .\n",
      "  some other enormous wreckage -- again because -- this speed\n",
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      "So only two possible solutions to the question were left , creating two very distinct groups of supporters :\n",
      "  the question -- were -- left\n",
      "  left -- creating -- very distinct groups\n",
      "\n",
      "on one side , those favoring a monster of colossal strength ; on the other , those favoring an \" underwater boat \" of tremendous motor power .\n",
      "  side -- favoring a monster of -- colossal strength\n",
      "  colossal strength -- favoring -- underwater boat\n",
      "\n",
      "Now then , although the latter hypothesis was completely admissible , it could not stand up to inquiries conducted in both the New World and the Old .\n",
      "  the latter hypothesis -- was completely -- admissible\n",
      "  inquiries -- conducted in both -- the New World\n",
      "\n",
      "That a private individual had such a mechanism at his disposal was less than probable .\n",
      "  a private individual -- had such a mechanism at -- disposal\n",
      "  disposal -- was less than -- probable\n",
      "\n",
      "Only some government could own such an engine of destruction , and in these disaster - filled times , when men tax their ingenuity to build increasingly powerful aggressive weapons , it was possible that , unknown to the rest of the world , some nation could have been testing such a fearsome machine .\n",
      "  some government -- such an engine of -- destruction\n",
      "  these disaster -- filled -- times\n",
      "  ingenuity -- build -- increasingly powerful aggressive weapons\n",
      "  increasingly powerful aggressive weapons -- was -- possible that\n",
      "  some nation -- have been -- testing\n",
      "  testing -- such -- a fearsome machine\n",
      "\n",
      "The Chassepot rifle led to the torpedo , and the torpedo has led to this underwater battering ram , which in turn will lead to the world putting its foot down .\n",
      "  The Chassepot -- led -- the torpedo\n",
      "  the torpedo -- has led -- this underwater battering ram\n",
      "  this underwater battering ram -- which in turn -- the world\n",
      "  this underwater battering ram -- lead -- the world\n",
      "\n",
      "Since the public interest was at stake and transoceanic travel was suffering , the sincerity of these governments could not be doubted .\n",
      "  the public interest -- was at -- stake\n",
      "  transoceanic travel -- was suffering -- the sincerity\n",
      "\n",
      "Besides , how could the assembly of this underwater boat have escaped public notice ?\n",
      "  this underwater boat -- have escaped -- public notice ?\n",
      "\n",
      "Keeping a secret under such circumstances would be difficult enough for an individual , and certainly impossible for a nation whose every move is under constant surveillance by rival powers .\n",
      "  such circumstances -- be difficult enough for -- an individual\n",
      "  a nation -- whose -- constant surveillance\n",
      "  a nation -- move is under -- constant surveillance\n",
      "\n",
      "So , after inquiries conducted in England , France , Russia , Prussia , Spain , Italy , America , and even Turkey , the hypothesis of an underwater Monitor was ultimately rejected .\n",
      "  inquiries -- conducted in -- England\n",
      "\n",
      "And so the monster surfaced again , despite the endless witticisms heaped on it by the popular press , and the human imagination soon got caught up in the most ridiculous ichthyological fantasies .\n",
      "  the human imagination -- got caught up in -- the most ridiculous ichthyological fantasies\n",
      "\n",
      "After I arrived in New York , several people did me the honor of consulting me on the phenomenon in question .\n",
      "  several people -- did me -- question\n",
      "  several people -- honor of -- question\n",
      "  several people -- me on -- question\n",
      "\n",
      "In France I had published a two - volume work , in quarto , entitled The Mysteries of the Great Ocean Depths .\n",
      "  France -- I had published -- volume work\n",
      "  quarto -- entitled The Mysteries of -- the Great Ocean Depths\n",
      "\n",
      "Well received in scholarly circles , this book had established me as a specialist in this pretty obscure field of natural history .\n",
      "  this book -- had established me as -- a specialist\n",
      "  a specialist -- this pretty obscure field of -- natural history\n",
      "\n",
      "My views were in demand .\n",
      "  views -- were in -- demand\n",
      "\n",
      "As long as I could deny the reality of the business , I confined myself to a flat \" no comment .\n",
      "  long -- I -- the reality\n",
      "  long -- deny the reality of -- the business\n",
      "  the business -- I confined myself -- a flat\n",
      "\n",
      "And in this vein , \" the honorable Pierre Aronnax , Professor at the Paris Museum , \" was summoned by The New York Herald to formulate his views no matter what .\n",
      "  the Paris Museum -- was summoned by -- The New York Herald\n",
      "  The New York Herald -- formulate -- views no matter what\n",
      "\n",
      "Since I could no longer hold my tongue , I let it wag .\n",
      "  tongue -- I let -- wag\n",
      "\n",
      "I discussed the question in its every aspect , both political and scientific , and this is an excerpt from the well - padded article I published in the issue of April 30. \" Therefore , \" I wrote , \" after examining these different hypotheses one by one , we are forced , every other supposition having been refuted , to accept the existence of an extremely powerful marine animal .\n",
      "  scientific -- is an excerpt from -- article\n",
      "  article -- I published in -- the issue\n",
      "  Therefore -- I wrote -- these different hypotheses\n",
      "  Therefore -- examining -- these different hypotheses\n",
      "  we -- are forced -- the existence\n",
      "  we -- having been refuted -- the existence\n",
      "  we -- accept the existence of -- powerful marine animal\n",
      "\n",
      "\" The deepest parts of the ocean are totally unknown to us .\n",
      "  the ocean -- are totally -- us\n",
      "\n",
      "What creatures inhabit , or could inhabit , those regions twelve or fifteen miles beneath the surface of the water ?\n",
      "  miles -- surface of -- the water ?\n",
      "\n",
      "\" However , the solution to this problem submitted to me can take the form of a choice between two alternatives . \"\n",
      "  this problem -- take the form of -- a choice\n",
      "\n",
      "Either we know every variety of creature populating our planet , or we do not .\n",
      "  we -- know every variety of -- creature populating\n",
      "  creature populating -- our -- planet\n",
      "\n",
      "\" If we do not know every one of them , if nature still keeps ichthyological secrets from us , nothing is more admissible than to accept the existence of fish or cetaceans of new species or even new genera , animals with a basically ‘cast - iron ' constitution that inhabit strata beyond the reach of our soundings , and which some development or other , an urge or a whim if you prefer , can bring to the upper level of the ocean for long intervals . \"\n",
      "  we -- do not know -- nature\n",
      "  us -- is more admissible than -- the existence\n",
      "  more admissible -- accept the existence of -- fish\n",
      "  new species -- even -- new genera\n",
      "  animals -- basically ‘cast - -- iron\n",
      "  constitution that inhabit strata -- reach of our -- soundings\n",
      "  soundings -- which -- some development\n",
      "  a whim -- you prefer -- the upper level\n",
      "  a whim -- bring -- the upper level\n",
      "\n",
      "If , on the other hand , we do know every living species , we must look for the animal in question among those marine creatures already cataloged , and in this event I would be inclined to accept the existence of a giant narwhale .\n",
      "  we -- do know -- every living species\n",
      "  those marine creatures -- already -- cataloged\n",
      "  this event -- I -- inclined\n",
      "  this event -- be -- inclined\n",
      "  inclined -- accept the existence of -- a giant narwhale\n",
      "\n",
      "\" The common narwhale , or sea unicorn , often reaches a length of sixty feet .\n",
      "  sea unicorn -- often reaches a length of -- feet\n",
      "\n",
      "Increase its dimensions fivefold or even tenfold , then give this cetacean a strength in proportion to its size while enlarging its offensive weapons , and you have the animal we are looking for .\n",
      "  even tenfold -- then give -- a strength\n",
      "  size -- enlarging -- offensive weapons\n",
      "  offensive weapons -- you have -- the animal we\n",
      "\n",
      "It would have the proportions determined by the officers of the Shannon , the instrument needed to perforate the Scotia , and the power to pierce a steame 's hull .\n",
      "  the proportions -- determined by -- the officers\n",
      "  the instrument -- needed -- the Scotia\n",
      "  the instrument -- perforate -- the Scotia\n",
      "  the power -- pierce -- a steame\n",
      "\n",
      "\" In essence , the narwhale is armed with a sort of ivory sword , or lance , as certain naturalists have expressed it .\n",
      "  the narwhale -- is armed with -- ivory sword\n",
      "\n",
      "It is a king - sized tooth as hard as steel .\n",
      "  sized tooth -- hard as -- steel\n",
      "\n",
      "Some of these teeth have been found buried in the bodies of baleen whales , which the narwhale attacks with invariable success .\n",
      "  baleen whales -- which the narwhale attacks with -- invariable success\n",
      "\n",
      "Others have been wrenched , not without difficulty , from the undersides of vessels that narwhales have pierced clean through , as a gimlet pierces a wine barrel .\n",
      "  Others -- have been -- wrenched\n",
      "  vessels that narwhales -- have pierced clean through -- a gimlet\n",
      "  a gimlet -- pierces -- a wine barrel\n",
      "\n",
      "The museum at the Faculty of Medicine in Paris owns one of these tusks with a length of 2.25 meters and a width at its base of forty - eight centimeters !\n",
      "  Paris -- owns -- these tusks\n",
      "\n",
      "\" All right then !\n",
      "  All right -- then -- !\n",
      "\n",
      "Imagine this weapon to be ten times stronger and the animal ten times more powerful , launch it at a speed of twenty miles per hour , multiply its mass times its velocity , and you get just the collision we need to cause the specified catastrophe .\n",
      "  this weapon -- be -- times stronger\n",
      "  times -- launch it at -- a speed\n",
      "  hour -- multiply -- mass times\n",
      "  velocity -- you get just -- the collision we\n",
      "  the collision we -- need -- catastrophe\n",
      "  the collision we -- cause -- catastrophe\n",
      "  the collision we -- specified -- catastrophe\n",
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      "\" So , until information becomes more abundant , I plump for a sea unicorn of colossal dimensions , no longer armed with a mere lance but with an actual spur , like ironclad frigates or those warships called ‘rams , ' whose mass and motor power it would possess simultaneously . \"\n",
      "  information -- becomes -- more abundant\n",
      "  more abundant -- I plump for -- a sea unicorn\n",
      "  colossal dimensions -- longer armed with -- a mere lance\n",
      "  those warships -- called -- ‘rams\n",
      "\n",
      "This inexplicable phenomenon is thus explained away - unless it is something else entirely , which , despite everything that has been sighted , studied , explored and experienced , is still possible !\n",
      "  despite -- everything that has been sighted -- possible !\n",
      "  despite -- explored -- possible !\n",
      "  despite -- is still -- possible !\n",
      "\n",
      "\" These last words were cowardly of me ; but as far as I could , I wanted to protect my professorial dignity and not lay myself open to laughter from the Americans , who when they do laugh , laugh raucously .\n",
      "  These last words -- were cowardly of -- could\n",
      "  cowardly -- far as I -- could\n",
      "  could -- I wanted -- professorial dignity\n",
      "  could -- protect my -- professorial dignity\n",
      "  professorial dignity -- lay myself open -- laughter\n",
      "  the Americans -- do laugh -- raucously\n",
      "\n",
      "\" My article was hotly debated , causing a fine old uproar .\n",
      "  article -- was hotly debated -- a fine old uproar\n",
      "  article -- causing -- a fine old uproar\n",
      "\n",
      "Moreover , the solution it proposed allowed for free play of the imagination .\n",
      "  the solution -- proposed allowed for -- free\n",
      "  free -- play of -- the imagination\n",
      "\n",
      "The human mind enjoys impressive visions of unearthly creatures .\n",
      "  The human mind -- enjoys impressive visions of -- unearthly creatures\n",
      "\n",
      "Now then , the sea is precisely their best medium , the only setting suitable for the breeding and growing of such giants - next to which such land animals as elephants or rhinoceroses are mere dwarves .\n",
      "  the sea -- is precisely -- best medium\n",
      "  best medium -- setting suitable for -- the breeding\n",
      "  the breeding -- growing of -- such giants\n",
      "  rhinoceroses -- are -- mere dwarves\n",
      "\n",
      "The liquid masses support the largest known species of mammals and perhaps conceal mollusks of incomparable size or crustaceans too frightful to contemplate , such as 100 - meter lobsters or crabs weighing 200 metric tons !\n",
      "  The liquid masses -- support -- species\n",
      "  The liquid masses -- known species of -- mammals\n",
      "  mammals -- perhaps conceal mollusks of -- incomparable size\n",
      "  crabs -- weighing -- metric tons !\n",
      "\n",
      "Formerly , in prehistoric days , land animals ( quadrupeds , apes , reptiles , birds ) were built on a gigantic scale .\n",
      "  birds -- were built on -- a gigantic scale\n",
      "\n",
      "Our Creator cast them using a colossal mold that time has gradually made smaller .\n",
      "  a colossal mold that time -- has gradually made -- smaller\n",
      "\n",
      "With its untold depths , could not the sea keep alive such huge specimens of life from another age , this sea that never changes while the land masses undergo almost continuous alteration ?\n",
      "  the sea -- keep alive such huge specimens of -- life\n",
      "  this sea -- never changes while -- the land masses\n",
      "\n",
      "Could not the heart of the ocean hide the last - remaining varieties of these titanic species , for whom years are centuries and centuries millennia ?\n",
      "  the ocean -- hide the last - -- remaining varieties\n",
      "  whom years -- are -- centuries\n",
      "\n",
      "But I must not let these fantasies run away with me !\n",
      "  these fantasies -- run away with -- !\n",
      "\n",
      "Enough of these fairy tales that time has changed for me into harsh realities .\n",
      "  these fairy tales that time -- has changed for me into -- harsh realities\n",
      "\n",
      "opinion had crystallized as to the nature of this phenomenon , and the public accepted without argument the existence of a prodigious creature that had nothing in common with the fabled sea serpent .\n",
      "  opinion -- had crystallized as -- the nature\n",
      "  the public -- accepted without argument the existence of -- a prodigious creature\n",
      "  a prodigious creature -- had nothing in -- common\n",
      "\n",
      "Yet if some saw it purely as a scientific problem to be solved , more practical people , especially in America and England , were determined to purge the ocean of this daunting monster , to insure the safety of transoceanic travel .\n",
      "  a scientific problem -- be solved -- more practical people\n",
      "  England -- were determined -- purge the ocean\n",
      "  this daunting monster -- insure the safety of -- transoceanic travel\n",
      "\n",
      "The industrial and commercial newspapers dealt with the question chiefly from this viewpoint .\n",
      "  commercial newspapers -- dealt with -- the question chiefly\n",
      "\n",
      "The Shipping and Mercantile Gazette , the Lloy 's List , Franc 's Packetboat and Maritime and Colonial Review , all the rags devoted to insurance companies - who threatened to raise their premium rates - were unanimous on this point .\n",
      "  Colonial Review -- all -- the rags\n",
      "  the rags -- devoted -- insurance companies\n",
      "  insurance companies -- threatened -- premium rates -\n",
      "  insurance companies -- raise -- premium rates -\n",
      "  premium rates - -- were unanimous on -- this point\n",
      "\n",
      "Public opinion being pronounced , the States of the Union were the first in the field .\n",
      "  Public opinion -- being pronounced -- the States\n",
      "  the Union -- were the first in -- the field\n",
      "\n",
      "In New York preparations were under way for an expedition designed to chase this narwhale .\n",
      "  New York preparations -- were under -- way\n",
      "  an expedition -- designed -- this narwhale\n",
      "  an expedition -- chase -- this narwhale\n",
      "\n",
      "A high - speed frigate , the Abraham Lincoln , was fitted out for putting to sea as soon as possible .\n",
      "  the Abraham Lincoln -- was fitted out for putting -- sea\n",
      "\n",
      "The naval arsenals were unlocked for Commander Farragut , who pressed energetically forward with the arming of his frigate .\n",
      "  The naval arsenals -- were unlocked for -- Commander Farragut\n",
      "  Commander Farragut -- pressed energetically forward with -- the arming\n",
      "\n",
      "But , as it always happens , just when a decision had been made to chase the monster , the monster put in no further appearances .\n",
      "  a decision -- had been made -- the monster\n",
      "  a decision -- chase -- the monster\n",
      "  the monster -- put in -- appearances\n",
      "  the monster -- further -- appearances\n",
      "\n",
      "Apparently the unicorn had gotten wise to these plots being woven around it .\n",
      "  the unicorn -- had gotten wise -- these plots\n",
      "\n",
      "People were constantly babbling about the creature , even via the Atlantic Cable !\n",
      "  People -- were constantly babbling about -- the creature\n",
      "\n",
      "Accordingly , the wags claimed that this slippery rascal had waylaid some passing telegram and was making the most of it .\n",
      "  this slippery rascal -- had waylaid -- some passing telegram\n",
      "\n",
      "So the frigate was equipped for a far - off voyage and armed with fearsome fishing gear , but nobody knew where to steer it .\n",
      "  the frigate -- was equipped for -- -\n",
      "  the frigate -- far - off -- voyage\n",
      "\n",
      "And impatience grew until , on June 2 , word came that the Tampico , a steamer on the San Francisco line sailing from California to Shanghai , had sighted the animal again , three weeks before in the northerly seas of the Pacific .\n",
      "  impatience -- grew until -- June\n",
      "  word -- came that -- the Tampico\n",
      "  the San Francisco -- line sailing from -- California\n",
      "  Shanghai -- had sighted -- the animal again\n",
      "\n",
      "This news caused intense excitement .\n",
      "  This news -- caused -- intense excitement\n",
      "\n",
      "Not even a 24 - hour breather was granted to Commander Farragut .\n",
      "  hour breather -- was granted -- Commander Farragut\n",
      "\n",
      "His provisions were loaded on board .\n",
      "  provisions -- were loaded on -- board\n",
      "\n",
      "His coal bunkers were overflowing .\n",
      "  coal -- were -- overflowing\n",
      "\n",
      "Not a crewman was missing from his post .\n",
      "  a crewman -- was missing from -- post\n",
      "\n",
      "To cast off , he needed only to fire and stoke his furnaces !\n",
      "  fire -- stoke -- furnaces !\n",
      "\n",
      "Half a da 's delay would have been unforgivable !\n",
      "  delay -- have been -- unforgivable !\n",
      "\n",
      "But Commander Farragut wanted nothing more than to go forth .\n",
      "  Commander Farragut -- wanted nothing more than -- forth\n",
      "\n",
      "I received a letter three hours before the Abraham Lincoln left its Brooklyn pier ; * the letter read as follows :\n",
      "  the Abraham Lincoln -- left -- Brooklyn pier\n",
      "  Brooklyn pier -- * -- the letter\n",
      "  the letter -- read as -- follows :\n",
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      "A pier is a type of wharf expressly set aside for an individual vessel .\n",
      "  A pier -- is a type of -- wharf expressly\n",
      "  wharf expressly -- set aside for -- an individual vessel\n",
      "\n",
      "If you would like to join the expedition on the Abraham Lincoln , the government of the Union will be pleased to regard you as Franc 's representative in this undertaking .\n",
      "  the Union -- be pleased -- regard\n",
      "  regard -- you as -- Franc\n",
      "\n",
      "Commander Farragut has a cabin at your disposal .\n",
      "  Commander Farragut -- has a cabin at -- your disposal\n",
      "\n",
      "CHAPTER 3 As Master Wishes THREE SECONDS before the arrival of J. B. Hobso 's letter , I no more dreamed of chasing the unicorn than of trying for the Northwest Passage .\n",
      "  Master -- Wishes -- SECONDS\n",
      "  letter -- I no more dreamed of chasing the unicorn than -- the Northwest Passage\n",
      "  the unicorn -- trying for -- the Northwest Passage\n",
      "\n",
      "Three seconds after reading this letter from the honorable Secretary of the Navy , I understood at last that my true vocation , my sole purpose in life , was to hunt down this disturbing monster and rid the world of it .\n",
      "  seconds -- reading this letter from -- the honorable Secretary\n",
      "  the Navy -- I understood at -- true vocation\n",
      "  the Navy -- my -- true vocation\n",
      "  true vocation -- my sole purpose in -- life\n",
      "  life -- was -- hunt\n",
      "\n",
      "Even so , I had just returned from an arduous journey , exhausted and badly needing a rest .\n",
      "  an arduous journey -- needing -- a rest\n",
      "\n",
      "I wanted nothing more than to see my country again , my friends , my modest quarters by the Botanical Gardens , my dearly beloved collections !\n",
      "  see -- my -- country again\n",
      "  country again -- my -- friends\n",
      "  friends -- my modest quarters by -- the Botanical Gardens\n",
      "  the Botanical Gardens -- my -- dearly\n",
      "  dearly -- beloved -- collections !\n",
      "\n",
      "I forgot everything else , and without another thought of exhaustion , friends , or collections , I accepted the American governmen 's offer .\n",
      "  collections -- I accepted -- the American governmen\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Besides , \" I mused , \" all roads lead home to Europe , and our unicorn may be gracious enough to take me toward the coast of France !\n",
      "  all roads -- lead -- home\n",
      "  Europe -- our -- unicorn\n",
      "  unicorn -- be -- the coast\n",
      "  unicorn -- take me toward -- the coast\n",
      "\n",
      "That fine animal may even let itself be captured in European seas - as a personal favor to me - and I will bring back to the Museum of Natural History at least half a meter of its ivory lance !\n",
      "  even -- let itself be captured in -- European seas -\n",
      "  European seas - -- favor -- -\n",
      "  European seas - -- me -- -\n",
      "  - -- I -- the Museum\n",
      "  - -- bring back -- the Museum\n",
      "  Natural History -- half a meter of -- ivory lance !\n",
      "\n",
      "\" But in the meantime I would have to look for this narwhale in the northern Pacific Ocean ; which meant returning to France by way of the Antipodes . \"\n",
      "  the northern Pacific Ocean -- returning -- France\n",
      "\n",
      "Conseil was my manservant .\n",
      "  Conseil -- was my -- manservant\n",
      "\n",
      "A devoted lad who went with me on all my journeys ; a gallant Flemish boy whom I genuinely liked and who returned the compliment ; a born stoic , punctilious on principle , habitually hardworking , rarely startled by lif 's surprises , very skillful with his hands , efficient in his every duty , and despite his having a name that means \" counsel , \" never giving advice - not even the unsolicited kind !\n",
      "  A devoted lad -- went with me on -- journeys\n",
      "  A devoted lad -- my -- journeys\n",
      "  a gallant Flemish boy whom -- I -- genuinely liked\n",
      "  genuinely liked -- returned -- a born stoic\n",
      "  habitually hardworking -- rarely startled by -- lif\n",
      "  every duty -- having -- a name that means\n",
      "  counsel -- never giving advice - -- kind !\n",
      "  advice -- even -- kind !\n",
      "\n",
      "From rubbing shoulders with scientists in our little universe by the Botanical Gardens , the boy had come to know a thing or two .\n",
      "  scientists -- our little universe by -- the Botanical Gardens\n",
      "  the boy -- had come -- a thing\n",
      "  the boy -- know -- a thing\n",
      "\n",
      "In Conseil I had a seasoned specialist in biological classification , an enthusiast who could run with acrobatic agility up and down the whole ladder of branches , groups , classes , subclasses , orders , families , genera , subgenera , species , and varieties .\n",
      "  Conseil -- I had a seasoned specialist in -- biological classification\n",
      "  an enthusiast -- run with -- acrobatic agility\n",
      "\n",
      "Well versed in the theory of classification , he was poorly versed in its practical application , and I doubt that he could tell a sperm whale from a baleen whale !\n",
      "  classification -- was poorly versed in -- practical application\n",
      "  practical application -- I doubt that -- a sperm whale\n",
      "  practical application -- tell a sperm whale from -- a baleen whale !\n",
      "\n",
      "For the past ten years , Conseil had gone with me wherever science beckoned .\n",
      "  Conseil -- had gone with -- wherever science beckoned\n",
      "\n",
      "Moreover , he enjoyed excellent health that defied all ailments , owned solid muscles , but had not a nerve in him , not a sign of nerves - the mental type , I mean .\n",
      "  Moreover -- enjoyed excellent health that defied -- all ailments\n",
      "  all ailments -- owned -- solid muscles\n",
      "  solid muscles -- had not a nerve in -- a sign\n",
      "\n",
      "The lad was thirty years old , and his age to that of his employer was as fifteen is to twenty .\n",
      "  The lad -- was -- thirty years\n",
      "  employer -- was as -- fifteen\n",
      "  fifteen -- is -- twenty\n",
      "\n",
      "Please forgive me for this underhanded way of admitting I had turned forty .\n",
      "  Please -- forgive me for -- this underhanded way\n",
      "  this underhanded way -- I had turned -- forty\n",
      "\n",
      "But Conseil had one flaw .\n",
      "  Conseil -- had -- flaw\n",
      "\n",
      "He was a fanatic on formality , and he only addressed me in the third person - to the point where it got tiresome .\n",
      "  formality -- me in -- the third person -\n",
      "  the point -- got -- tiresome\n",
      "\n",
      "I repeated , while feverishly beginning my preparations for departure .\n",
      "  feverishly beginning -- my preparations for -- departure\n",
      "\n",
      "To be sure , I had confidence in this devoted lad .\n",
      "  sure -- I had confidence in -- this devoted lad\n",
      "\n",
      "Ordinarily , I never asked whether or not it suited him to go with me on my journeys ; but this time an expedition was at issue that could drag on indefinitely , a hazardous undertaking whose purpose was to hunt an animal that could sink a frigate as easily as a walnut shell !\n",
      "  Ordinarily -- I never asked -- whether\n",
      "  suited -- him -- journeys\n",
      "  suited -- me on my -- journeys\n",
      "  this time an expedition -- was at -- issue\n",
      "  issue -- drag on indefinitely -- a hazardous undertaking whose purpose\n",
      "  a hazardous undertaking whose purpose -- was -- an animal\n",
      "  a hazardous undertaking whose purpose -- hunt -- an animal\n",
      "  an animal -- sink a frigate as easily as -- a walnut shell !\n",
      "\n",
      "What would Conseil say ?\n",
      "  Conseil -- say -- ?\n",
      "\n",
      "We are departing in two hours . \"\n",
      "  We -- are departing in -- hours\n",
      "\n",
      "We have not a moment to lose .\n",
      "  We -- have not -- a moment\n",
      "\n",
      "Pack as much into my trunk as you can , my traveling kit , my suits , shirts , and socks , do not bother counting , just squeeze it all in - and hurry ! \"\n",
      "  Pack -- my trunk as you -- can\n",
      "  can -- my -- traveling kit\n",
      "  traveling kit -- my -- suits\n",
      "  socks -- do not -- counting\n",
      "  squeeze -- all in -- -\n",
      "  - -- hurry -- !\n",
      "\n",
      "\" The hotel will keep them for us . \"\n",
      "  The hotel -- keep them for -- us\n",
      "\n",
      "Anyhow , we will leave instructions to ship the whole menagerie to France . \"\n",
      "  we -- leave instructions -- the whole menagerie\n",
      "  we -- ship -- the whole menagerie\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Then we are not returning to Paris ? \"\n",
      "  we -- are not returning -- Paris ?\n",
      "\n",
      ", \" I replied evasively , \" but after we make a detour . \"\n",
      "  we -- make -- a detour\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Oh , it is nothing really !\n",
      "  Oh -- is nothing really -- !\n",
      "\n",
      "A route slightly less direct , that is all .\n",
      "  less direct -- is -- all .\n",
      "\n",
      "We are leaving on the Abraham Lincoln . \"\n",
      "  We -- are leaving on -- the Abraham Lincoln\n",
      "\n",
      "You see , my friend , it is an issue of the monster , the notorious narwhale .\n",
      "  see -- my -- friend\n",
      "  friend -- is an issue of -- the monster\n",
      "\n",
      "We are going to rid the seas of it !\n",
      "  We -- are going -- the seas\n",
      "  We -- rid the seas of -- !\n",
      "\n",
      "The author of a two - volume work , in quarto , on The Mysteries of the Great Ocean Depths has no excuse for not setting sail with Commander Farragut .\n",
      "  the Great Ocean Depths -- has no excuse for -- Commander Farragut\n",
      "  no excuse -- setting sail with -- Commander Farragut\n",
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      "We do not know where it will take us !\n",
      "  We -- do not know where -- us !\n",
      "  We -- take -- us !\n",
      "\n",
      "These beasts can be quite unpredictable !\n",
      "  These beasts -- be quite -- unpredictable !\n",
      "\n",
      "But we are going just the same !\n",
      "  we -- are going just -- the same !\n",
      "\n",
      "We have a commander wh 's game for anything ! \"\n",
      "  We -- have -- a commander wh\n",
      "\n",
      "\" What master does , I will do , \" Conseil replied . \"\n",
      "  What master -- I -- do\n",
      "\n",
      "This is one of those voyages from which people do not always come back ! \"\n",
      "  which people -- do not always come back -- !\n",
      "\n",
      "Conseil did them in a flash , and I was sure the lad had not missed a thing , because he classified shirts and suits as expertly as birds and mammals .\n",
      "  Conseil -- did them in -- a flash\n",
      "  a flash -- I was sure -- the lad\n",
      "  the lad -- had not missed -- a thing\n",
      "\n",
      "The hotel elevator dropped us off in the main vestibule on the mezzanine .\n",
      "  The hotel elevator -- dropped us off -- the main vestibule\n",
      "\n",
      "I went down a short stair leading to the ground floor .\n",
      "  a short stair -- leading -- the ground floor\n",
      "\n",
      "I settled my bill at that huge counter that was always under siege by a considerable crowd .\n",
      "  bill -- was always under -- siege\n",
      "\n",
      "I left instructions for shipping my containers of stuffed animals and dried plants to Paris , France .\n",
      "  shipping -- my containers of -- stuffed animals\n",
      "\n",
      "I opened a line of credit sufficient to cover the babirusa and , Conseil at my heels , I jumped into a carriage .\n",
      "  credit -- sufficient -- the babirusa\n",
      "  credit -- cover -- the babirusa\n",
      "  Conseil -- my -- heels\n",
      "  heels -- I jumped into -- a carriage\n",
      "\n",
      "For a fare of twenty francs , the vehicle went down Broadway to Union Square , took Fourth Ave. to its junction with Bowery St. , turned into Katrin St. and halted at Pier 34. There the Katrin ferry transferred men , horses , and carriage to Brooklyn , that great New York annex located on the left bank of the East River , and in a few minutes we arrived at the wharf next to which the Abraham Lincoln was vomiting torrents of black smoke from its two funnels .\n",
      "  a fare -- twenty -- the vehicle\n",
      "  the vehicle -- went down Broadway -- Union Square\n",
      "  Union Square -- took -- Fourth Ave.\n",
      "  Bowery St. -- turned into -- Katrin St.\n",
      "  Katrin St. -- halted at -- Pier 34.\n",
      "  the Katrin ferry -- transferred -- men\n",
      "  that great New York annex -- located on -- bank\n",
      "  that great New York annex -- left bank of -- the East River\n",
      "  a few minutes we -- which -- the Abraham Lincoln\n",
      "  the Abraham Lincoln -- was vomiting torrents of -- black smoke\n",
      "\n",
      "Our baggage was immediately carried to the deck of the frigate .\n",
      "  baggage -- was immediately carried -- the deck\n",
      "\n",
      "One of the sailors led me to the afterdeck , where I stood in the presence of a smart - looking officer who extended his hand to me .\n",
      "  the sailors -- led me -- the afterdeck\n",
      "  the afterdeck -- I stood in -- the presence\n",
      "  the presence -- smart -- -\n",
      "  - -- looking -- officer\n",
      "  officer -- extended -- hand\n",
      "\n",
      "\" The same , \" I replied . \"\n",
      "  The same -- I -- replied\n",
      "\n",
      "Welcome aboard , professor .\n",
      "  Welcome -- aboard -- professor\n",
      "\n",
      "Your cabin is waiting for you .\n",
      "  Your cabin -- is waiting for -- you\n",
      "\n",
      "\" I bowed , and letting the commander attend to getting under way , I was taken to the cabin that had been set aside for me .\n",
      "  the commander -- attend -- way\n",
      "  the commander -- getting under -- way\n",
      "  way -- I was taken -- the cabin\n",
      "\n",
      "The Abraham Lincoln had been perfectly chosen and fitted out for its new assignment .\n",
      "  The Abraham Lincoln -- had been perfectly -- chosen\n",
      "  chosen -- fitted out for -- new assignment\n",
      "\n",
      "It was a high - speed frigate furnished with superheating equipment that allowed the tension of its steam to build to seven atmospheres .\n",
      "  superheating equipment -- allowed the tension of -- atmospheres\n",
      "  the tension -- steam -- atmospheres\n",
      "  the tension -- build -- atmospheres\n",
      "\n",
      "Under this pressure the Abraham Lincoln reached an average speed of 18.3 miles per hour , a considerable speed but still not enough to cope with our gigantic cetacean .\n",
      "  the Abraham Lincoln -- reached an average speed of -- 18.3 miles\n",
      "  cope -- our -- gigantic cetacean\n",
      "\n",
      "The frigat 's interior accommodations complemented its nautical virtues .\n",
      "  interior accommodations -- complemented -- nautical virtues\n",
      "\n",
      "I was well satisfied with my cabin , which was located in the stern and opened into the officers ' mess .\n",
      "  cabin -- was located in -- the stern\n",
      "  the stern -- opened into -- the officers\n",
      "\n",
      "\" We will be quite comfortable here , \" I told Conseil . \"\n",
      "  We -- be -- comfortable here\n",
      "  comfortable here -- I told -- Conseil\n",
      "\n",
      "With all due respect to master , \" Conseil replied , \" as comfortable as a hermit crab inside the shell of a whelk .\n",
      "  Conseil replied -- comfortable as -- a hermit crab\n",
      "\n",
      "\" I left Conseil to the proper stowing of our luggage and climbed on deck to watch the preparations for getting under way .\n",
      "  the proper stowing -- our -- luggage\n",
      "  luggage -- climbed on -- deck\n",
      "  watch the preparations -- getting under -- way\n",
      "\n",
      "Just then Commander Farragut was giving orders to cast off the last moorings holding the Abraham Lincoln to its Brooklyn pier .\n",
      "  Commander Farragut -- was giving -- orders\n",
      "  orders -- cast off -- the last moorings\n",
      "  the last moorings -- holding -- the Abraham\n",
      "  the Abraham -- Lincoln -- Brooklyn pier\n",
      "\n",
      "And so if I would been delayed by a quarter of an hour or even less , the frigate would have gone without me , and I would have missed out on this unearthly , extraordinary , and inconceivable expedition , whose true story might well meet with some skepticism .\n",
      "  an hour -- even -- the frigate\n",
      "  the frigate -- have gone without -- this unearthly\n",
      "  the frigate -- I -- this unearthly\n",
      "  the frigate -- have missed out on -- this unearthly\n",
      "  whose true story -- meet with -- some skepticism\n",
      "\n",
      "But Commander Farragut did not want to waste a single day , or even a single hour , in making for those seas where the animal had just been sighted .\n",
      "  Commander Farragut -- did not want -- waste a single day\n",
      "  waste a single day -- even -- a single hour\n",
      "  a single hour -- making for -- the animal\n",
      "\n",
      "At this order , which was relayed to the engine by means of a compressed - air device , the mechanics activated the start - up wheel .\n",
      "  this order -- was -- relayed\n",
      "  means -- compressed - -- air device\n",
      "  the mechanics -- activated -- -\n",
      "  the mechanics -- start - up -- wheel\n",
      "\n",
      "Steam rushed whistling into the gaping valves .\n",
      "  Steam -- rushed whistling into -- the gaping valves\n",
      "\n",
      "Long horizontal pistons groaned and pushed the tie rods of the drive shaft .\n",
      "  Long horizontal pistons -- pushed the tie rods of -- the drive\n",
      "\n",
      "The blades of the propeller churned the waves with increasing speed , and the Abraham Lincoln moved out majestically amid a spectator - laden escort of some 100 ferries and tenders .\n",
      "  the propeller -- churned the waves with increasing -- speed\n",
      "  the Abraham Lincoln -- moved out majestically amid -- a spectator\n",
      "\n",
      "Tenders are small steamboats that assist the big liners .\n",
      "  Tenders -- are -- small steamboats\n",
      "  small steamboats -- assist -- the big liners\n",
      "\n",
      "The wharves of Brooklyn , and every part of New York bordering the East River , were crowded with curiosity seekers .\n",
      "  New York bordering the East River -- were crowded with -- curiosity seekers\n",
      "\n",
      "Departing from 500,000 throats , three cheers burst forth in succession .\n",
      "  cheers -- burst forth in -- succession\n",
      "\n",
      "Thousands of handkerchiefs were waving above these tightly packed masses , hailing the Abraham Lincoln until it reached the waters of the Hudson River , at the tip of the long peninsula that forms New York City .\n",
      "  handkerchiefs -- were waving above -- masses\n",
      "  handkerchiefs -- tightly packed -- masses\n",
      "  masses -- hailing the Abraham Lincoln until -- the waters\n",
      "  the Abraham Lincoln -- reached the waters of -- the Hudson River\n",
      "\n",
      "The frigate then went along the New Jersey coast - the wonderful right bank of this river , all loaded down with country homes - and passed by the forts to salutes from their biggest cannons .\n",
      "  The frigate -- then went along -- the New Jersey coast\n",
      "  this river -- loaded down with -- country homes -\n",
      "  country homes - -- passed by -- the forts\n",
      "\n",
      "The Abraham Lincoln replied by three times lowering and hoisting the American flag , whose thirty - nine stars gleamed from the gaff of the mizzen sail ; then , changing speed to take the buoy - marked channel that curved into the inner bay formed by the spit of Sandy Hook , it hugged this sand - covered strip of land where thousands of spectators acclaimed us one more time .\n"
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      "  The Abraham Lincoln -- replied by -- times lowering\n",
      "  times lowering -- hoisting -- the American flag\n",
      "  then -- changing speed -- the buoy -\n",
      "  then -- take -- the buoy -\n",
      "  the buoy - -- marked channel that curved into -- the inner bay\n",
      "  the inner bay -- formed by -- the spit\n",
      "  Sandy Hook -- hugged this sand - covered -- strip\n",
      "\n",
      "The escort of boats and tenders still followed the frigate and only left us when we came abreast of the lightship , whose two signal lights mark the entrance of the narrows to Upper New York Bay .\n",
      "  tenders -- followed -- the frigate\n",
      "  the frigate -- left -- us\n",
      "  we -- came abreast of -- the lightship\n",
      "  whose -- signal -- lights\n",
      "  lights -- mark the entrance of -- the narrows\n",
      "\n",
      "The harbor pilot went down into his dinghy and rejoined a little schooner waiting for him to leeward .\n",
      "  The harbor pilot -- went down into -- dinghy\n",
      "  dinghy -- rejoined -- a little schooner\n",
      "  a little schooner -- waiting for him -- leeward\n",
      "\n",
      "The furnaces were stoked ; the propeller churned the waves more swiftly ; the frigate skirted the flat , yellow coast of Long Island ; and at eight o'clock in the evening , after the lights of Fire Island had vanished into the northwest , we ran at full steam onto the dark waters of the Atlantic .\n",
      "  The furnaces -- were stoked -- the propeller\n",
      "  the propeller -- churned -- the waves\n",
      "  the waves -- swiftly -- the frigate\n",
      "  Fire Island -- had vanished into -- the northwest\n",
      "  we -- ran at -- full steam\n",
      "\n",
      "CHAPTER 4 Ned Land COMMANDER FARRAGUT was a good seaman , worthy of the frigate he commanded .\n",
      "  Ned Land COMMANDER FARRAGUT -- was -- a good seaman\n",
      "\n",
      "On the cetacean question no doubts arose in his mind , and he did not allow the anima 's existence to be disputed aboard his vessel .\n",
      "  mind -- did not allow -- the anima\n",
      "  existence -- be disputed aboard -- vessel\n",
      "\n",
      "He believed in it as certain pious women believe in the leviathan from the Book of Job - out of faith , not reason .\n",
      "  certain pious women -- believe in -- the leviathan\n",
      "\n",
      "The monster existed , and he had vowed to rid the seas of it .\n",
      "  The monster existed -- had vowed -- the seas\n",
      "\n",
      "The man was a sort of Knight of Rhodes , a latter - day Sir Dieudonné of Gozo , on his way to fight an encounter with the dragon devastating the island .\n",
      "  The man -- was a sort of -- Knight\n",
      "  way -- fight an encounter with -- the dragon\n",
      "  the dragon -- devastating -- the island\n",
      "\n",
      "Either Commander Farragut would slay the narwhale , or the narwhale would slay Commander Farragut .\n",
      "  Commander Farragut -- slay -- the narwhale\n",
      "\n",
      "The shi 's officers shared the views of their leader .\n",
      "  officers -- shared the views of -- leader\n",
      "\n",
      "They could be heard chatting , discussing , arguing , calculating the different chances of an encounter , and observing the vast expanse of the ocean .\n",
      "  chatting -- discussing -- an encounter\n",
      "  chatting -- calculating the different chances of -- an encounter\n",
      "  an encounter -- observing the vast expanse of -- the ocean\n",
      "\n",
      "Voluntary watches from the crosstrees of the topgallant sail were self - imposed by more than one who would have cursed such toil under any other circumstances .\n",
      "  the topgallant -- were self - -- imposed\n",
      "  imposed -- have cursed such toil under -- any other circumstances\n",
      "\n",
      "As often as the sun swept over its daily arc , the masts were populated with sailors whose feet itched and could not hold still on the planking of the deck below !\n",
      "  the sun -- swept over -- daily arc\n",
      "  the masts -- were populated with -- sailors whose feet itched\n",
      "  sailors whose feet itched -- hold still on -- the planking\n",
      "\n",
      "And the Abraham Lincol 's stempost had not even cut the suspected waters of the Pacific .\n",
      "  stempost -- had not -- even\n",
      "  even -- cut the suspected waters of -- the Pacific\n",
      "\n",
      "As for the crew , they only wanted to encounter the unicorn , harpoon it , haul it on board , and carve it up .\n",
      "  the crew -- wanted -- the unicorn\n",
      "  the crew -- encounter -- the unicorn\n",
      "  the unicorn -- harpoon -- board\n",
      "\n",
      "Besides , Commander Farragut had mentioned that a certain sum of $ 2,000.00 was waiting for the man who first sighted the animal , be he cabin boy or sailor , mate or officer .\n",
      "  Commander Farragut -- had mentioned that -- 2,000.00\n",
      "  Commander Farragut -- sum of -- 2,000.00\n",
      "  2,000.00 -- was waiting for -- the man\n",
      "  the man -- sighted -- the animal\n",
      "  the animal -- be -- cabin boy\n",
      "\n",
      "I will let the reader decide whether eyes got proper exercise aboard the Abraham Lincoln .\n",
      "  decide -- whether eyes got -- proper exercise\n",
      "  proper exercise -- aboard -- the Abraham Lincoln\n",
      "\n",
      "As for me , I did not lag behind the others and I yielded to no one my share in these daily observations .\n",
      "  the others -- I yielded -- share\n",
      "  the others -- my share in -- these daily observations\n",
      "\n",
      "Our frigate would have had fivescore good reasons for renaming itself the Argus , after that mythological beast with 100 eyes !\n",
      "  frigate -- have had fivescore good reasons for renaming itself -- the Argus\n",
      "  that mythological -- beast with -- !\n",
      "\n",
      "The lone rebel among us was Conseil , who seemed utterly uninterested in the question exciting us and was out of step with the general enthusiasm on board .\n",
      "  us -- was -- Conseil\n",
      "  the question exciting us -- was out of step with -- the general enthusiasm\n",
      "\n",
      "As I said , Commander Farragut had carefully equipped his ship with all the gear needed to fish for a gigantic cetacean .\n",
      "  Commander Farragut -- had carefully equipped his ship with all -- the gear\n",
      "  the gear -- needed -- fish\n",
      "\n",
      "No whaling vessel could have been better armed .\n",
      "  vessel -- have been -- better armed\n",
      "\n",
      "We had every known mechanism , from the hand - hurled harpoon , to the blunderbuss firing barbed arrows , to the duck gun with exploding bullets .\n",
      "  We -- had -- mechanism\n",
      "  We -- known -- mechanism\n",
      "  the hand -- hurled -- harpoon\n",
      "  the blunderbuss -- firing -- barbed arrows\n",
      "  the duck gun -- exploding -- bullets\n",
      "\n",
      "On the forecastle was mounted the latest model breech - loading cannon , very heavy of barrel and narrow of bore , a weapon that would figure in the Universal Exhibition of 1867. Made in America , this valuable instrument could fire a four - kilogram conical projectile an average distance of sixteen kilometers without the least bother .\n",
      "  the forecastle -- was mounted the latest model breech - -- loading cannon\n",
      "  1867. -- Made in -- America\n",
      "  this valuable instrument -- could -- fire\n",
      "  fire -- projectile an average distance of -- kilometers\n",
      "\n",
      "So the Abraham Lincoln was not lacking in means of destruction .\n",
      "  the Abraham Lincoln -- was not lacking in -- means\n",
      "\n",
      "Gifted with uncommon manual ability , Ned Land was a Canadian who had no equal in his dangerous trade .\n",
      "  Ned Land -- was -- no equal\n",
      "  Ned Land -- had no equal in -- dangerous trade\n",
      "\n",
      "Dexterity , coolness , bravery , and cunning were virtues he possessed to a high degree , and it took a truly crafty baleen whale or an exceptionally astute sperm whale to elude the thrusts of his harpoon .\n",
      "  cunning -- were virtues -- a high degree\n",
      "  cunning -- possessed -- a high degree\n",
      "  a high degree -- took -- crafty baleen whale\n",
      "  a high degree -- truly -- crafty baleen whale\n",
      "  an exceptionally astute sperm -- elude the thrusts of -- harpoon\n",
      "\n",
      "Ned Land was about forty years old .\n",
      "  Ned Land -- was about -- forty years\n",
      "\n",
      "A man of great height - over six English feet - he was powerfully built , serious in manner , not very sociable , sometimes headstrong , and quite ill - tempered when crossed .\n",
      "  English feet -- was -- powerfully\n",
      "  powerfully -- built -- manner\n",
      "\n",
      "His looks caught the attention , and above all the strength of his gaze , which gave a unique emphasis to his facial appearance .\n",
      "  the attention -- all the strength of -- gaze\n",
      "  gaze -- gave -- emphasis\n",
      "\n",
      "Commander Farragut , to my thinking , had made a wise move in hiring on this man .\n",
      "  Commander Farragut -- my thinking -- a wise\n",
      "  Commander Farragut -- had made -- a wise\n",
      "  a wise -- move in hiring on -- this man\n",
      "\n",
      "With his eye and his throwing arm , he was worth the whole crew all by himself .\n",
      "  arm -- was worth -- the whole crew\n",
      "\n",
      "I can do no better than to compare him with a powerful telescope that could double as a cannon always ready to fire .\n",
      "  a powerful telescope -- double as -- a cannon\n",
      "  a cannon -- always ready -- fire\n",
      "\n",
      "To say Canadian is to say French , and as unsociable as Ned Land was , I must admit he took a definite liking to me .\n",
      "  Canadian -- is -- unsociable\n",
      "  Canadian -- say -- unsociable\n",
      "  Ned Land -- was -- a definite liking\n",
      "  Ned Land -- I -- a definite liking\n",
      "  Ned Land -- admit -- a definite liking\n",
      "  Ned Land -- took -- a definite liking\n",
      "\n",
      "It was an opportunity for him to speak , and for me to hear , that old Rabelaisian dialect still used in some Canadian provinces .\n",
      "  an opportunity -- me -- that old Rabelaisian dialect\n",
      "  that old Rabelaisian dialect -- used in -- some Canadian provinces\n",
      "\n",
      "The harpoone 's family originated in Quebec , and they were already a line of bold fishermen back in the days when this town still belonged to France .\n",
      "  Quebec -- were already -- bold fishermen\n",
      "  Quebec -- line of -- bold fishermen\n",
      "  bold fishermen -- back in -- the days\n",
      "  this town -- belonged -- France\n",
      "\n",
      "Little by little Ned developed a taste for chatting , and I loved hearing the tales of his adventures in the polar seas .\n",
      "  little Ned -- developed -- chatting\n",
      "  little Ned -- taste for -- chatting\n",
      "  chatting -- I -- the tales\n",
      "  chatting -- hearing the tales of -- adventures\n",
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      "His tales took on the form of an epic poem , and I felt I was hearing some Canadian Homer reciting his Iliad of the High Arctic regions .\n",
      "  tales -- took on -- the form\n",
      "  an epic poem -- I felt I was hearing -- some Canadian Homer\n",
      "  some Canadian Homer -- reciting his Iliad of -- the High Arctic regions\n",
      "\n",
      "Because we have become old friends , united in that permanent comradeship born and cemented during only the most frightful crises !\n",
      "  we -- have become -- old friends\n",
      "  that permanent comradeship born -- cemented during -- the most frightful crises !\n",
      "\n",
      "Ah , my gallant Ned !\n",
      "  Ah -- my -- gallant Ned !\n",
      "\n",
      "I ask only to live 100 years more , the longer to remember you !\n",
      "  years -- longer -- remember\n",
      "  remember -- you -- !\n",
      "\n",
      "I must admit that he flatly did not believe in the unicorn , and alone on board , he did not share the general conviction .\n",
      "  the unicorn -- alone on -- board\n",
      "  board -- did not share -- the general conviction\n",
      "\n",
      "He avoided even dealing with the subject , for which one day I felt compelled to take him to task .\n",
      "  day -- I felt compelled -- task\n",
      "  day -- take him -- task\n",
      "\n",
      "During the magnificent evening of June 25 - in other words , three weeks after our departure - the frigate lay abreast of Cabo Blanco , thirty miles to leeward of the coast of Patagonia .\n",
      "  weeks -- our departure - -- the frigate\n",
      "  the frigate -- lay abreast of -- Cabo Blanco\n",
      "\n",
      "We had crossed the Tropic of Capricorn , and the Strait of Magellan opened less than 700 miles to the south .\n",
      "  We -- had crossed the Tropic of -- Capricorn\n",
      "  Magellan -- opened less than -- miles\n",
      "\n",
      "Before eight days were out , the Abraham Lincoln would plow the waves of the Pacific .\n",
      "  days -- were out -- the Abraham Lincoln would plow the waves\n",
      "\n",
      "Seated on the afterdeck , Ned Land and I chatted about one thing and another , staring at that mysterious sea whose depths to this day are beyond the reach of human eyes .\n",
      "  Ned Land -- I chatted about -- thing\n",
      "\n",
      "Quite naturally , I led our conversation around to the giant unicorn , and I weighed our expeditio 's various chances for success or failure .\n",
      "  conversation -- around -- the giant unicorn\n",
      "  the giant unicorn -- I -- weighed\n",
      "  weighed -- our -- expeditio\n",
      "\n",
      "Then , seeing that Ned just let me talk without saying much himself , I pressed him more closely .\n",
      "  Then -- seeing -- that Ned\n",
      "  that Ned -- let me talk without saying much -- more closely\n",
      "  talk -- I pressed -- more closely\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Ned , \" I asked him , \" how can you still doubt the reality of this cetacean we are after ?\n",
      "  Ned -- I asked -- the reality\n",
      "  Ned -- how -- the reality\n",
      "  Ned -- you still doubt the reality of -- this cetacean we\n",
      "  this cetacean we -- are after -- ?\n",
      "\n",
      "\" The harpooner stared at me awhile before replying , slapped his broad forehead in one of his standard gestures , closed his eyes as if to collect himself , and finally said : \"\n",
      "  replying -- slapped his broad forehead in -- standard gestures\n",
      "  standard gestures -- closed his eyes as -- :\n",
      "  standard gestures -- collect -- :\n",
      "  standard gestures -- said -- :\n",
      "\n",
      "\" But Ned , you are a professional whaler , a man familiar with all the great marine mammals - your mind should easily accept this hypothesis of an enormous cetacean , and you ought to be the last one to doubt it under these circumstances ! \"\n",
      "  Ned -- you are -- a professional whaler\n",
      "  a man -- all the great marine mammals - -- your mind\n",
      "  your mind -- accept this hypothesis of -- an enormous cetacean\n",
      "  an enormous cetacean -- you ought -- these circumstances !\n",
      "  an enormous cetacean -- be -- these circumstances !\n",
      "  an enormous cetacean -- doubt it under -- these circumstances !\n",
      "\n",
      "The common man may still believe in fabulous comets crossing outer space , or in prehistoric monsters living at the eart 's core , but astronomers and geologists do not swallow such fairy tales .\n",
      "  The common man -- believe in -- fabulous comets crossing outer space\n",
      "  geologists -- do not -- such fairy tales\n",
      "\n",
      "I have chased plenty of cetaceans , I have harpooned a good number , I have killed several .\n",
      "  cetaceans -- I have harpooned -- a good number\n",
      "\n",
      "But no matter how powerful and well armed they were , neither their tails or their tusks could puncture the sheet - iron plates of a steamer . \"\n",
      "  no matter -- how -- armed\n",
      "  armed -- were -- tails\n",
      "  armed -- neither -- tails\n",
      "  tusks -- puncture the sheet - -- iron plates\n",
      "\n",
      "So till I have proof to the contrary , I will deny that baleen whales , sperm whales , or unicorns can do any such thing . \"\n",
      "  till -- I have -- proof\n",
      "  the contrary -- I -- that baleen whales\n",
      "  the contrary -- deny -- that baleen whales\n",
      "  unicorns -- do -- any such thing\n",
      "\n",
      "The devilfish is merely a mollusk , and even this name hints at its semiliquid flesh , because it is Latin meaning soft one .\n",
      "  The devilfish -- is merely -- a mollusk\n",
      "  a mollusk -- even this name hints at -- semiliquid flesh\n",
      "\n",
      "The devilfish does not belong to the vertebrate branch , and even if it were 500 feet long , it would still be utterly harmless to ships like the Scotia or the Abraham Lincoln .\n",
      "  even -- were -- feet long\n",
      "  feet long -- be -- ships\n",
      "\n",
      "Consequently , the feats of krakens or other monsters of that ilk must be relegated to the realm of fiction . \"\n",
      "  that ilk -- be -- relegated\n",
      "\n",
      "\" So , Mr. Naturalist , \" Ned Land continued in a bantering tone , \" you will just keep on believing in the existence of some enormous cetacean . \"\n",
      "  Ned Land -- continued in -- a bantering tone\n",
      "  a bantering tone -- you -- the existence\n",
      "  a bantering tone -- keep on believing in -- the existence\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Yes , Ned , I repeat it with a conviction backed by factual logic .\n",
      "  Ned -- I repeat it with -- a conviction\n",
      "  a conviction -- backed by -- factual logic\n",
      "\n",
      "I believe in the existence of a mammal with a powerful constitution , belonging to the vertebrate branch like baleen whales , sperm whales , or dolphins , and armed with a tusk made of horn that has tremendous penetrating power . \"\n",
      "  a tusk -- made of -- horn\n",
      "  horn -- has -- tremendous penetrating power\n",
      "\n",
      "the harpooner put in , shaking his head with the attitude of a man who does not want to be convinced .\n",
      "  the harpooner -- put in -- head\n",
      "  the harpooner -- shaking his head with -- the attitude\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Note well , my fine Canadian , \" I went on , \" if such an animal exists , if it lives deep in the ocean , if it frequents the liquid strata located miles beneath the surface of the water , it needs to have a constitution so solid , it defies all comparison . \"\n",
      "  Note -- my -- an animal exists\n",
      "  Note -- I went on -- an animal exists\n",
      "  Note -- such -- an animal exists\n",
      "  the ocean -- frequents -- the liquid strata\n",
      "  the liquid strata -- located miles beneath -- the water\n",
      "  miles -- surface of -- the water\n",
      "  the water -- needs -- a constitution\n",
      "  the water -- have -- a constitution\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Because it takes incalculable strength just to live in those deep strata and withstand their pressure . \"\n",
      "  those deep strata -- withstand -- pressure\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Oh really ? \"\n",
      "  Oh -- really -- ?\n",
      "\n",
      "Ned said , tipping me a wink .\n",
      "  Ned -- said -- tipping\n",
      "  tipping -- me -- a wink\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Oh really , and I can prove it to you with a few simple figures . \"\n",
      "  Oh -- I -- simple figures\n",
      "  Oh -- prove -- simple figures\n",
      "  Oh -- you with -- simple figures\n",
      "\n",
      "\" You can make figures do anything you want ! \"\n",
      "  figures -- do anything you want -- !\n",
      "\n",
      "Let us accept that the pressure of one atmosphere is represented by the pressure of a column of water thirty - two feet high .\n",
      "  us -- accept that -- the pressure\n",
      "  atmosphere -- is represented by -- the pressure\n",
      "\n",
      "In reality , such a column of water would not be quite so high because here we are dealing with salt water , which is denser than fresh water .\n",
      "  reality -- such a column of -- water\n",
      "  water -- be quite so high because -- we\n",
      "  we -- are dealing with -- salt water\n",
      "  salt water -- is denser than -- fresh water\n",
      "\n",
      "Well then , when you dive under the waves , Ned , for every thirty - two feet of water above you , your body is tolerating the pressure of one more atmosphere , in other words , one more kilogram per each square centimeter on your bod 's surface .\n",
      "  then -- you dive under -- the waves\n",
      "  your body -- is tolerating the pressure of -- more atmosphere\n",
      "\n",
      "So it follows that at 320 feet down , this pressure is equal to ten atmospheres , to 100 atmospheres at 3,200 feet , and to 1,000 atmospheres at 32,000 feet , that is , at about two and a half vertical leagues down .\n",
      "  this pressure -- is -- equal\n",
      "  feet -- is -- a half vertical leagues\n",
      "\n",
      "Which is tantamount to saying that if you could reach such a depth in the ocean , each square centimeter on your bod 's surface would be experiencing 1,000 kilograms of pressure .\n",
      "  tantamount -- saying that -- the ocean\n",
      "  tantamount -- you -- the ocean\n",
      "  tantamount -- reach such -- the ocean\n",
      "  tantamount -- depth in -- the ocean\n",
      "  your bod -- surface -- pressure\n",
      "  your bod -- be experiencing -- pressure\n",
      "\n",
      "Now , my gallant Ned , do you know how many square centimeters you have on your bodily surface ? \"\n",
      "  gallant Ned -- do you know how -- many square centimeters\n",
      "  many square centimeters -- you have on -- your bodily\n",
      "  your bodily -- surface -- ?\n",
      "\n",
      "\" I have not the foggiest notion , Professor Aronnax . \"\n",
      "  the foggiest -- notion -- Professor Aronnax\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Yes , and since the atmospher 's pressure actually weighs slightly more than one kilogram per square centimeter , your 17,000 square centimeters are tolerating 17,568 kilograms at this very moment . \"\n",
      "  pressure -- actually weighs slightly more than -- square centimeter\n",
      "  square centimeter -- your -- square centimeters\n",
      "  square centimeters -- are tolerating -- 17,568\n",
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      "And if you are not crushed by so much pressure , it is because the air penetrates the interior of your body with equal pressure .\n",
      "  pressure -- is because -- the air\n",
      "  the air -- penetrates the interior of -- your body\n",
      "\n",
      "When the inside and outside pressures are in perfect balance , they neutralize each other and allow you to tolerate them without discomfort .\n",
      "  pressures -- are in -- perfect balance\n",
      "  perfect balance -- neutralize -- discomfort\n",
      "  perfect balance -- allow you -- discomfort\n",
      "  perfect balance -- tolerate them without -- discomfort\n",
      "\n",
      "But in the water it is another story . \"\n",
      "  the water -- is -- another story\n",
      "\n",
      "So at thirty - two feet beneath the surface of the sea , you will undergo a pressure of 17,568 kilograms ; at 320 feet , or ten times greater pressure , it is 175,680 kilograms ; at 3,200 feet , or 100 times greater pressure , it is 1,756,800 kilograms ; finally , at 32,000 feet , or 1,000 times greater pressure , it is 17,568,000 kilograms ; in other words , you'd be squashed as flat as if you'd just been yanked from between the plates of a hydraulic press ! \"\n",
      "  feet -- surface of -- the sea\n",
      "  the sea -- you -- a pressure\n",
      "  the sea -- undergo a pressure of -- 17,568\n",
      "  times greater pressure -- is -- 175,680\n",
      "  times greater pressure -- is -- 1,756,800\n",
      "  times greater pressure -- is -- 17,568,000\n",
      "  you'd -- be squashed as -- flat\n",
      "  you'd -- been yanked from -- the plates\n",
      "\n",
      "\" All right then , my fine harpooner , if vertebrates several hundred meters long and proportionate in bulk live at such depths , their surface areas make up millions of square centimeters , and the pressure they undergo must be assessed in billions of kilograms .\n",
      "  All right then -- my -- fine harpooner\n",
      "  such depths -- surface -- areas\n",
      "  areas -- make up millions of -- square centimeters\n",
      "  the pressure -- be assessed in -- billions\n",
      "\n",
      "Calculate , then , how much resistance of bone structure and strength of constitution they'd need in order to withstand such pressures ! \"\n",
      "  then -- how much resistance of -- bone structure\n",
      "  constitution they'd -- need in -- order\n",
      "  order -- withstand -- such pressures !\n",
      "\n",
      "\" They'd need to be manufactured , \" Ned Land replied , \" from sheet - iron plates eight inches thick , like ironclad frigates . \"\n",
      "  They'd -- need -- Ned Land replied\n",
      "  They'd -- be manufactured -- Ned Land replied\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Right , Ned , and then picture the damage such a mass could inflict if it were launched with the speed of an express train against a shi 's hull . \"\n",
      "  Ned -- then picture -- the damage\n",
      "  the damage -- such -- a mass\n",
      "  inflict -- were launched with -- the speed\n",
      "\n",
      "maybe , \" the Canadian replied , staggered by these figures but still not willing to give in .\n",
      "  the Canadian replied -- staggered by -- these figures\n",
      "\n",
      "\" You've convinced me of one thing , Mr. Naturalist .\n",
      "  You've -- me of -- thing\n",
      "\n",
      "That deep in the sea , such animals would need to be just as strong as you say - if they exist . \"\n",
      "  such animals -- need -- -\n",
      "  such animals -- be just as -- -\n",
      "  such animals -- you say - if -- exist\n",
      "\n",
      "\" But if they do not exist , my stubborn harpooner , how do you explain the accident that happened to the Scotia ? \"\n",
      "  exist -- my -- stubborn harpooner\n",
      "  stubborn harpooner -- how do you explain -- the accident\n",
      "  the accident -- happened -- the Scotia ?\n",
      "\n",
      ", \" Ned said , hesitating .\n",
      "  Ned -- said -- hesitating\n",
      "\n",
      "\" the Canadian replied , unconsciously echoing a famous catchphrase of the scientist Arago .\n",
      "  unconsciously -- echoing a famous catchphrase of -- the scientist Arago\n",
      "\n",
      "The Scoti 's accident was undeniable .\n",
      "  accident -- was -- undeniable\n",
      "\n",
      "Its hole was real enough that it had to be plugged up , and I do not think a hol 's existence can be more emphatically proven .\n",
      "  hole -- was real enough that -- plugged\n",
      "  hole -- had -- plugged\n",
      "  hole -- be plugged up -- a hol\n",
      "  plugged -- I do not think -- a hol\n",
      "\n",
      "Now then , this hole did not make itself , and since it had not resulted from underwater rocks or underwater machines , it must have been caused by the perforating tool of some animal .\n",
      "  this hole -- did not make -- itself\n",
      "  itself -- had not resulted from -- underwater rocks\n",
      "  underwater machines -- have been caused by -- the perforating tool\n",
      "\n",
      "Now , for all the reasons put forward to this point , I believed that this animal was a member of the branch Vertebrata , class Mammalia , group Pisciforma , and finally , order Cetacea .\n",
      "  the reasons -- put forward -- this point\n",
      "  this point -- I believed that -- this animal\n",
      "  this animal -- was a member of -- the branch Vertebrata\n",
      "\n",
      "As for the family in which it would be placed ( baleen whale , sperm whale , or dolphin ) , the genus to which it belonged , and the species in which it would find its proper home , these questions had to be left for later .\n",
      "  the family -- be placed -- baleen whale\n",
      "  the species -- find -- proper home\n",
      "  these questions -- had -- later\n",
      "  these questions -- be left for -- later\n",
      "\n",
      "To answer them called for dissecting this unknown monster ; to dissect it called for catching it ; to catch it called for harpooning it - which was Ned Lan 's business ; to harpoon it called for sighting it - which was the cre 's business ; and to sight it called for encountering it - which was a chancy business .\n",
      "  this unknown monster -- dissect -- Ned Lan\n",
      "  this unknown monster -- called for catching -- Ned Lan\n",
      "  this unknown monster -- catch -- Ned Lan\n",
      "  this unknown monster -- called for harpooning it - -- Ned Lan\n",
      "  this unknown monster -- was -- Ned Lan\n",
      "  business -- harpoon -- sighting\n",
      "  business -- called for -- sighting\n",
      "  sighting -- was -- the cre\n",
      "  business -- sight -- a chancy business\n",
      "  business -- called for encountering it - -- a chancy business\n",
      "  business -- was -- a chancy business\n",
      "\n",
      "FOR SOME WHILE the voyage of the Abraham Lincoln was marked by no incident .\n",
      "  the Abraham Lincoln -- was marked by -- no incident\n",
      "\n",
      "But one circumstance arose that displayed Ned Lan 's marvelous skills and showed just how much confidence we could place in him .\n",
      "  circumstance arose -- displayed -- Ned Lan\n",
      "  marvelous skills -- showed just how much -- confidence we\n",
      "\n",
      "Off the Falkland Islands on June 30 , the frigate came in contact with a fleet of American whalers , and we learned that they had not seen the narwhale .\n",
      "  the frigate -- came in -- contact\n",
      "  we -- learned that -- the narwhale\n",
      "  we -- had not seen -- the narwhale\n",
      "\n",
      "But one of them , the captain of the Monroe , knew that Ned Land had shipped aboard the Abraham Lincoln and asked his help in hunting a baleen whale that was in sight .\n",
      "  that Ned Land -- had shipped aboard -- the Abraham Lincoln\n",
      "  the Abraham Lincoln -- asked -- a baleen whale\n",
      "  the Abraham Lincoln -- help in hunting a baleen whale that was in -- sight\n",
      "\n",
      "Anxious to see Ned Land at work , Commander Farragut authorized him to make his way aboard the Monroe .\n",
      "  Commander Farragut -- authorized him -- way\n",
      "  Commander Farragut -- make -- way\n",
      "  way -- aboard -- the Monroe\n",
      "\n",
      "And the Canadian had such good luck that with a right - and - left shot , he harpooned not one whale but two , striking the first straight to the heart and catching the other after a few minutes ' chase !\n",
      "  the Canadian -- had such good luck that -- a right -\n",
      "  a right - -- left -- shot\n",
      "  whale -- striking -- the heart\n",
      "  the heart -- catching the other after -- a few minutes\n",
      "\n",
      "Assuredly , if the monster ever had to deal with Ned Lan 's harpoon , I would not bet on the monster .\n",
      "  the monster -- ever had -- deal\n",
      "  harpoon -- I -- the monster\n",
      "  harpoon -- bet on -- the monster\n",
      "\n",
      "The frigate sailed along the east coast of South America with prodigious speed .\n",
      "  The frigate -- sailed along -- the east coast\n",
      "\n",
      "By July 3 we were at the entrance to the Strait of Magellan , abreast of Cabo de las Virgenes .\n",
      "  we -- were at -- the entrance\n",
      "\n",
      "But Commander Farragut was unwilling to attempt this tortuous passageway and maneuvered instead to double Cape Horn .\n",
      "  Commander Farragut -- was unwilling -- this tortuous passageway\n",
      "  Commander Farragut -- attempt -- this tortuous passageway\n",
      "  maneuvered -- double -- Cape Horn\n",
      "\n",
      "Indeed , were we likely to encounter the narwhale in such a cramped strait ?\n",
      "  Indeed -- were -- we\n",
      "  we -- likely -- the narwhale\n",
      "  we -- encounter the narwhale in such -- a cramped strait ?\n",
      "\n",
      "Many of our sailors swore that the monster could not negotiate this passageway simply because \" he is too big for it !\n",
      "  sailors -- swore that -- the monster\n",
      "  this passageway -- simply because -- !\n",
      "  this passageway -- is too big for -- !\n",
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      "\" Near three o'clock in the afternoon on July 6 , fifteen miles south of shore , the Abraham Lincoln doubled that solitary islet at the tip of the South American continent , that stray rock Dutch seamen had named Cape Horn after their hometown of Hoorn .\n",
      "  that stray rock Dutch seamen -- had named Cape Horn after -- hometown\n",
      "\n",
      "Our course was set for the northwest , and the next day our frigat 's propeller finally churned the waters of the Pacific .\n",
      "  course -- was set for -- the northwest\n",
      "  the next day -- our -- frigat\n",
      "  propeller -- churned the waters of -- the Pacific\n",
      "\n",
      "Eyes and spyglasses ( a bit dazzled , it is true , by the vista of $ 2,000.00 ) did not remain at rest for an instant .\n",
      "  spyglasses -- bit -- 2,000.00\n",
      "  spyglasses -- is -- 2,000.00\n",
      "  spyglasses -- vista of -- 2,000.00\n",
      "  2,000.00 -- did not remain at -- rest\n",
      "\n",
      "Day and night we observed the surface of the ocean , and those with nyctalopic eyes , whose ability to see in the dark increased their chances by fifty percent , had an excellent shot at winning the prize .\n",
      "  night we -- observed -- the ocean\n",
      "  night we -- surface of -- the ocean\n",
      "  the ocean -- those with -- nyctalopic\n",
      "  see -- increased their chances by -- percent\n",
      "  percent -- had an excellent shot at winning -- the prize\n",
      "\n",
      "As for me , I was hardly drawn by the lure of money and yet was far from the least attentive on board .\n",
      "  money -- was far from -- the least attentive\n",
      "\n",
      "Snatching only a few minutes for meals and a few hours for sleep , come rain or come shine , I no longer left the shi 's deck .\n",
      "  sleep -- come -- rain\n",
      "  rain -- come -- shine\n",
      "  shine -- I -- the shi\n",
      "  shine -- longer left -- the shi\n",
      "\n",
      "Sometimes bending over the forecastle railings , sometimes leaning against the sternrail , I eagerly scoured that cotton - colored wake that whitened the ocean as far as the eye could see !\n",
      "  the sternrail -- I eagerly scoured that cotton - -- the ocean\n",
      "  eagerly scoured that cotton -- wake -- the ocean\n",
      "  eagerly scoured that cotton -- whitened the ocean as far as -- see !\n",
      "\n",
      "And how many times I shared the excitement of general staff and crew when some unpredictable whale lifted its blackish back above the waves .\n",
      "  many times -- I shared the excitement of -- general staff\n",
      "  crew -- lifted -- blackish\n",
      "  blackish -- back above -- the waves\n",
      "\n",
      "In an instant the frigat 's deck would become densely populated .\n",
      "  deck -- become -- densely populated\n",
      "\n",
      "With panting chests and anxious eyes , we each would observe the cetacea 's movements .\n",
      "  panting -- we -- the cetacea\n",
      "  panting -- observe -- the cetacea\n",
      "\n",
      "I stared ; I stared until I nearly went blind from a worn - out retina , while Conseil , as stoic as ever , kept repeating to me in a calm tone :\n",
      "  stared -- I stared until I nearly went blind from -- -\n",
      "  ever -- kept repeating -- a calm tone :\n",
      "  ever -- me in -- a calm tone :\n",
      "\n",
      "\" If maste 's eyes would kindly stop bulging , master will see farther ! \"\n",
      "  kindly -- stop -- bulging\n",
      "\n",
      "The Abraham Lincoln would change course and race after the animal sighted , only to find an ordinary baleen whale or a common sperm whale that soon disappeared amid a chorus of curses !\n",
      "  the animal -- find -- an ordinary baleen whale\n",
      "\n",
      "Our voyage was proceeding under the most favorable conditions .\n",
      "  voyage -- was proceeding under -- the most favorable conditions\n",
      "\n",
      "By then it was the bad season in these southernmost regions , because July in this zone corresponds to our January in Europe ; but the sea remained smooth and easily visible over a vast perimeter .\n",
      "  this zone corresponds -- our January in -- Europe\n",
      "  the sea -- remained -- visible\n",
      "\n",
      "Ned Land still kept up the most tenacious skepticism ; beyond his spells on watch , he pretended that he never even looked at the surface of the waves , at least while no whales were in sight .\n",
      "  Ned Land -- kept up -- the most tenacious skepticism\n",
      "  watch -- pretended that -- even\n",
      "  watch -- never -- even\n",
      "  even -- looked at -- the waves\n",
      "  even -- surface of -- the waves\n",
      "  no whales -- were in -- sight\n",
      "\n",
      "And yet the marvelous power of his vision could have performed yeoman service .\n",
      "  vision -- have performed -- yeoman service\n",
      "\n",
      "But this stubborn Canadian spent eight hours out of every twelve reading or sleeping in his cabin .\n",
      "  reading -- sleeping in -- cabin\n",
      "\n",
      "A hundred times I chided him for his unconcern .\n",
      "  times -- I -- chided\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Nothin 's out there , Professor Aronnax , and if there is some animal , what chance would we have of spotting it ?\n",
      "  Professor Aronnax -- is -- some animal\n",
      "  we -- have of spotting -- ?\n",
      "\n",
      "Can not you see we are just wandering around at random ?\n",
      "  see we -- are just wandering around at -- random ?\n",
      "\n",
      "People say they have sighted this slippery beast again in the Pacific high seas - I'm truly willing to believe it , but two months have already gone by since then , and judging by your narwhal 's personality , it hates growing moldy from hanging out too long in the same waterways !\n",
      "  People -- say -- the Pacific high seas\n",
      "  People -- have sighted -- the Pacific high seas\n",
      "  People -- beast again in -- the Pacific high seas\n",
      "  I'm -- truly -- months\n",
      "  I'm -- believe -- months\n",
      "  months -- have already gone by -- then\n",
      "  hates -- growing moldy from -- hanging\n",
      "  hanging -- too long in -- the same waterways !\n",
      "\n",
      "It is blessed with a terrific gift for getting around .\n",
      "  a terrific gift -- getting -- around\n",
      "\n",
      "Now , professor , you know even better than I that nature does not violate good sense , and she would not give some naturally slow animal the ability to move swiftly if it had not a need to use that talent .\n",
      "  professor -- you know even better than I -- that nature\n",
      "  that nature -- violate -- good sense\n",
      "  good sense -- give -- the ability\n",
      "  good sense -- naturally -- the ability\n",
      "  good sense -- animal -- the ability\n",
      "  the ability -- move swiftly if -- that talent\n",
      "  the ability -- had not -- that talent\n",
      "  the ability -- need -- that talent\n",
      "  the ability -- use -- that talent\n",
      "\n",
      "So if the beast does exist , it is already long gone !\n",
      "  exist -- is already -- long\n",
      "  long -- gone -- !\n",
      "\n",
      "Obviously we were just groping blindly .\n",
      "  Obviously we -- were just -- groping blindly\n",
      "\n",
      "All the same , our chances were automatically pretty limited .\n",
      "  the same -- our chances were automatically -- pretty limited\n",
      "\n",
      "Yet everyone still felt confident of success , and not a sailor on board would have bet against the narwhale appearing , and soon .\n",
      "  board -- have bet against -- the narwhale\n",
      "\n",
      "On July 20 we cut the Tropic of Capricorn at longitude 105 degrees , and by the 27th of the same month , we had cleared the equator on the 110th meridian .\n",
      "  we -- cut the Tropic of -- Capricorn\n",
      "  we -- had cleared the equator on -- the 110th meridian\n",
      "\n",
      "These bearings determined , the frigate took a more decisive westward heading and tackled the seas of the central Pacific .\n",
      "  These bearings -- determined -- the frigate\n",
      "  the frigate -- took -- a more decisive westward heading\n",
      "  a more decisive westward heading -- tackled the seas of -- the central Pacific\n",
      "\n",
      "Commander Farragut felt , and with good reason , that it was best to stay in deep waters and keep his distance from continents or islands , whose neighborhoods the animal always seemed to avoid - \"No doubt , \" our bosun said , \" because there is not enough water for him !\n",
      "  good reason -- was -- deep waters\n",
      "  good reason -- stay in -- deep waters\n",
      "  deep waters -- keep his distance from -- continents\n",
      "  whose -- neighborhoods -- the animal\n",
      "  the animal -- always seemed -- \"No doubt\n",
      "  the animal -- avoid - -- \"No doubt\n",
      "  \"No doubt -- our -- bosun\n",
      "  bosun -- said -- enough water\n",
      "  bosun -- is not enough water for -- !\n",
      "\n",
      "\" So the frigate kept well out when passing the Tuamotu , Marquesas , and Hawaiian Islands , then cut the Tropic of Cancer at longitude 132 degrees and headed for the seas of China .\n",
      "  the frigate -- kept well out -- the Tuamotu\n",
      "  the frigate -- passing -- the Tuamotu\n",
      "  Hawaiian Islands -- then cut the Tropic of -- Cancer\n",
      "\n",
      "We were finally in the area of the monste 's latest antics !\n",
      "  We -- were finally in -- the area\n",
      "\n",
      "And in all honesty , shipboard conditions became life - threatening .\n",
      "  shipboard conditions -- became -- life -\n",
      "\n",
      "Hearts were pounding hideously , gearing up for futures full of incurable aneurysms .\n",
      "  Hearts -- were -- pounding hideously\n",
      "\n",
      "The entire crew suffered from a nervous excitement that it is beyond me to describe .\n",
      "  crew -- suffered from -- a nervous excitement\n",
      "  a nervous excitement -- is -- beyond\n",
      "\n",
      "Twenty times a day some error in perception , or the optical illusions of some sailor perched in the crosstrees , would cause intolerable anguish , and this emotion , repeated twenty times over , kept us in a state of irritability so intense that a reaction was bound to follow .\n",
      "  Twenty times a day -- error in -- perception\n",
      "  the optical illusions -- perched in -- the crosstrees\n",
      "  the crosstrees -- cause -- intolerable anguish\n",
      "  repeated twenty times -- kept us in -- a state\n",
      "  a reaction -- was bound -- follow\n",
      "\n",
      "And this reaction was not long in coming .\n",
      "  this reaction -- was not long in -- coming\n",
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      "For three months , during which each day seemed like a century , the Abraham Lincoln plowed all the northerly seas of the Pacific , racing after whales sighted , abruptly veering off course , swerving sharply from one tack to another , stopping suddenly , putting on steam and reversing engines in quick succession , at the risk of stripping its gears , and it did not leave a single point unexplored from the beaches of Japan to the coasts of America .\n",
      "  each day -- seemed like -- a century\n",
      "  the Abraham Lincoln -- plowed all the northerly seas of -- the Pacific\n",
      "  whales -- abruptly veering off -- course\n",
      "  swerving -- sharply from -- tack\n",
      "  tack -- stopping suddenly -- steam\n",
      "  tack -- putting on -- steam\n",
      "  steam -- reversing engines in -- quick succession\n",
      "  the risk -- stripping -- gears\n",
      "  gears -- did not leave a single point unexplored from -- the beaches\n",
      "\n",
      "And we found nothing !\n",
      "  we -- found -- nothing !\n",
      "\n",
      "Nothing remotely resembling a gigantic narwhale , or an underwater islet , or a derelict shipwreck , or a runaway reef , or anything the least bit unearthly !\n",
      "  a runaway reef -- anything -- the least bit unearthly !\n",
      "\n",
      "At first , discouragement took hold of peopl 's minds , opening the door to disbelief .\n",
      "  discouragement -- took hold of -- peopl\n",
      "  minds -- opening -- the door\n",
      "\n",
      "A new feeling appeared on board , made up of three - tenths shame and seven - tenths fury .\n",
      "  board -- made up of -- shame\n",
      "\n",
      "The crew called themselves \" out - and - out fools \" for being hoodwinked by a fairy tale , then grew steadily more furious !\n",
      "  The crew -- called themselves -- -\n",
      "  fools -- being hoodwinked by -- a fairy tale\n",
      "  a fairy tale -- then grew steadily -- !\n",
      "\n",
      "The mountains of arguments amassed over a year collapsed all at once , and each man now wanted only to catch up on his eating and sleeping , to make up for the time he had so stupidly sacrificed .\n",
      "  a year -- collapsed all at -- each man\n",
      "  each man -- now wanted only -- eating\n",
      "  eating -- make up for -- the time\n",
      "  the time -- had so -- stupidly\n",
      "\n",
      "Inevitably , the most enthusiastic supporters of the undertaking became its most energetic opponents .\n",
      "  the most enthusiastic supporters -- became -- most energetic opponents\n",
      "\n",
      "This reaction mounted upward from the bowels of the ship , from the quarters of the bunker hands to the messroom of the general staff ; and for certain , if it had not been for Commander Farragu 's characteristic stubbornness , the frigate would ultimately have put back to that cape in the south .\n",
      "  This reaction -- upward from -- the bowels\n",
      "  certain -- had not been for -- Commander Farragu\n",
      "  the frigate -- ultimately have put back -- that cape\n",
      "\n",
      "But this futile search could not drag on much longer .\n",
      "  this futile search -- drag on -- longer\n",
      "\n",
      "The Abraham Lincoln had done everything it could to succeed and had no reason to blame itself .\n",
      "  The Abraham Lincoln -- had done everything -- succeed\n",
      "  The Abraham Lincoln -- could -- succeed\n",
      "  succeed -- had -- itself\n",
      "  succeed -- blame -- itself\n",
      "\n",
      "Never had the crew of an American naval craft shown more patience and zeal ; they were not responsible for this failure ; there was nothing to do but go home .\n",
      "  the crew -- shown -- more patience\n",
      "  zeal -- were not responsible for -- this failure\n",
      "  this failure -- was nothing -- do\n",
      "  do -- go -- home\n",
      "\n",
      "A request to this effect was presented to the commander .\n",
      "  this effect -- was presented -- the commander\n",
      "\n",
      "The commander stood his ground .\n",
      "  The commander -- stood -- ground\n",
      "\n",
      "His sailors could not hide their discontent , and their work suffered because of it .\n",
      "  sailors -- hide -- discontent\n",
      "\n",
      "I am unwilling to say that there was mutiny on board , but after a reasonable period of intransigence , Commander Farragut , like Christopher Columbus before him , asked for a grace period of just three days more .\n",
      "  Christopher Columbus -- asked for -- a grace period\n",
      "\n",
      "After this three - day delay , if the monster had not appeared , our helmsman would give three turns of the wheel , and the Abraham Lincoln would chart a course toward European seas .\n",
      "  the monster -- had not appeared -- helmsman\n",
      "  the monster -- our -- helmsman\n",
      "  helmsman -- give -- turns\n",
      "  the Abraham Lincoln -- chart a course toward -- European seas\n",
      "\n",
      "This promise was given on November 2. It had the immediate effect of reviving the cre 's failing spirits .\n",
      "  November -- 2. -- the immediate effect\n",
      "  November -- had the immediate effect of reviving -- the cre\n",
      "  the cre -- failing -- spirits\n",
      "\n",
      "The ocean was observed with renewed care .\n",
      "  The ocean -- was observed with renewed -- care\n",
      "\n",
      "Each man wanted one last look with which to sum up his experience .\n",
      "  Each man -- wanted -- last look\n",
      "  last look -- sum up -- experience\n",
      "\n",
      "A supreme challenge had been issued to the giant narwhale , and the latter had no acceptable excuse for ignoring this Summons to Appear !\n",
      "  A supreme challenge -- had been issued -- the giant narwhale\n",
      "  the latter -- had no acceptable excuse for ignoring -- this Summons\n",
      "  this Summons -- Appear -- !\n",
      "\n",
      "The Abraham Lincoln stayed at half steam .\n",
      "  The Abraham Lincoln -- stayed at -- half steam\n",
      "\n",
      "On the offchance that the animal might be found in these waterways , a thousand methods were used to spark its interest or rouse it from its apathy .\n",
      "  the animal -- be found in -- these waterways\n",
      "  methods -- were used -- interest\n",
      "  methods -- spark -- interest\n",
      "  interest -- rouse it from -- apathy\n",
      "\n",
      "Enormous sides of bacon were trailed in our wake , to the great satisfaction , I must say , of assorted sharks .\n",
      "  bacon -- were trailed in our -- wake\n",
      "  the great satisfaction -- I -- assorted sharks\n",
      "  the great satisfaction -- say -- assorted sharks\n",
      "\n",
      "While the Abraham Lincoln heaved to , its longboats radiated in every direction around it and did not leave a single point of the sea unexplored .\n",
      "  every direction -- did not leave a single point of -- the sea\n",
      "\n",
      "At noon the next day , November 5 , the agreed - upon delay expired .\n",
      "  November -- agreed - upon -- delay expired\n",
      "\n",
      "After a position fix , true to his promise , Commander Farragut would have to set his course for the southeast and leave the northerly regions of the Pacific decisively behind .\n",
      "  a position fix -- true -- promise\n",
      "  Commander Farragut -- have -- course\n",
      "  Commander Farragut -- set his course for -- the southeast\n",
      "  the southeast -- leave the northerly regions of -- the Pacific\n",
      "  the Pacific -- decisively -- behind\n",
      "\n",
      "By then the frigate lay in latitude 31 degrees 15 ' north and longitude 136 degrees 42 ' east .\n",
      "  the frigate -- lay in -- north\n",
      "\n",
      "The shores of Japan were less than 200 miles to our leeward .\n",
      "  Japan -- were less than -- miles\n",
      "  miles -- our -- leeward\n",
      "\n",
      "Eight o'clock had just struck .\n",
      "  o'clock -- had just -- struck\n",
      "\n",
      "Huge clouds covered the moo 's disk , then in its first quarter .\n",
      "  disk -- then in -- first quarter\n",
      "\n",
      "Conseil , stationed beside me , stared straight ahead .\n",
      "  Conseil -- stationed beside -- stared\n",
      "\n",
      "Roosting in the shrouds , the crew examined the horizon , which shrank and darkened little by little .\n",
      "  the crew -- examined -- the horizon\n",
      "\n",
      "Officers were probing the increasing gloom with their night glasses .\n",
      "  Officers -- were probing -- gloom\n",
      "  Officers -- increasing gloom with -- night glasses\n",
      "\n",
      "Observing Conseil , I discovered that , just barely , the gallant lad had fallen under the general influence .\n",
      "  Conseil -- I discovered -- that\n",
      "  that -- barely -- the gallant lad\n",
      "  the gallant lad -- had fallen under -- the general influence\n",
      "\n",
      "Perhaps his nerves were twitching with curiosity for the first time in history .\n",
      "  nerves -- were twitching with -- curiosity\n",
      "\n",
      "\" If master will permit my saying so , \" Conseil replied , \" I never expected to win that prize , and the Union government could have promised $ 100,000.00 and been none the poorer . \"\n",
      "  permit -- my saying so -- Conseil replied\n",
      "  Conseil replied -- I never expected -- win that prize\n",
      "  the Union government -- have promised -- 100,000.00\n",
      "\n",
      "\" You are right , Conseil , it turned out to be a foolish business after all , and we jumped into it too hastily .\n",
      "  Conseil -- turned out -- business\n",
      "  Conseil -- be a foolish business after -- we\n",
      "  we -- jumped into -- hastily\n",
      "\n",
      "What a waste of time , what a futile expense of emotion !\n",
      "  time -- what a futile expense of -- emotion !\n",
      "\n",
      "Six months ago we could have been back in France - \" \" In maste 's little apartment , \" Conseil answered .\n",
      "  months ago we -- have been back in -- France -\n",
      "\n",
      "And maste 's babirusa would be ensconced in its cage at the zoo in the Botanical Gardens , and it would have attracted every curiosity seeker in town ! \"\n",
      "  babirusa -- be ensconced in -- cage\n",
      "  the Botanical Gardens -- have attracted every curiosity seeker in -- town !\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Quite so , Conseil , and what is more , I imagine that people will soon be poking fun at us ! \"\n",
      "  Conseil -- what is -- that people\n",
      "  Conseil -- I imagine -- that people\n",
      "  that people -- be poking fun at -- us !\n",
      "\n",
      "\" To be sure , \" Conseil replied serenely , \" I do think they will have fun at maste 's expense .\n",
      "  serenely -- I do think -- fun\n",
      "  serenely -- have fun at -- maste\n",
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      "\" Well then , it will serve master right ! \"\n",
      "  then -- serve -- master right !\n",
      "\n",
      "\" When one has the honor of being an expert as master is , one must not lay himself open to - \" Conseil did not have time to complete the compliment .\n",
      "  master -- is -- -\n",
      "  master -- lay -- -\n",
      "  master -- open -- -\n",
      "  Conseil -- did not have -- time\n",
      "\n",
      "In the midst of the general silence , a voice became audible .\n",
      "  the general silence -- voice became -- audible\n",
      "\n",
      "\" CHAPTER 6 At Full Steam AT THIS SHOUT the entire crew rushed toward the harpooner - commander , officers , mates , sailors , cabin boys , down to engineers leaving their machinery and stokers neglecting their furnaces .\n",
      "  Full Steam -- SHOUT the entire -- crew\n",
      "  crew -- rushed toward -- the harpooner\n",
      "  engineers -- leaving -- machinery\n",
      "  stokers -- neglecting -- furnaces\n",
      "\n",
      "The order was given to stop , and the frigate merely coasted .\n",
      "  The order -- was given -- the frigate\n",
      "  The order -- stop -- the frigate\n",
      "  the frigate -- merely -- coasted\n",
      "\n",
      "By then the darkness was profound , and as good as the Canadia 's eyes were , I still wondered how he could see - and what he had seen .\n",
      "  the Canadia -- were -- see -\n",
      "  the Canadia -- I still -- see -\n",
      "  the Canadia -- how -- see -\n",
      "\n",
      "But Ned Land was not mistaken , and we all spotted the object his hand was indicating .\n",
      "  Ned Land -- was not mistaken -- hand\n",
      "  Ned Land -- we -- hand\n",
      "  Ned Land -- spotted -- hand\n",
      "  Ned Land -- object -- hand\n",
      "  hand -- was -- indicating\n",
      "\n",
      "Two cable lengths off the Abraham Lincol 's starboard quarter , the sea seemed to be lit up from underneath .\n",
      "  the sea -- seemed -- underneath\n",
      "  the sea -- be lit up from -- underneath\n",
      "\n",
      "This was no mere phosphorescent phenomenon , that much was unmistakable .\n",
      "  no mere phosphorescent -- was -- unmistakable\n",
      "\n",
      "Submerged some fathoms below the surface of the water , the monster gave off that very intense but inexplicable glow that several captains had mentioned in their reports .\n",
      "  some fathoms -- surface of -- the water\n",
      "  the monster -- gave off -- inexplicable glow that several captains\n",
      "  inexplicable glow that several captains -- had mentioned in -- reports\n",
      "\n",
      "This magnificent radiance had to come from some force with a great illuminating capacity .\n",
      "  This magnificent radiance -- had -- some force\n",
      "  This magnificent radiance -- come from -- some force\n",
      "\n",
      "The edge of its light swept over the sea in an immense , highly elongated oval , condensing at the center into a blazing core whose unbearable glow diminished by degrees outward .\n",
      "  light -- swept over -- the sea\n",
      "  the center -- blazing -- core whose unbearable glow\n",
      "  core whose unbearable glow -- diminished by -- degrees\n",
      "\n",
      "\" No , sir , \" I answered with conviction . \"\n",
      "  sir -- I answered with -- conviction\n",
      "\n",
      "Not even angel - wing clams or salps have ever given off such a powerful light .\n",
      "  salps -- have ever given off such -- a powerful light\n",
      "\n",
      "That glow is basically electric in nature .\n",
      "  That glow -- is basically electric in -- nature\n",
      "\n",
      "It is moving back and forth !\n",
      "  back -- forth -- !\n",
      "\n",
      "\" A universal shout went up from the frigate . \"\n",
      "  A universal shout -- went up from -- the frigate\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Sailors rushed to the helm , engineers to their machinery .\n",
      "  Sailors -- rushed -- the helm\n",
      "\n",
      "Under reverse steam immediately , the Abraham Lincoln beat to port , sweeping in a semicircle .\n",
      "  steam -- immediately -- the Abraham Lincoln\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Right your helm !\n",
      "  Right your -- helm -- !\n",
      "\n",
      "These orders were executed , and the frigate swiftly retreated from this core of light .\n",
      "  These orders -- were executed -- the frigate\n",
      "  the frigate -- swiftly retreated from -- light\n",
      "\n",
      "It wanted to retreat , but the unearthly animal came at us with a speed double our own .\n",
      "  the unearthly animal -- came at -- us\n",
      "\n",
      "More stunned than afraid , we stood mute and motionless .\n",
      "  we -- stood -- mute\n",
      "\n",
      "The animal caught up with us , played with us .\n",
      "  The animal -- caught up with -- us\n",
      "  us -- played with -- us\n",
      "\n",
      "It made a full circle around the frigate - then doing fourteen knots - and wrapped us in sheets of electricity that were like luminous dust .\n",
      "  the frigate -- then doing -- knots -\n",
      "  knots - -- wrapped us in -- sheets\n",
      "  electricity -- were like -- luminous dust\n",
      "\n",
      "Then it retreated two or three miles , leaving a phosphorescent trail comparable to those swirls of steam that shoot behind the locomotive of an express train .\n",
      "  miles -- leaving -- a phosphorescent trail\n",
      "  a phosphorescent trail -- comparable -- those swirls\n",
      "\n",
      "Suddenly , all the way from the dark horizon where it had gone to gather momentum , the monster abruptly dashed toward the Abraham Lincoln with frightening speed , stopped sharply twenty feet from our side plates , and died out - not by diving under the water , since its glow did not recede gradually - but all at once , as if the source of this brilliant emanation had suddenly dried up .\n",
      "  the dark horizon -- had gone -- momentum\n",
      "  the dark horizon -- gather -- momentum\n",
      "  the monster -- dashed toward -- the Abraham Lincoln\n",
      "  frightening speed -- stopped sharply twenty feet from our -- side plates\n",
      "  side plates -- died out - -- diving\n",
      "  glow -- did not -- -\n",
      "  glow -- gradually -- -\n",
      "  - -- all at -- the source\n",
      "\n",
      "Then it reappeared on the other side of the ship , either by circling around us or by gliding under our hull .\n",
      "  the ship -- either by -- circling\n",
      "  gliding -- our -- hull\n",
      "\n",
      "At any instant a collision could have occurred that would have been fatal to us .\n",
      "  a collision -- have -- occurred\n",
      "  occurred -- have been fatal -- us\n",
      "\n",
      "His face , ordinarily so emotionless , was stamped with indescribable astonishment .\n",
      "  emotionless -- was stamped with -- indescribable astonishment\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Professor Aronnax , \" he answered me , \" I do not know what kind of fearsome creature I am up against , and I do not want my frigate running foolish risks in all this darkness .\n",
      "  Professor Aronnax -- I do not know what kind of -- fearsome creature\n",
      "  fearsome creature -- I am up against -- frigate\n",
      "  fearsome creature -- I do not want my -- frigate\n",
      "\n",
      "Besides , how should we attack this unknown creature , how should we defend ourselves against it ?\n",
      "  we attack this unknown creature -- how -- we\n",
      "  we -- defend ourselves against -- ?\n",
      "\n",
      "Let us wait for daylight , and then we will play a different role . \"\n",
      "  daylight -- then -- we\n",
      "  we -- play -- a different role\n",
      "\n",
      "\" No , sir , it is apparently a gigantic narwhale , and an electric one to boot . \"\n",
      "  sir -- is apparently -- a gigantic narwhale\n",
      "\n",
      "And if it has their power to electrocute , it is surely the most dreadful animal ever conceived by our Creator .\n",
      "  electrocute -- is surely -- the most dreadful animal\n",
      "  the most dreadful animal -- ever conceived by our -- Creator\n",
      "\n",
      "\" The whole crew stayed on their feet all night long .\n",
      "  The whole crew -- stayed on -- feet all night long\n",
      "\n",
      "Unable to compete with the monste 's speed , the Abraham Lincoln slowed down and stayed at half steam .\n",
      "  the Abraham Lincoln -- stayed at -- half steam\n",
      "\n",
      "For its part , the narwhale mimicked the frigate , simply rode with the waves , and seemed determined not to forsake the field of battle .\n",
      "  the narwhale -- mimicked -- the frigate\n",
      "  the frigate -- simply rode with -- the waves\n",
      "  the waves -- determined not -- the field\n",
      "  the waves -- forsake the field of -- battle\n",
      "\n",
      "However , near midnight it disappeared , or to use a more appropriate expression , \" it went out , \" like a huge glowworm .\n",
      "  However -- midnight -- disappeared\n",
      "  disappeared -- use -- a more appropriate expression\n",
      "  a more appropriate expression -- went out -- a huge glowworm\n",
      "\n",
      "We were duty bound to fear so rather than hope so .\n",
      "  We -- were -- duty\n",
      "  duty -- bound -- hope\n",
      "  duty -- fear so rather than -- hope\n",
      "\n",
      "But at 12:53 in the morning , a deafening hiss became audible , resembling the sound made by a waterspout expelled with tremendous intensity .\n",
      "  a deafening hiss -- became -- audible\n",
      "  audible -- resembling -- the sound\n",
      "  the sound -- made by -- a waterspout\n",
      "  a waterspout -- expelled with -- tremendous intensity\n",
      "\n",
      "By then Commander Farragut , Ned Land , and I were on the afterdeck , peering eagerly into the profound gloom .\n",
      "  Ned Land -- I were on -- the afterdeck\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Ned Land , \" the commander asked , \" you've often heard whales bellowing ? \"\n",
      "  the commander -- asked -- you've\n",
      "  you've -- often heard -- whales bellowing ?\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Often , sir , but never a whale like this , whose sighting earned me $ 2,000.00. \" \" Correct , the prize is rightfully yours .\n",
      "  sir -- never a whale like -- whose sighting\n",
      "  whose sighting -- earned -- 2,000.00.\n",
      "  the prize -- is -- rightfully\n",
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      "But tell me , is not that the noise cetaceans make when they spurt water from their blowholes ? \"\n",
      "  the noise cetaceans -- make when they spurt water from -- blowholes ?\n",
      "\n",
      "\" The very noise , sir , but this on 's way louder .\n",
      "  sir -- this on -- way louder\n",
      "\n",
      "Ther 's definitely a whale lurking in our waters .\n",
      "  Ther -- definitely a whale lurking in our -- waters\n",
      "\n",
      "With your permission , sir , \" the harpooner added , \" tomorrow at daybreak we will have words with it . \"\n",
      "  the harpooner -- added -- tomorrow\n",
      "\n",
      "\" If it is in a mood to listen to you , Mr. Land , \" I replied in a tone far from convinced . \"\n",
      "  a mood -- listen -- you\n",
      "  Mr. Land -- I replied in -- a tone\n",
      "\n",
      "Let me get within four harpoon lengths of it , \" the Canadian shot back , \" and it had better listen ! \"\n",
      "  the Canadian shot back -- had better -- listen !\n",
      "\n",
      "\" But to get near it , \" the commander went on , \" I would have to put a whaleboat at your disposal ? \"\n",
      "  the commander -- went on -- a whaleboat\n",
      "  the commander -- I -- a whaleboat\n",
      "  the commander -- have -- a whaleboat\n",
      "  the commander -- put a whaleboat at -- your disposal ?\n",
      "\n",
      "\" That would be gambling with the lives of my men . \"\n",
      "  the lives -- my -- men\n",
      "\n",
      "Despite the distance , despite the noise of wind and sea , we could distinctly hear the fearsome thrashings of the anima 's tail , and even its panting breath .\n",
      "  tail -- even -- panting breath\n",
      "\n",
      "Seemingly , the moment this enormous narwhale came up to breathe at the surface of the ocean , air was sucked into its lungs like steam into the huge cylinders of a 2,000 - horsepower engine .\n",
      "  the moment this enormous narwhale -- came up -- breathe\n",
      "  breathe -- surface of -- the ocean\n",
      "  air -- was sucked into -- lungs\n",
      "\n",
      "\" A cetacean as powerful as a whole cavalry regiment - now that is a whale of a whale ! \"\n",
      "  a whole cavalry regiment - -- now that is a whale of -- a whale !\n",
      "\n",
      "We stayed on the alert until daylight , getting ready for action .\n",
      "  We -- stayed on -- the alert\n",
      "  daylight -- ready for -- action\n",
      "\n",
      "Whaling gear was set up along the railings .\n",
      "  gear -- was set up along -- the railings\n",
      "\n",
      "Our chief officer loaded the blunderbusses , which can launch harpoons as far as a mile , and long duck guns with exploding bullets that can mortally wound even the most powerful animals .\n",
      "  chief officer -- loaded -- the blunderbusses\n",
      "  launch harpoons -- far as -- a mile\n",
      "  long duck guns -- exploding -- bullets\n",
      "  bullets -- even -- the most powerful animals\n",
      "\n",
      "Ned Land was content to sharpen his harpoon , a dreadful weapon in his hands .\n",
      "  Ned Land -- was content -- harpoon\n",
      "  Ned Land -- sharpen -- harpoon\n",
      "\n",
      "At six o'clock day began to break , and with the daw 's early light , the narwhal 's electric glow disappeared .\n",
      "  o'clock day -- began -- break\n",
      "\n",
      "At seven o'clock the day was well along , but a very dense morning mist shrank the horizon , and our best spyglasses were unable to pierce it .\n",
      "  the day -- was well -- along\n",
      "  a very dense morning mist -- shrank -- the horizon\n",
      "  the horizon -- our -- best spyglasses\n",
      "\n",
      "Some officers were already perched on the mastheads .\n",
      "  Some officers -- were already perched on -- the mastheads\n",
      "\n",
      "Suddenly , just as on the previous evening , Ned Lan 's voice was audible .\n",
      "  Ned Lan -- voice was -- audible\n",
      "\n",
      "There , a mile and a half from the frigate , a long blackish body emerged a meter above the waves .\n",
      "  a long blackish body -- emerged a meter above -- the waves\n",
      "\n",
      "Quivering violently , its tail was creating a considerable eddy .\n",
      "  Quivering -- violently -- tail\n",
      "  tail -- was creating -- a considerable eddy\n",
      "\n",
      "Never had caudal equipment thrashed the sea with such power .\n",
      "  caudal equipment -- thrashed the sea with -- such power\n",
      "\n",
      "An immense wake of glowing whiteness marked the anima 's track , sweeping in a long curve .\n",
      "  glowing whiteness -- marked -- the anima\n",
      "\n",
      "Our frigate drew nearer to the cetacean .\n",
      "  frigate -- drew nearer -- the cetacean\n",
      "\n",
      "Those reports from the Shannon and the Helvetia had slightly exaggerated its dimensions , and I put its length at only 250 feet .\n",
      "  the Helvetia -- had slightly -- dimensions\n",
      "  dimensions -- I put its length at -- feet\n",
      "\n",
      "Its girth was more difficult to judge , but all in all , the animal seemed to be wonderfully proportioned in all three dimensions .\n",
      "  girth -- was -- judge\n",
      "  judge -- all in -- the animal\n",
      "  the animal -- seemed -- wonderfully proportioned\n",
      "  the animal -- be wonderfully proportioned in -- dimensions\n",
      "\n",
      "While I was observing this phenomenal creature , two jets of steam and water sprang from its blowholes and rose to an altitude of forty meters , which settled for me its mode of breathing .\n",
      "  forty meters -- settled for me its mode of -- breathing\n",
      "\n",
      "From this I finally concluded that it belonged to the branch Vertebrata , class Mammalia , subclass Monodelphia , group Pisciforma , order Cetacea , family .\n",
      "  concluded -- belonged -- the branch Vertebrata\n",
      "\n",
      "but here I could not make up my mind .\n",
      "  here -- I -- mind\n",
      "  here -- make up my -- mind\n",
      "\n",
      "The order Cetacea consists of three families , baleen whales , sperm whales , dolphins , and it is in this last group that narwhales are placed .\n",
      "  dolphins -- is in -- this last group that narwhales\n",
      "\n",
      "Each of these families is divided into several genera , each genus into species , each species into varieties .\n",
      "  these families -- is divided into -- several genera\n",
      "\n",
      "So I was still missing variety , species , genus , and family , but no doubt I would complete my classifying with the aid of Heaven and Commander Farragut .\n",
      "  family -- doubt I -- complete\n",
      "  complete -- my classifying with -- the aid\n",
      "\n",
      "The crew were waiting impatiently for orders from their leader .\n",
      "  The crew -- were waiting impatiently for -- orders\n",
      "\n",
      "The latter , after carefully observing the animal , called for his engineer .\n",
      "  The latter -- observing -- the animal\n",
      "  the animal -- called for -- engineer\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Sir , \" the commander said , \" are you up to pressure ? \"\n",
      "  the commander -- said -- pressure ?\n",
      "  the commander -- are you up -- pressure ?\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Three cheers greeted this order .\n",
      "  cheers -- greeted -- this order\n",
      "\n",
      "Unconcerned , the latter let us come within half a cable length ; then , not bothering to dive , it got up a little speed , retreated , and was content to keep its distance .\n",
      "  the latter -- let -- us\n",
      "  us -- come within half -- a cable length\n",
      "  dive -- got up -- a little speed\n",
      "  retreated -- was content -- distance\n",
      "  retreated -- keep -- distance\n",
      "\n",
      "This chase dragged on for about three - quarters of an hour without the frigate gaining two fathoms on the cetacean .\n",
      "  This chase -- dragged on -- quarters\n",
      "\n",
      "At this rate , it was obvious that we would never catch up with it .\n",
      "  this rate -- was obvious -- that we\n",
      "\n",
      "Infuriated , Commander Farragut kept twisting the thick tuft of hair that flourished below his chin .\n",
      "  Commander Farragut -- kept twisting the thick tuft of -- hair that flourished\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Well , Mr. Land , \" the commander asked , \" do you still advise putting my longboats to sea ? \"\n",
      "  the commander -- asked -- advise\n",
      "  the commander -- do you still -- advise\n",
      "  advise -- putting my -- longboats\n",
      "\n",
      "\" No , sir , \" Ned Land replied , \" because that beast wo not be caught against its will . \"\n",
      "  Ned Land replied -- beast wo -- will\n",
      "  Ned Land replied -- be caught against -- will\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Then what should we do ? \"\n",
      "  we -- do -- ?\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Stoke up more steam , sir , if you can .\n",
      "  sir -- you -- can\n",
      "\n",
      "As for me , with your permission I will go perch on the bobstays under the bowsprit , and if we can get within a harpoon length , I will harpoon the brute . \"\n",
      "  your permission -- I -- perch\n",
      "  your permission -- go perch on -- the bobstays\n",
      "  we -- get within -- a harpoon length\n",
      "  a harpoon length -- I -- the brute\n",
      "  a harpoon length -- harpoon -- the brute\n",
      "\n",
      "Engineer , \" he called , \" keep the pressure mounting !\n",
      "  Engineer -- called -- the pressure mounting !\n",
      "  Engineer -- keep -- the pressure mounting !\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Ned Land made his way to his post .\n",
      "  Ned Land -- made -- way\n",
      "\n",
      "The furnaces were urged into greater activity ; our propeller did forty - three revolutions per minute , and steam shot from the valves .\n",
      "  The furnaces -- were urged into -- greater activity\n",
      "  greater activity -- our -- propeller\n",
      "  propeller -- did forty - -- revolutions\n",
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      "Heaving the log , we verified that the Abraham Lincoln was going at the rate of 18.5 miles per hour .\n",
      "  we -- verified that -- the Abraham Lincoln\n",
      "  the Abraham Lincoln -- was going at -- the rate\n",
      "\n",
      "But that damned animal also did a speed of 18.5. For the next hour our frigate kept up this pace without gaining a fathom !\n",
      "  that damned animal -- did a speed of -- 18.5.\n",
      "  the next hour -- our -- frigate\n",
      "  frigate -- kept up this pace without gaining -- a fathom !\n",
      "\n",
      "The crew were working up into a blind rage .\n",
      "  The crew -- were working up into -- a blind rage\n",
      "\n",
      "Sailor after sailor heaved insults at the monster , which could not be bothered with answering back .\n",
      "  the monster -- be bothered with -- back\n",
      "\n",
      "Commander Farragut was no longer content simply to twist his goatee ; he chewed on it .\n",
      "  Commander Farragut -- was -- goatee\n",
      "  Commander Farragut -- longer content simply -- goatee\n",
      "  Commander Farragut -- twist -- goatee\n",
      "\n",
      "The engineer was summoned once again .\n",
      "  The engineer -- was summoned once -- again\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Charge them to ten atmospheres . \"\n",
      "  Charge -- them -- atmospheres\n",
      "\n",
      "It would have sounded just fine during some Mississippi paddle - wheeler race , to \" outstrip the competition ! \"\n",
      "  wheeler race -- outstrip -- the competition !\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Conseil , \" I said to my gallant servant , now at my side , \" you realize that we will probably blow ourselves skyhigh ? \"\n",
      "  Conseil -- I said -- gallant servant\n",
      "  Conseil -- my -- gallant servant\n",
      "  gallant servant -- now at my -- side\n",
      "  side -- you realize -- that we\n",
      "  blow -- ourselves -- skyhigh ?\n",
      "\n",
      "All right , I admit it :\n",
      "  All right -- I admit -- :\n",
      "\n",
      "More coal was swallowed by the furnaces .\n",
      "  More coal -- was swallowed by -- the furnaces\n",
      "\n",
      "Its masts trembled down to their blocks , and swirls of smoke could barely squeeze through the narrow funnels .\n",
      "  smoke -- barely squeeze through -- the narrow funnels\n",
      "\n",
      "We heaved the log a second time .\n",
      "  We -- heaved -- a second time\n",
      "  We -- log -- a second time\n",
      "\n",
      "The pressure gauge marked ten atmospheres .\n",
      "  The pressure gauge -- marked -- atmospheres\n",
      "\n",
      "But no doubt the cetacean itself had \" warmed up , \" because without the least trouble , it also did 19.3. What a chase !\n",
      "  the least trouble -- did -- 19.3.\n",
      "  19.3. -- What -- a chase !\n",
      "\n",
      "Ned Land stayed at his post , harpoon in hand .\n",
      "  Ned Land -- stayed at -- post\n",
      "\n",
      "Several times the animal let us approach .\n",
      "  Several times the animal -- let -- us approach\n",
      "\n",
      "\" We are overhauling it ! \"\n",
      "  We -- are overhauling -- !\n",
      "\n",
      "Then , just as he was about to strike , the cetacean would steal off with a swiftness I could estimate at no less than thirty miles per hour .\n",
      "  Then -- was about -- strike\n",
      "  a swiftness -- I -- estimate\n",
      "\n",
      "And even at our maximum speed , it took the liberty of thumbing its nose at the frigate by running a full circle around us !\n",
      "  even -- our maximum -- speed\n",
      "  speed -- took the liberty of thumbing its nose at -- the frigate\n",
      "  the frigate -- running a full circle around -- us !\n",
      "\n",
      "A howl of fury burst from every throat !\n",
      "  fury -- burst from -- !\n",
      "\n",
      "By noon we were no farther along than at eight o'clock in the morning .\n",
      "  noon we -- were -- o'clock\n",
      "  noon we -- along than -- o'clock\n",
      "\n",
      "Commander Farragut then decided to use more direct methods .\n",
      "  Commander Farragut -- then decided -- more direct methods\n",
      "  Commander Farragut -- use -- more direct methods\n",
      "\n",
      "\" So that animal is faster than the Abraham Lincoln .\n",
      "  that animal -- is faster than -- the Abraham Lincoln\n",
      "\n",
      "All right , we will see if it can outrun our conical shells !\n",
      "  see -- outrun our -- conical shells !\n",
      "\n",
      "Mate , man the gun in the bow !\n",
      "  Mate -- man the gun in -- the bow !\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Our forecastle cannon was immediately loaded and leveled .\n",
      "  forecastle cannon -- was immediately loaded -- leveled\n",
      "\n",
      "The cannoneer fired a shot , but his shell passed some feet above the cetacean , which stayed half a mile off .\n",
      "  The cannoneer -- fired -- a shot\n",
      "  shell -- passed some feet above -- the cetacean\n",
      "\n",
      "\" And $ 500.00 to the man who can pierce that infernal beast ! \"\n",
      "  pierce that infernal -- beast -- !\n",
      "\n",
      "Calm of eye , cool of feature , an old gray - bearded gunner - I can see him to this day - approached the cannon , put it in position , and took aim for a good while .\n",
      "  bearded gunner - -- I -- can see\n",
      "  can see -- him -- this day -\n",
      "  this day - -- approached -- the cannon\n",
      "  the cannon -- put it in -- position\n",
      "  position -- took aim for -- a good while\n",
      "\n",
      "The shell reached its target ; it hit the animal , but not in the usual fashion - it bounced off that rounded surface and vanished into the sea two miles out .\n",
      "  The shell -- reached -- target\n",
      "  target -- hit -- the animal\n",
      "  the usual fashion -- bounced off -- vanished\n",
      "  the usual fashion -- surface -- vanished\n",
      "\n",
      "\" That rascal must be covered with six - inch armor plate ! \"\n",
      "  That rascal -- be covered with -- inch armor plate !\n",
      "\n",
      "The hunt was on again , and Commander Farragut leaned over to me , saying :\n",
      "  The hunt -- was on -- again\n",
      "  Commander Farragut -- leaned over -- :\n",
      "  Commander Farragut -- saying -- :\n",
      "\n",
      "\" I will chase that animal till my frigate explodes ! \"\n",
      "  chase that animal till -- my -- frigate explodes !\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Yes , \" I replied , \" and nobody would blame you ! \"\n",
      "  nobody -- blame you -- !\n",
      "\n",
      "We could still hope that the animal would tire out and not be as insensitive to exhaustion as our steam engines .\n",
      "  tire -- be as -- insensitive\n",
      "  exhaustion -- our -- steam engines\n",
      "\n",
      "Hour after hour went by without it showing the least sign of weariness .\n",
      "  hour -- went by -- the least sign\n",
      "  hour -- showing the least sign of -- weariness\n",
      "\n",
      "However , to the Abraham Lincol 's credit , it must be said that we struggled on with tireless persistence .\n",
      "  credit -- be said -- that we\n",
      "  that we -- struggled on -- tireless persistence\n",
      "\n",
      "I estimate that we covered a distance of at least 500 kilometers during this ill - fated day of November 6. But night fell and wrapped the surging ocean in its shadows .\n",
      "  night fell -- wrapped -- ocean\n",
      "  night fell -- surging ocean in -- shadows\n",
      "\n",
      "By then I thought our expedition had come to an end , that we would never see this fantastic animal again .\n",
      "  expedition -- had come -- an end\n",
      "  that we -- never see -- this fantastic animal again\n",
      "\n",
      "The narwhale seemed motionless .\n",
      "  The narwhale -- seemed -- motionless\n",
      "\n",
      "This was our chance , and Commander Farragut was determined to take full advantage of it .\n",
      "  Commander Farragut -- was determined -- full advantage\n",
      "\n",
      "The Abraham Lincoln stayed at half steam , advancing cautiously so as not to awaken its adversary .\n",
      "  The Abraham Lincoln -- stayed at -- half steam\n",
      "  half steam -- advancing cautiously so as -- adversary\n",
      "  half steam -- awaken -- adversary\n",
      "\n",
      "In midocean it is not unusual to encounter whales so sound asleep they can successfully be attacked , and Ned Land had harpooned more than one in its slumber .\n",
      "  encounter -- whales so -- sound\n",
      "  sound -- successfully be attacked -- Ned Land\n",
      "  Ned Land -- had harpooned more than -- slumber\n",
      "\n",
      "The Canadian went to resume his post on the bobstays under the bowsprit .\n",
      "  The Canadian -- went -- post\n",
      "  The Canadian -- resume his post on -- the bobstays\n",
      "\n",
      "The frigate approached without making a sound , stopped two cable lengths from the animal and coasted .\n",
      "  The frigate -- approached without making -- a sound\n",
      "  a sound -- stopped -- cable lengths\n",
      "\n",
      "We were not 100 feet from the blazing core of light , whose glow grew stronger and dazzled the eyes .\n",
      "  We -- were not -- feet\n",
      "  feet -- blazing core of -- light\n",
      "  whose glow -- grew -- stronger\n",
      "\n",
      "Just then , leaning over the forecastle railing , I saw Ned Land below me , one hand grasping the martingale , the other brandishing his dreadful harpoon .\n",
      "  the forecastle railing -- I -- Ned Land below\n",
      "  the martingale -- brandishing -- dreadful harpoon\n",
      "\n",
      "Barely twenty feet separated him from the motionless animal .\n",
      "  twenty feet -- separated him from -- the motionless animal\n",
      "\n",
      "All at once his arm shot forward and the harpoon was launched .\n",
      "  arm -- shot -- forward\n",
      "  the harpoon -- was -- launched\n",
      "\n",
      "I heard the weapon collide resonantly , as if it had hit some hard substance .\n",
      "  the weapon collide resonantly -- had hit -- some hard substance\n",
      "\n",
      "The electric light suddenly went out , and two enormous waterspouts crashed onto the deck of the frigate , racing like a torrent from stem to stern , toppling crewmen , breaking spare masts and yardarms from their lashings .\n",
      "  The electric light -- suddenly went out -- enormous waterspouts\n",
      "  enormous waterspouts -- crashed onto -- the deck\n",
      "  toppling crewmen -- breaking -- spare masts\n",
      "\n",
      "A hideous collision occurred , and thrown over the rail with no time to catch hold of it , I was hurled into the sea .\n",
      "  A hideous collision occurred -- thrown over -- the rail\n",
      "  no time -- hold of -- the sea\n",
      "  no time -- I was hurled into -- the sea\n",
      "\n",
      "CHAPTER 7 A Whale of Unknown Species ALTHOUGH I WAS startled by this unexpected descent , I at least have a very clear recollection of my sensations during it .\n",
      "  Unknown Species -- I WAS startled by -- a very clear recollection\n",
      "\n",
      "I am a good swimmer , without claiming to equal such other authors as Byron and Edgar Allan Poe , who were master divers , and I did not lose my head on the way down .\n",
      "  a good swimmer -- claiming -- equal such other authors\n",
      "  Edgar Allan Poe -- were -- master divers\n",
      "  master divers -- I did not lose my head on -- the way\n",
      "\n",
      "With two vigorous kicks of the heel , I came back to the surface of the sea .\n",
      "  the heel -- I came back -- the sea\n",
      "  the heel -- surface of -- the sea\n",
      "\n",
      "My first concern was to look for the frigate .\n",
      "  first concern -- was -- look\n",
      "\n",
      "Had the crew seen me go overboard ?\n",
      "  the crew -- seen -- ?\n",
      "  the crew -- overboard -- ?\n",
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      "Would Commander Farragut put a longboat to sea ?\n",
      "  Commander Farragut -- put -- a longboat\n",
      "\n",
      "Could I hope to be rescued ?\n",
      "  hope -- be rescued -- ?\n",
      "\n",
      "I glimpsed a black mass disappearing eastward , where its running lights were fading out in the distance .\n",
      "  a black mass disappearing eastward -- running -- lights\n",
      "  lights -- were fading out -- the distance\n",
      "\n",
      "\" I shouted , swimming desperately toward the Abraham Lincoln .\n",
      "  swimming -- desperately toward -- the Abraham Lincoln\n",
      "\n",
      "The water glued them to my body , they were paralyzing my movements .\n",
      "  The water glued -- them -- body\n",
      "  The water glued -- my -- body\n",
      "  body -- were -- paralyzing\n",
      "  paralyzing -- my -- movements\n",
      "\n",
      "Suddenly my clothes were seized by energetic hands , I felt myself pulled abruptly back to the surface of the sea , and yes , I heard these words pronounced in my ear :\n",
      "  clothes -- were seized by -- energetic hands\n",
      "  energetic hands -- I felt -- the sea\n",
      "  energetic hands -- pulled abruptly back -- the sea\n",
      "  energetic hands -- surface of -- the sea\n",
      "  the sea -- I heard -- these words\n",
      "  these words -- pronounced in my -- ear :\n",
      "\n",
      "\" If master would oblige me by leaning on my shoulder , master will swim with much greater ease . \"\n",
      "  oblige -- me by -- leaning\n",
      "  leaning -- my -- shoulder\n",
      "\n",
      "With one hand I seized the arm of my loyal Conseil .\n",
      "  hand -- I seized the arm of my -- loyal Conseil\n",
      "\n",
      "\" That collision threw you overboard along with me ? \"\n",
      "  That collision -- you overboard along with -- ?\n",
      "\n",
      "But being in maste 's employ , I followed master .\n",
      "  maste -- I followed -- master\n",
      "\n",
      "\" The fine lad thought this only natural ! \"\n",
      "  The fine lad -- thought -- natural !\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Conseil replied , rolling over on his back . \"\n",
      "  Conseil replied -- rolling over -- back\n",
      "\n",
      "I think master had best not depend on it to any great extent ! \"\n",
      "  think master -- had -- best\n",
      "  best -- depend on -- !\n",
      "  best -- extent -- !\n",
      "\n",
      "\" I am saying that just as I jumped overboard , I heard the men at the helm shout , ‘Our propeller and rudder are smashed !\n",
      "  the men -- helm -- shout\n",
      "  rudder -- are -- !\n",
      "\n",
      "But most inconveniently for us , the ship can no longer steer . \"\n",
      "  the ship -- longer -- steer\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Then we are done for ! \"\n",
      "  we -- are done for -- !\n",
      "\n",
      "However , we still have a few hours before us , and in a few hours one can do a great many things !\n",
      "  we -- have a few hours before -- us\n",
      "  a few hours -- do -- a great many things !\n",
      "\n",
      "I swam more vigorously , but hampered by clothes that were as restricting as a cloak made of lead , I was managing with only the greatest difficulty .\n",
      "  clothes -- were as restricting as -- lead\n",
      "  clothes -- made of -- lead\n",
      "  lead -- I was managing with -- the greatest difficulty\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Master will allow me to make an incision , \" he said .\n",
      "  Master -- allow me -- an incision\n",
      "  Master -- make -- an incision\n",
      "\n",
      "And he slipped an open clasp knife under my clothes , slitting them from top to bottom with one swift stroke .\n",
      "  slitting -- them from -- swift stroke\n",
      "  slitting -- bottom with -- swift stroke\n",
      "\n",
      "Then he briskly undressed me while I swam for us both .\n",
      "  undressed -- me while I swam for -- us\n",
      "\n",
      "I then did Conseil the same favor , and we continued to \" navigate \" side by side .\n",
      "  we -- continued -- side\n",
      "  we -- navigate -- side\n",
      "\n",
      "But our circumstances were no less dreadful .\n",
      "  circumstances -- were -- no less dreadful\n",
      "\n",
      "Perhaps they had not seen us go overboard ; and even if they had , the frigate - being undone by its rudder - could not return to leeward after us .\n",
      "  even -- had -- the frigate -\n",
      "  the frigate - -- being undone by -- rudder\n",
      "  rudder -- return -- leeward\n",
      "\n",
      "Conseil had coolly reasoned out this hypothesis and laid his plans accordingly .\n",
      "  Conseil -- had coolly reasoned out -- this hypothesis\n",
      "  this hypothesis -- laid -- plans\n",
      "\n",
      "So , having concluded that our sole chance for salvation lay in being picked up by the Abraham Lincol 's longboats , we had to take steps to wait for them as long as possible .\n",
      "  salvation -- lay in being picked up -- the Abraham Lincol\n",
      "  we -- had -- steps\n",
      "  we -- take -- steps\n",
      "  wait -- them as -- long\n",
      "\n",
      "Consequently , I decided to divide our energies so we would not both be worn out at the same time , and this was the arrangement :\n",
      "  Consequently -- I decided -- energies\n",
      "  Consequently -- divide our -- energies\n",
      "  we -- be worn out -- the same time\n",
      "  the same time -- was -- the arrangement :\n",
      "\n",
      "while one of us lay on his back , staying motionless with arms crossed and legs outstretched , the other would swim and propel his partner forward .\n",
      "  us -- lay on -- back\n",
      "  swim -- propel -- partner\n",
      "\n",
      "This towing role was to last no longer than ten minutes , and by relieving each other in this way , we could stay afloat for hours , perhaps even until daybreak .\n",
      "  This towing -- role was -- minutes\n",
      "  This towing -- longer than -- minutes\n",
      "  minutes -- relieving each other in -- this way\n",
      "  we -- stay afloat for -- hours\n",
      "\n",
      "Lastly , I can vouch - as improbable as it seems - that even if I had wanted to destroy all my illusions , even if I had been willing to \" give in to despair , \" I could not have done so !\n",
      "  that even -- I had wanted -- illusions\n",
      "  that even -- destroy -- illusions\n",
      "  that even -- my -- illusions\n",
      "  even -- I had been -- despair\n",
      "  even -- give in -- despair\n",
      "  despair -- I -- !\n",
      "  despair -- have done so -- !\n",
      "\n",
      "I therefore calculated on eight hours of swimming until sunrise .\n",
      "  therefore -- calculated on -- hours\n",
      "\n",
      "The sea was pretty smooth and barely tired us .\n",
      "  The sea -- was -- tired us\n",
      "  The sea -- barely -- tired us\n",
      "\n",
      "Sometimes I tried to peer through the dense gloom , which was broken only by the phosphorescent flickers coming from our movements .\n",
      "  the dense gloom -- was broken only by -- the phosphorescent flickers coming\n",
      "  the phosphorescent flickers coming -- our -- movements\n",
      "\n",
      "I stared at the luminous ripples breaking over my hands , shimmering sheets spattered with blotches of bluish gray .\n",
      "  the luminous ripples -- breaking over my -- hands\n",
      "\n",
      "It seemed as if we had plunged into a pool of quicksilver .\n",
      "  we -- had plunged into -- a pool\n",
      "\n",
      "Near one o'clock in the morning , I was overcome with tremendous exhaustion .\n",
      "  the morning -- I was overcome with -- tremendous exhaustion\n",
      "\n",
      "Conseil had to keep me going , and attending to our self - preservation became his sole responsibility .\n",
      "  Conseil -- had -- self\n",
      "  Conseil -- keep -- self\n",
      "  Conseil -- going -- self\n",
      "  Conseil -- attending -- self\n",
      "  Conseil -- our self - -- preservation\n",
      "  preservation -- became -- sole responsibility\n",
      "\n",
      "I soon heard the poor lad gasping ; his breathing became shallow and quick .\n",
      "  breathing -- became -- quick\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Just then , past the fringes of a large cloud that the wind was driving eastward , the moon appeared .\n",
      "  a large cloud -- was -- driving eastward\n",
      "\n",
      "That kindly light rekindled our strength .\n",
      "  That kindly light -- rekindled our -- strength\n",
      "\n",
      "It was five miles from us and formed no more than a dark , barely perceptible mass .\n",
      "  us -- formed no more than -- perceptible mass\n",
      "  us -- barely -- perceptible mass\n",
      "\n",
      "Conseil could still articulate a few words , and I heard him repeat at intervals :\n",
      "  Conseil -- articulate -- a few words\n",
      "  a few words -- I heard him repeat at -- intervals :\n",
      "\n",
      "And it may have been a ringing in my ear , from this organ filling with impeded blood , but it seemed to me that Consei 's shout had received an answer back .\n",
      "  impeded blood -- seemed -- that Consei\n",
      "  impeded blood -- me -- that Consei\n",
      "  shout -- had received -- back\n",
      "\n",
      "And Conseil hurled another desperate plea into space .\n",
      "  Conseil -- hurled another desperate plea into -- space\n",
      "\n",
      "This time there could be no mistake !\n",
      "  This time -- be -- no mistake !\n",
      "\n",
      "Was it the voice of some poor devil left behind in midocean , some other victim of that collision suffered by our ship ?\n",
      "  some poor devil -- left behind in -- midocean\n",
      "  that collision -- suffered by our -- ship ?\n",
      "\n",
      "Conseil made one final effort , and bracing his hands on my shoulders , while I offered resistance with one supreme exertion , he raised himself half out of the water , then fell back exhausted .\n",
      "  Conseil -- made -- final effort\n",
      "  hands -- my -- shoulders\n",
      "  shoulders -- I offered resistance with -- supreme exertion\n",
      "  supreme exertion -- raised himself half out -- the water\n",
      "\n",
      ", \" he muttered , \" I saw .\n",
      "  muttered -- I -- saw\n",
      "\n",
      "save our strength .\n",
      "  save -- our -- strength\n",
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      "Then , lord knows why , the thought of the monster came into my head for the first time .\n",
      "  Then -- lord -- the monster\n",
      "  Then -- thought of -- the monster\n",
      "  the monster -- came into my head for -- the first time\n",
      "\n",
      "Gone are the days when Jonahs took refuge in the bellies of whales !\n",
      "  Jonahs -- took refuge in -- the bellies\n",
      "\n",
      "Nevertheless , Conseil kept towing me .\n",
      "  Conseil -- kept -- towing\n",
      "\n",
      "Sometimes he looked up , stared straight ahead , and shouted a request for directions , which was answered by a voice that was getting closer and closer .\n",
      "  stared -- shouted a request for -- directions\n",
      "  directions -- was answered by -- closer\n",
      "  directions -- voice that was getting -- closer\n",
      "\n",
      "I was at the end of my strength ; my fingers gave out ; my hands were no help to me ; my mouth opened convulsively , filling with brine ; its coldness ran through me ; I raised my head one last time , then I collapsed .\n",
      "  the end -- my -- strength\n",
      "  strength -- my -- fingers\n",
      "  fingers -- gave out -- hands\n",
      "  fingers -- my -- hands\n",
      "  hands -- were -- convulsively\n",
      "  hands -- help -- convulsively\n",
      "  hands -- my mouth opened -- convulsively\n",
      "  brine -- ran through -- head\n",
      "  brine -- I raised my -- head\n",
      "  last time -- then I -- collapsed\n",
      "\n",
      "Then I felt myself being pulled upward , back to the surface of the water ; my chest caved in , and I fainted .\n",
      "  the water -- my -- chest\n",
      "  chest -- caved in -- fainted\n",
      "  chest -- I -- fainted\n",
      "\n",
      "For certain , I came to quickly , because someone was massaging me so vigorously it left furrows in my flesh .\n",
      "  certain -- I came -- massaging\n",
      "  certain -- was -- massaging\n",
      "  massaging -- vigorously -- furrows\n",
      "  massaging -- left furrows in my -- flesh\n",
      "\n",
      "Just then , in the last light of a moon settling on the horizon , I spotted a face that was not Consei 's but which I recognized at once .\n",
      "  the horizon -- I spotted a face that was not -- Consei\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Yes , professor , but I was luckier than you , and right away I was able to set foot on this floating islet . \"\n",
      "  professor -- I was luckier than -- you\n",
      "  you -- right -- foot\n",
      "  you -- I was able -- foot\n",
      "  you -- set foot on -- this floating islet\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Or in other words , on our gigantic narwhale . \"\n",
      "  other words -- our -- gigantic narwhale\n",
      "\n",
      "\" It is just that I soon realized why my harpoon got blunted and could not puncture its hide . \"\n",
      "  harpoon -- got -- blunted\n",
      "  blunted -- puncture -- hide\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Because , professor , this beast is made of boilerplate steel ! \"\n",
      "  professor -- beast is made of -- boilerplate steel !\n",
      "\n",
      "At this point in my story , I need to get a grip on myself , reconstruct exactly what I experienced , and make doubly sure of everything I write .\n",
      "  this point -- my -- story\n",
      "  story -- I need -- a grip\n",
      "  story -- get a grip on -- doubly sure\n",
      "  a grip -- reconstruct -- doubly sure\n",
      "  a grip -- what I -- doubly sure\n",
      "\n",
      "The Canadia 's last words caused a sudden upheaval in my brain .\n",
      "  last words -- caused a sudden upheaval in my -- brain\n",
      "\n",
      "I swiftly hoisted myself to the summit of this half - submerged creature or object that was serving as our refuge .\n",
      "  hoisted -- myself -- the summit\n",
      "  object -- was serving as our -- refuge\n",
      "\n",
      "But this hard substance could have been a bony carapace , like those that covered some prehistoric animals , and I might have left it at that and classified this monster among such amphibious reptiles as turtles or alligators .\n",
      "  this hard substance -- have been -- a bony carapace\n",
      "  some prehistoric animals -- I -- this monster\n",
      "  some prehistoric animals -- have left it at -- this monster\n",
      "  some prehistoric animals -- classified this monster among -- such amphibious reptiles\n",
      "\n",
      "The blackish back supporting me was smooth and polished with no overlapping scales .\n",
      "  The blackish -- back supporting -- polished\n",
      "  The blackish -- was -- polished\n",
      "\n",
      "On impact , it gave off a metallic sonority , and as incredible as this sounds , it seemed , I swear , to be made of riveted plates .\n",
      "  impact -- gave off -- a metallic sonority\n",
      "  a metallic sonority -- incredible as -- riveted plates\n",
      "  a metallic sonority -- sounds -- riveted plates\n",
      "  a metallic sonority -- I swear -- riveted plates\n",
      "  a metallic sonority -- be made of -- riveted plates\n",
      "\n",
      "This animal , this monster , this natural phenomenon that had puzzled the whole scientific world , that had muddled and misled the minds of seamen in both hemispheres , was , there could be no escaping it , an even more astonishing phenomenon - a phenomenon made by the hand of man .\n",
      "  this monster -- had puzzled -- the whole scientific world\n",
      "  the whole scientific world -- had -- muddled\n",
      "  muddled -- misled the minds of -- seamen\n",
      "  both hemispheres -- was -- more astonishing\n",
      "  both hemispheres -- be -- more astonishing\n",
      "  both hemispheres -- escaping -- more astonishing\n",
      "  both hemispheres -- even more astonishing phenomenon - -- the hand\n",
      "  more astonishing -- made by -- the hand\n",
      "\n",
      "Even if I had discovered that some fabulous , mythological creature really existed , it would not have given me such a terrific mental jolt .\n",
      "  Even -- I had discovered that -- some fabulous\n",
      "  existed -- have given -- a terrific mental jolt\n",
      "  existed -- such -- a terrific mental jolt\n",
      "\n",
      "It is easy enough to accept that prodigious things can come from our Creator .\n",
      "  easy -- accept -- that prodigious\n",
      "  that prodigious -- come from our -- Creator\n",
      "\n",
      "But to find , all at once , right before your eyes , that the impossible had been mysteriously achieved by man himself :\n",
      "  right -- your eyes -- the impossible\n",
      "  the impossible -- had been -- mysteriously\n",
      "  mysteriously -- achieved by -- man\n",
      "\n",
      "We were stretched out on the back of some kind of underwater boat that , as far as I could judge , boasted the shape of an immense steel fish .\n",
      "  We -- were stretched out -- underwater boat that\n",
      "  We -- back of -- underwater boat that\n",
      "  underwater boat that -- far as I -- judge\n",
      "  judge -- boasted the shape of -- an immense steel fish\n",
      "\n",
      "Ned Land had clear views on the issue .\n",
      "  Ned Land -- had clear views on -- the issue\n",
      "\n",
      "\" But then , \" I said , \" does this contraption contain some sort of locomotive mechanism , and a crew to run it ? \"\n",
      "  then -- I said -- this contraption\n",
      "  then -- does -- this contraption\n",
      "  this contraption -- contain some sort of -- locomotive mechanism\n",
      "  a crew -- run -- ?\n",
      "\n",
      "And yet for the three hours I have lived on this floating island , it has not shown a sign of life . \"\n",
      "  hours -- I have lived on -- this floating island\n",
      "  this floating island -- has not shown a sign of -- life\n",
      "\n",
      "\" This boat has not moved at all ? \"\n",
      "  This boat -- has not moved at -- all ?\n",
      "\n",
      "\" But we know that it is certainly gifted with great speed .\n",
      "  we know -- is certainly gifted with -- great speed\n",
      "\n",
      "Now then , since an engine is needed to generate that speed , and a mechanic to run that engine , I conclude :\n",
      "  an engine -- is needed -- that speed\n",
      "  an engine -- generate -- that speed\n",
      "  a mechanic -- run -- that engine\n",
      "  that engine -- I conclude -- :\n",
      "\n",
      "we are saved . \"\n",
      "  we -- are -- saved\n",
      "\n",
      "Ned Land put in , his tone denoting reservations .\n",
      "  Ned Land -- put in -- tone denoting reservations\n",
      "\n",
      "Just then , as if to take my side in the argument , a bubbling began astern of this strange submersible - whose drive mechanism was obviously a propeller - and the boat started to move .\n",
      "  then -- take my side in -- the argument\n",
      "  a bubbling -- began astern of -- this strange submersible\n",
      "  whose drive mechanism -- was obviously -- a propeller -\n",
      "  the boat -- started -- move\n",
      "\n",
      "We barely had time to hang on to its topside , which emerged about eighty centimeters above water .\n",
      "  We -- barely had -- time\n",
      "  time -- hang on -- topside\n",
      "\n",
      "\" So long as it navigates horizontally , \" Ned Land muttered , \" I have no complaints .\n",
      "  Ned Land muttered -- I have -- no complaints\n",
      "\n",
      "But if it gets the urge to dive , I would not give $ 2.00 for my hide !\n",
      "  dive -- I -- 2.00\n",
      "  dive -- give -- 2.00\n",
      "  2.00 -- my -- !\n",
      "\n",
      "So it was imperative to make contact with whatever beings were confined inside the plating of this machine .\n",
      "  imperative -- make contact with -- whatever beings\n",
      "  whatever beings -- were confined inside -- the plating\n",
      "\n",
      "I searched its surface for an opening or a hatch , a \" manhole , \" to use the official term ; but the lines of rivets had been firmly driven into the sheet - iron joins and were straight and uniform .\n",
      "  manhole -- use -- the official term\n",
      "  rivets -- had been -- the sheet\n",
      "  rivets -- driven into -- the sheet\n",
      "  iron joins -- were -- uniform\n",
      "\n",
      "Moreover , the moon then disappeared and left us in profound darkness .\n",
      "  the moon -- then -- disappeared\n",
      "\n",
      "We had to wait for daylight to find some way of getting inside this underwater boat .\n",
      "  We -- had -- wait\n",
      "  daylight -- find some way of getting inside -- this underwater boat\n",
      "\n",
      "So our salvation lay totally in the hands of the mysterious helmsmen steering this submersible , and if it made a dive , we were done for !\n",
      "  salvation -- lay totally in -- the hands\n",
      "  the mysterious helmsmen -- steering -- this submersible\n",
      "  this submersible -- made -- a dive\n",
      "  we -- were done for -- !\n",
      "\n",
      "But aside from this occurring , I did not doubt the possibility of our making contact with them .\n",
      "  this occurring -- I did not doubt -- contact\n",
      "\n",
      "In fact , if they did not produce their own air , they inevitably had to make periodic visits to the surface of the ocean to replenish their oxygen supply .\n",
      "  fact -- did not produce -- air\n",
      "  air -- had -- periodic visits\n",
      "  air -- make -- periodic visits\n",
      "  periodic visits -- surface of -- the ocean\n",
      "  the ocean -- replenish -- oxygen supply\n",
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      "Hence the need for some opening that put the boa 's interior in contact with the atmosphere .\n",
      "  Hence -- need for -- the boa\n",
      "  Hence -- opening that put -- the boa\n",
      "\n",
      "As for any hope of being rescued by Commander Farragut , that had to be renounced completely .\n",
      "  any hope -- being rescued by -- Commander Farragut\n",
      "\n",
      "We were being swept westward , and I estimate that our comparatively moderate speed reached twelve miles per hour .\n",
      "  We -- were being swept -- westward\n",
      "  westward -- I estimate that our -- comparatively moderate speed\n",
      "  comparatively moderate speed -- reached -- miles\n",
      "\n",
      "The propeller churned the waves with mathematical regularity , sometimes emerging above the surface and throwing phosphorescent spray to great heights .\n",
      "  The propeller -- churned the waves with -- mathematical regularity\n",
      "  mathematical regularity -- surface -- phosphorescent spray\n",
      "\n",
      "We could barely cope with this dizzying rush , and the waves battered us at close range .\n",
      "  We -- barely cope with -- this dizzying rush\n",
      "  the waves battered us -- close -- range\n",
      "\n",
      "Fortunately Ne 's hands came across a big mooring ring fastened to the topside of this sheet - iron back , and we all held on for dear life .\n",
      "  hands -- came across -- a big mooring ring fastened\n",
      "  iron back -- we -- dear life\n",
      "  iron back -- held on -- dear life\n",
      "\n",
      "My imperfect memories wo not let me recall my every impression of it .\n",
      "  imperfect -- let -- every impression\n",
      "\n",
      "Several times , during various lulls of wind and sea , I thought I heard indistinct sounds , a sort of elusive harmony produced by distant musical chords .\n",
      "  sea -- I thought I heard -- indistinct\n",
      "  indistinct -- sounds -- distant musical chords\n",
      "  indistinct -- harmony produced by -- distant musical chords\n",
      "\n",
      "What was the secret behind this underwater navigating , whose explanation the whole world had sought in vain ?\n",
      "  whose explanation the whole world -- had sought in -- vain ?\n",
      "\n",
      "What beings lived inside this strange boat ?\n",
      "  What beings -- lived inside -- this strange boat ?\n",
      "\n",
      "What mechanical force allowed it to move about with such prodigious speed ?\n",
      "  mechanical force -- allowed -- such prodigious speed ?\n",
      "  mechanical force -- move about with -- such prodigious speed ?\n",
      "\n",
      "The morning mists surrounded us , but they soon broke up .\n",
      "  The morning mists -- surrounded -- us\n",
      "\n",
      "I was about to proceed with a careful examination of the hull , whose topside formed a sort of horizontal platform , when I felt it sinking little by little .\n",
      "  whose topside -- formed a sort of -- horizontal platform\n",
      "\n",
      "Ned Land shouted , stamping his foot on the resonant sheet iron .\n",
      "  Ned Land -- shouted -- stamping\n",
      "\n",
      "From inside the boat , there suddenly came noises of iron fastenings pushed roughly aside .\n",
      "  the boat -- suddenly came noises of -- iron fastenings\n",
      "  iron fastenings -- pushed roughly -- aside\n",
      "\n",
      "One of the steel plates flew up , a man appeared , gave a bizarre yell , and instantly disappeared .\n",
      "  a man -- appeared -- a bizarre yell\n",
      "  a man -- gave -- a bizarre yell\n",
      "\n",
      "A few moments later , eight strapping fellows appeared silently , their faces like masks , and dragged us down into their fearsome machine .\n",
      "  fellows -- appeared silently -- faces\n",
      "  masks -- dragged us down -- fearsome machine\n",
      "\n",
      "CHAPTER 8 \" Mobilis in Mobili \" THIS BRUTALLY EXECUTED capture was carried out with lightning speed .\n",
      "  Mobili -- BRUTALLY -- lightning speed\n",
      "  Mobili -- capture was carried out with -- lightning speed\n",
      "\n",
      "My companions and I had no time to collect ourselves .\n",
      "  companions -- I had -- no time\n",
      "  no time -- collect -- ourselves\n",
      "\n",
      "With whom were we dealing ?\n",
      "  whom -- were -- we dealing ?\n",
      "\n",
      "Surely with some new breed of pirates , exploiting the sea after their own fashion .\n",
      "  pirates -- exploiting the sea after -- fashion\n",
      "\n",
      "Saturated with the outside light , my eyes could not make out a thing .\n",
      "  light -- my eyes -- a thing\n",
      "  light -- make out -- a thing\n",
      "\n",
      "Forcibly seized , Ned Land and Conseil were behind me .\n",
      "  Conseil -- were -- behind\n",
      "\n",
      "At the foot of the ladder , a door opened and instantly closed behind us with a loud clang .\n",
      "  the ladder -- opened -- us\n",
      "  the ladder -- closed behind -- us\n",
      "\n",
      "We were alone .\n",
      "  We -- were -- alone\n",
      "\n",
      "All was darkness , but such utter darkness that after several minutes , my eyes were still unable to catch a single one of those hazy gleams that drift through even the blackest nights .\n",
      "  several minutes -- my eyes were still unable -- those hazy gleams that drift\n",
      "  several minutes -- catch -- those hazy gleams that drift\n",
      "  those hazy gleams that drift -- even -- the blackest nights\n",
      "\n",
      "Meanwhile , furious at these goings on , Ned Land gave free rein to his indignation .\n",
      "  Ned Land -- gave -- indignation\n",
      "  Ned Land -- rein -- indignation\n",
      "\n",
      "\" These people are about as hospitable as the savages of New Caledonia !\n",
      "  These people -- are about as -- hospitable\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Calm yourself , Ned my friend , \" Conseil replied serenely . \"\n",
      "  Ned -- my -- friend\n",
      "\n",
      "We are not in a kettle yet ! \"\n",
      "  We -- are not in -- a kettle\n",
      "\n",
      "Luckily my Bowie knife has not left me , and I can still see well enough to put it to use .\n",
      "  Luckily -- my Bowie knife has not left -- see\n",
      "  Luckily -- I -- see\n",
      "  see -- put -- use\n",
      "\n",
      "A Bowie knife is a wide - bladed dagger that Americans are forever carrying around .\n",
      "  bladed dagger that Americans -- are forever carrying -- around\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Do not be so irritable , Ned , \" I then told the harpooner , \" and do not ruin things for us with pointless violence .\n",
      "  Ned -- I then told -- the harpooner\n",
      "  the harpooner -- do not ruin things for -- us\n",
      "\n",
      "Instead , let us try to find out where we are !\n",
      "  us -- try -- we\n",
      "  us -- find out where -- we\n",
      "  we -- are -- !\n",
      "\n",
      "\" I started moving , groping my way .\n",
      "  groping -- my -- way\n",
      "\n",
      "After five steps I encountered an iron wall made of riveted boilerplate .\n",
      "  steps -- I encountered -- an iron wall\n",
      "  an iron wall -- made of -- riveted boilerplate\n",
      "\n",
      "Then , turning around , I bumped into a wooden table next to which several stools had been set .\n",
      "  Then -- turning -- around\n",
      "  around -- I bumped into -- which several stools\n",
      "  bumped -- table -- which several stools\n",
      "\n",
      "The floor of this prison lay hidden beneath thick , hempen matting that deadened the sound of footsteps .\n",
      "  this prison -- lay -- hidden\n",
      "  hempen matting -- deadened the sound of -- footsteps\n",
      "\n",
      "Going around the opposite way , Conseil met up with me , and we returned to the middle of this cabin , which had to be twenty feet long by ten wide .\n",
      "  Conseil -- met up with -- we\n",
      "  we -- returned -- the middle\n",
      "  this cabin -- had -- twenty feet long\n",
      "\n",
      "Half an hour had already gone by without our situation changing , when our eyes were suddenly spirited from utter darkness into blinding light .\n",
      "  an hour -- had already gone by -- situation\n",
      "  an hour -- our -- situation\n",
      "  situation -- changing -- spirited\n",
      "  situation -- our eyes were suddenly spirited from -- utter\n",
      "\n",
      "Our prison lit up all at once ; in other words , it filled with luminescent matter so intense that at first I could not stand the brightness of it .\n",
      "  prison -- lit up all at -- other words\n",
      "  other words -- filled with -- luminescent matter\n",
      "  luminescent matter -- I -- the brightness\n",
      "\n",
      "From its glare and whiteness , I recognized the electric glow that had played around this underwater boat like some magnificent phosphorescent phenomenon .\n",
      "  whiteness -- I recognized the electric glow that had played around -- this underwater boat\n",
      "\n",
      "After involuntarily closing my eyes , I reopened them and saw that this luminous force came from a frosted half globe curving out of the cabi 's ceiling .\n",
      "  closing -- my eyes -- this luminous force\n",
      "  closing -- I reopened -- this luminous force\n",
      "  closing -- saw that -- this luminous force\n",
      "  this luminous force -- came from -- a frosted half globe curving\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Ned Land exclaimed , knife in hand , staying on the defensive . \"\n",
      "  hand -- staying on -- the defensive\n",
      "\n",
      "Yes , \" I replied , then ventured the opposite view .\n",
      "  replied -- then ventured -- view\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Master must learn patience , \" said the emotionless Conseil .\n",
      "  patience -- said -- the emotionless Conseil\n",
      "\n",
      "This sudden illumination of our cabin enabled me to examine its tiniest details .\n",
      "  This sudden illumination -- our -- cabin\n",
      "  cabin -- enabled me -- tiniest details\n",
      "  cabin -- examine -- tiniest details\n",
      "\n",
      "Its invisible door must have been hermetically sealed .\n",
      "  invisible -- have been -- hermetically\n",
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      "Not a sound reached our ears .\n",
      "  a sound -- reached our -- ears\n",
      "\n",
      "Was it in motion , or stationary on the surface of the ocean , or sinking into the depths ?\n",
      "  stationary -- surface of -- the ocean\n",
      "  the ocean -- sinking into -- the depths ?\n",
      "\n",
      "But this luminous globe had not been turned on without good reason .\n",
      "  this luminous globe -- had not been turned on -- good reason\n",
      "\n",
      "Consequently , I hoped that some crewmen would soon make an appearance .\n",
      "  Consequently -- I hoped that -- some crewmen\n",
      "  some crewmen -- make -- an appearance\n",
      "\n",
      "If you want to consign people to oblivion , you do not light up their dungeons .\n",
      "  oblivion -- you do not light up -- dungeons\n",
      "\n",
      "Unlocking noises became audible , a door opened , and two men appeared .\n",
      "  Unlocking noises -- became -- audible\n",
      "  audible -- opened -- men\n",
      "\n",
      "One was short and stocky , powerfully muscled , broad shouldered , robust of limbs , the head squat , the hair black and luxuriant , the mustache heavy , the eyes bright and penetrating , and his whole personality stamped with that southern - blooded zest that , in France , typifies the people of Provence .\n",
      "  luxuriant -- mustache -- stamped\n",
      "  France -- typifies the people of -- Provence\n",
      "\n",
      "The philosopher Diderot has very aptly claimed that a ma 's bearing is the clue to his character , and this stocky little man was certainly a living proof of this claim .\n",
      "  The philosopher Diderot -- has -- very aptly\n",
      "  very aptly -- claimed that -- a ma\n",
      "  bearing -- is -- the clue\n",
      "  little man -- was certainly a living proof of -- this claim\n",
      "\n",
      "You could sense that his everyday conversation must have been packed with such vivid figures of speech as personification , symbolism , and misplaced modifiers .\n",
      "  everyday conversation -- have been packed with -- such vivid figures\n",
      "\n",
      "But I was never in a position to verify this because , around me , he used only an odd and utterly incomprehensible dialect .\n",
      "  a position -- verify this because -- incomprehensible dialect\n",
      "  a position -- used only -- incomprehensible dialect\n",
      "\n",
      "A disciple of such character - judging anatomists as Gratiolet or Engel could have read this ma 's features like an open book .\n",
      "  Engel -- have read -- this ma\n",
      "  this ma -- features like -- book\n",
      "  this ma -- open -- book\n",
      "\n",
      "Without hesitation , I identified his dominant qualities - self - confidence , since his head reared like a noblema 's above the arc formed by the lines of his shoulders , and his black eyes gazed with icy assurance ; calmness , since his skin , pale rather than ruddy , indicated tranquility of blood ; energy , shown by the swiftly knitting muscles of his brow ; and finally courage , since his deep breathing denoted tremendous reserves of vitality .\n",
      "  hesitation -- I identified his dominant qualities - -- self\n",
      "  head -- reared like -- a noblema\n",
      "  a noblema -- formed by -- the lines\n",
      "  skin -- rather than -- ruddy\n",
      "  ruddy -- indicated tranquility of -- blood\n",
      "  energy -- shown by -- knitting muscles\n",
      "  energy -- swiftly knitting muscles of -- brow\n",
      "\n",
      "I might add that this was a man of great pride , that his calm , firm gaze seemed to reflect thinking on an elevated plane , and that the harmony of his facial expressions and bodily movements resulted in an overall effect of unquestionable candor - according to the findings of physiognomists , those analysts of facial character .\n",
      "  add -- was a man of -- great pride\n",
      "  firm gaze -- seemed -- an elevated plane\n",
      "  firm gaze -- reflect thinking on -- an elevated plane\n",
      "  an elevated plane -- harmony of -- facial expressions\n",
      "  according -- findings of -- physiognomists\n",
      "\n",
      "I felt \" involuntarily reassured \" in his presence , and this boded well for our interview .\n",
      "  presence -- our -- interview\n",
      "\n",
      "Whether this individual was thirty - five or fifty years of age , I could not precisely state .\n",
      "  this individual -- was thirty - -- years\n",
      "  age -- I -- precisely state\n",
      "\n",
      "He was tall , his forehead broad , his nose straight , his mouth clearly etched , his teeth magnificent , his hands refined , tapered , and to use a word from palmistry , highly \" psychic , \" in other words , worthy of serving a lofty and passionate spirit .\n",
      "  tapered -- use a word from -- palmistry\n",
      "  worthy -- serving -- passionate spirit\n",
      "\n",
      "This man was certainly the most wonderful physical specimen I had ever encountered .\n",
      "  This man -- was certainly -- the most wonderful physical specimen\n",
      "\n",
      "This ability - as I later verified - was strengthened by a range of vision even greater than Ned Lan 's .\n",
      "  This ability - -- I later verified -- -\n",
      "  - -- was strengthened by -- a range\n",
      "\n",
      "When this stranger focused his gaze on an object , his eyebrow lines gathered into a frown , his heavy eyelids closed around his pupils to contract his huge field of vision , and he looked !\n",
      "  eyebrow lines -- gathered into -- a frown\n",
      "  heavy eyelids -- closed around -- contract\n",
      "  vision -- looked -- !\n",
      "\n",
      "What a look - as if he could magnify objects shrinking into the distance ; as if he could probe your very soul ; as if he could pierce those sheets of water so opaque to our eyes and scan the deepest seas .\n",
      "  probe -- your -- very soul\n",
      "  very soul -- pierce those sheets of -- water\n",
      "  opaque -- our eyes -- the deepest seas\n",
      "  opaque -- scan -- the deepest seas\n",
      "\n",
      "Wearing caps made of sea - otter fur , and shod in sealskin fishing boots , these two strangers were dressed in clothing made from some unique fabric that flattered the figure and allowed great freedom of movement .\n",
      "  caps -- made of -- sea\n",
      "  strangers -- were dressed in -- clothing\n",
      "  clothing -- made from -- fabric\n",
      "  fabric -- flattered -- the figure\n",
      "  the figure -- allowed great freedom of -- movement\n",
      "\n",
      "The taller of the two - apparently the leader on board - examined us with the greatest care but without pronouncing a word .\n",
      "  - -- apparently the leader on -- board -\n",
      "  board - -- examined us with -- the greatest care\n",
      "  the greatest care -- pronouncing -- a word\n",
      "\n",
      "Then , turning to his companion , he conversed with him in a language I did not recognize .\n",
      "  Then -- turning -- companion\n",
      "  conversed -- him in -- a language\n",
      "\n",
      "It was a sonorous , harmonious , flexible dialect whose vowels seemed to undergo a highly varied accentuation .\n",
      "  flexible dialect whose vowels -- seemed -- accentuation\n",
      "  flexible dialect whose vowels -- undergo -- accentuation\n",
      "  flexible dialect whose vowels -- varied -- accentuation\n",
      "\n",
      "The other replied with a shake of the head and added two or three utterly incomprehensible words .\n",
      "  the head -- added -- incomprehensible words\n",
      "\n",
      "Then he seemed to question me directly with a long stare .\n",
      "  question -- directly with -- a long stare\n",
      "\n",
      "I replied in clear French that I was not familiar with his language ; but he did not seem to understand me , and the situation grew rather baffling .\n",
      "  language -- did not seem -- the situation\n",
      "  the situation -- grew rather -- baffling\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Still , master should tell our story , \" Conseil said to me . \"\n",
      "  master -- tell our -- story\n",
      "\n",
      "Perhaps these gentlemen will grasp a few words of it !\n",
      "  these gentlemen -- grasp a few words of -- !\n",
      "\n",
      "\" I tried again , telling the tale of our adventures , clearly articulating my every syllable , and not leaving out a single detail .\n",
      "  again -- telling the tale of our -- adventures\n",
      "  articulating -- my -- every syllable\n",
      "  every syllable -- leaving out -- a single detail\n",
      "\n",
      "I stated our names and titles ; then , in order , I introduced Professor Aronnax , his manservant Conseil , and Mr. Ned Land , harpooner .\n",
      "  order -- I introduced -- Professor Aronnax\n",
      "\n",
      "The man with calm , gentle eyes listened to me serenely , even courteously , and paid remarkable attention .\n",
      "  calm -- listened -- serenely\n",
      "  even courteously -- paid -- remarkable attention\n",
      "\n",
      "But nothing in his facial expression indicated that he understood my story .\n",
      "  facial expression -- indicated that -- story\n",
      "  facial expression -- my -- story\n",
      "\n",
      "One resource still left was to speak English .\n",
      "  resource -- left was -- English\n",
      "\n",
      "But I only knew it , as I did the German language , well enough to read it fluently , not well enough to speak it correctly .\n",
      "  the German language -- read -- fluently\n",
      "\n",
      "Here , however , our overriding need was to make ourselves understood .\n",
      "  however -- our -- overriding\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Come on , it is your turn , \" I told the harpooner . \"\n",
      "  your -- turn -- the harpooner\n",
      "  your -- I told -- the harpooner\n",
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      "Pull out of your bag of tricks the best English ever spoken by an Anglo - Saxon , and try for a more favorable result than mine .\n",
      "  your bag -- tricks -- Saxon\n",
      "  your bag -- ever spoken by -- Saxon\n",
      "  Saxon -- try for -- a more favorable result\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Ned needed no persuading and started our story all over again , most of which I could follow .\n",
      "  Ned -- needed -- no persuading\n",
      "  no persuading -- started our -- story\n",
      "  story -- all over -- again\n",
      "  again -- I -- follow\n",
      "\n",
      "He complained vehemently about being imprisoned in defiance of his civil rights , asked by virtue of which law he was hereby detained , invoked writs of habeas corpus , threatened to press charges against anyone holding him in illegal custody , ranted , gesticulated , shouted , and finally conveyed by an expressive gesture that we were dying of hunger .\n",
      "  complained vehemently -- being imprisoned in -- defiance\n",
      "  civil rights -- asked by -- virtue\n",
      "  which law -- was -- hereby\n",
      "  hereby -- detained -- writs\n",
      "  hereby -- invoked writs of -- habeas corpus\n",
      "  habeas corpus -- threatened -- press charges\n",
      "  press charges -- anyone holding him in -- illegal custody\n",
      "  gesticulated -- shouted -- conveyed\n",
      "  an expressive gesture that we -- were dying of -- hunger\n",
      "\n",
      "This was perfectly true , but we had nearly forgotten the fact .\n",
      "  we -- had nearly forgotten -- the fact\n",
      "\n",
      "Apparently they were engineers who understood the languages of neither the French physicist Arago nor the English physicist Faraday .\n",
      "  engineers -- understood the languages of neither -- the French physicist Arago\n",
      "  the French physicist Arago -- nor -- the English physicist Faraday\n",
      "\n",
      "Thoroughly baffled after vainly exhausting our philological resources , I no longer knew what tactic to pursue , when Conseil told me :\n",
      "  vainly exhausting -- our -- philological resources\n",
      "  philological resources -- I -- what tactic\n",
      "  philological resources -- longer knew -- what tactic\n",
      "  what tactic -- pursue -- Conseil\n",
      "  Conseil -- told -- :\n",
      "\n",
      "\" If master will authorize me , I will tell the whole business in German . \"\n",
      "  master -- authorize -- the whole business\n",
      "  master -- I -- the whole business\n",
      "\n",
      "Like most Flemish people , with all due respect to master . \"\n",
      "  most Flemish people -- respect -- master\n",
      "\n",
      "\" On the contrary , my respect is due you .\n",
      "  the contrary -- my respect is -- due you\n",
      "\n",
      "\" And Conseil , in his serene voice , described for the third time the various vicissitudes of our story .\n",
      "  serene voice -- described for -- the third time\n",
      "  the third time -- our -- story\n",
      "\n",
      "But despite our narrato 's fine accent and stylish turns of phrase , the German language met with no success .\n",
      "  despite -- our -- narrato\n",
      "  the German language -- met with -- no success\n",
      "\n",
      "Finally , as a last resort , I hauled out everything I could remember from my early schooldays , and I tried to narrate our adventures in Latin .\n",
      "  a last resort -- I hauled out everything I -- remember\n",
      "  remember -- my -- early schooldays\n",
      "  early schooldays -- I tried -- narrate\n",
      "  narrate -- our adventures in -- Latin\n",
      "\n",
      "Cicero would have plugged his ears and sent me to the scullery , but somehow I managed to pull through .\n",
      "  Cicero -- have plugged -- ears\n",
      "  ears -- sent me -- the scullery\n",
      "\n",
      "This last attempt ultimately misfiring , the two strangers exchanged a few words in their incomprehensible language and withdrew , not even favoring us with one of those encouraging gestures that are used in every country in the world .\n",
      "  strangers -- exchanged a few words in -- incomprehensible language\n",
      "  us -- encouraging gestures that are used in -- every country\n",
      "\n",
      "Ned Land shouted , exploding for the twentieth time .\n",
      "  Ned Land -- shouted -- the twentieth time\n",
      "  Ned Land -- exploding for -- the twentieth time\n",
      "\n",
      "\" I ask you !\n",
      "  ask -- you -- !\n",
      "\n",
      "We speak French , English , German , and Latin to these rogues , and neither of them has the decency to even answer back ! \"\n",
      "  these rogues -- neither of -- the decency\n",
      "  these rogues -- has -- the decency\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Calm down , Ned , \" I told the seething harpooner . \"\n",
      "  Ned -- I told -- the seething harpooner\n",
      "\n",
      "Anger wo not get us anywhere . \"\n",
      "  Anger -- get -- us anywhere\n",
      "\n",
      "\" But professor , \" our irascible companion went on , \" can not you see that we could die of hunger in this iron cage ? \"\n",
      "  professor -- our -- irascible companion\n",
      "  irascible companion -- went on -- see that we\n",
      "  irascible companion -- you -- see that we\n",
      "\n",
      "Conseil put in philosophically .\n",
      "  Conseil -- put in -- philosophically\n",
      "\n",
      "\" We can hold out a good while yet ! \"\n",
      "  We -- hold out a good while -- !\n",
      "\n",
      "\" My friends , \" I said , \" we must not despair .\n",
      "  friends -- I said -- we\n",
      "\n",
      "We have gotten out of tighter spots .\n",
      "  We -- have gotten out of -- spots\n",
      "\n",
      "So please do me the favor of waiting a bit before you form your views on the commander and crew of this boat . \"\n",
      "  please -- do me -- form your views\n",
      "  please -- favor of waiting -- form your views\n",
      "  please -- bit before you form your views on -- the commander\n",
      "\n",
      "\" My views are fully formed , \" Ned Land shot back . \"\n",
      "  views -- are fully formed -- Ned Land shot back\n",
      "\n",
      "\" My gallant Ned , as yet that country is not clearly marked on maps of the world , but I admit that the nationality of these two strangers is hard to make out !\n",
      "  that country -- is not -- maps\n",
      "  that country -- marked on -- maps\n",
      "  the world -- I admit that -- the nationality\n",
      "  strangers -- is hard -- !\n",
      "  strangers -- make out -- !\n",
      "\n",
      "Neither English , French , nor German , that is all we can say .\n",
      "  English -- nor -- all we\n",
      "  English -- is -- all we\n",
      "\n",
      "But I am tempted to think that the commander and his chief officer were born in the low latitudes .\n",
      "  tempted -- think that -- the commander\n",
      "  chief officer -- were born in -- the low latitudes\n",
      "\n",
      "\" That is the nuisance in not knowing every language , \" Conseil replied , \" or the drawback in not having one universal language ! \"\n",
      "  the nuisance -- knowing -- every language\n",
      "  the drawback -- having -- universal language !\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Do not you see , these people have a language all to themselves , a language they have invented just to cause despair in decent people who ask for a little dinner !\n",
      "  these people -- have -- a language\n",
      "  a language -- all -- a language\n",
      "  a language -- themselves -- a language\n",
      "  a language -- have invented just -- despair\n",
      "  a language -- cause despair in -- decent people\n",
      "\n",
      "Why , in every country on earth , when you open your mouth , snap your jaws , smack your lips and teeth , is not that the worl 's most understandable message ?\n",
      "  earth -- you open -- your\n",
      "  your -- mouth -- snap your jaws\n",
      "  smack your -- lips -- teeth\n",
      "  teeth -- is not that -- the worl\n",
      "\n",
      "From Quebec to the Tuamotu Islands , from Paris to the Antipodes , does not it mean :\n",
      "  the Antipodes -- mean -- :\n",
      "\n",
      "I am hungry , give me a bite to eat ! \"\n",
      "  hungry -- give me -- !\n",
      "  hungry -- bite -- !\n",
      "  hungry -- eat -- !\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Oh , \" Conseil put in , \" there are some people so unintelligent by nature .\n",
      "  Conseil -- put in -- some people\n",
      "  Conseil -- are some people so unintelligent by -- nature\n",
      "\n",
      "* He brought us some clothes , jackets and sailo 's pants , made out of a fabric whose nature I did not recognize .\n",
      "  pants -- made out of -- a fabric whose nature\n",
      "\n",
      "I hurried to change into them , and my companions followed suit .\n",
      "  change -- my -- companions\n",
      "  companions -- followed -- suit\n",
      "\n",
      "A steward is a waiter on board a steamer .\n",
      "  A steward -- is a waiter on board -- a steamer\n",
      "\n",
      "Meanwhile our silent steward , perhaps a deaf - mute , set the table and laid three place settings .\n",
      "  silent steward -- perhaps a deaf - -- mute\n",
      "  mute -- set -- the table\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Ther 's something serious afoot , \" Conseil said , \" and it bodes well . \"\n",
      "  Conseil -- said -- bodes\n",
      "\n",
      "\" What the devil do you suppose they eat around here ?\n",
      "  the devil -- do you suppose -- ?\n",
      "  the devil -- eat around -- ?\n",
      "\n",
      "\" We will soon find out ! \"\n",
      "  We -- find out -- !\n",
      "\n",
      "Overlaid with silver dish covers , various platters had been neatly positioned on the table cloth , and we sat down to eat .\n",
      "  various platters -- had been -- neatly\n",
      "  neatly -- positioned on -- the table cloth\n",
      "\n",
      "Assuredly , we were dealing with civilized people , and if it had not been for this electric light flooding over us , I would have thought we were in the dining room of the Hotel Adelphi in Liverpool , or the Grand Hotel in Paris .\n",
      "  we -- were dealing with -- civilized people\n",
      "  civilized people -- had not been for -- this electric light flooding\n",
      "  us -- I -- we\n",
      "  us -- have thought -- we\n",
      "  we -- were in -- the dining room\n",
      "\n",
      "However , I feel compelled to mention that bread and wine were totally absent .\n",
      "  However -- I feel compelled -- that bread\n",
      "  However -- mention -- that bread\n",
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      "The water was fresh and clear , but it was still water - which was not what Ned Land had in mind .\n",
      "  The water -- was -- clear\n",
      "  clear -- was still water - -- what Ned Land\n",
      "  water -- was not -- what Ned Land\n",
      "  what Ned Land -- had in -- mind\n",
      "\n",
      "Among the foods we were served , I was able to identify various daintily dressed fish ; but I could not make up my mind about certain otherwise excellent dishes , and I could not even tell whether their contents belonged to the vegetable or the animal kingdom .\n",
      "  the foods we -- were served -- various daintily\n",
      "  the foods we -- I was able -- various daintily\n",
      "  the foods we -- identify -- various daintily\n",
      "  various daintily -- dressed -- fish\n",
      "  fish -- I -- mind\n",
      "  fish -- make up my mind about certain -- dishes\n",
      "  dishes -- I -- even tell\n",
      "  even tell -- belonged -- the vegetable\n",
      "\n",
      "As for the tableware , it was elegant and in perfect taste .\n",
      "  the tableware -- was -- elegant\n",
      "\n",
      "Each utensil , spoon , fork , knife , and plate , bore on its reverse a letter encircled by a Latin motto , and here is its exact duplicate :\n",
      "  plate -- bore on -- a letter\n",
      "  plate -- reverse -- a letter\n",
      "  a letter -- encircled by -- a Latin motto\n",
      "  here -- is -- exact duplicate :\n",
      "\n",
      "MOBILIS IN MOBILI N Moving within the moving element !\n",
      "  MOBILI N -- Moving within -- !\n",
      "  MOBILI N -- moving element -- !\n",
      "\n",
      "The letter N was no doubt the initial of the name of that mystifying individual in command beneath the seas !\n",
      "  The letter N -- was -- the name\n",
      "  The letter N -- doubt the initial of -- the name\n",
      "  that mystifying individual -- command beneath -- !\n",
      "\n",
      "Ned and Conseil had no time for such musings .\n",
      "  Conseil -- had no time for -- such musings\n",
      "\n",
      "They were wolfing down their food , and without further ado I did the same .\n",
      "  food -- further -- ado\n",
      "  ado -- I did -- the same\n",
      "\n",
      "By now I felt reassured about our fate , and it seemed obvious that our hosts did not intend to let us die of starvation .\n",
      "  fate -- our hosts did not intend -- us die\n",
      "  fate -- let us die of -- starvation\n",
      "\n",
      "But all earthly things come to an end , all things must pass , even the hunger of people who have not eaten for fifteen hours .\n",
      "  all earthly -- come -- an end\n",
      "  an end -- must -- pass\n",
      "  pass -- even the hunger of -- people\n",
      "  people -- have not eaten for -- hours\n",
      "\n",
      "Our appetites appeased , we felt an urgent need for sleep .\n",
      "  we -- felt -- sleep\n",
      "  we -- need for -- sleep\n",
      "\n",
      "A natural reaction after that interminable night of fighting for our lives .\n",
      "  fighting -- our -- lives\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Ye gods , I will sleep soundly , \" Conseil said . \"\n",
      "  Ye gods -- I -- Conseil\n",
      "  Ye gods -- sleep soundly -- Conseil\n",
      "\n",
      "My two companions lay down on the cabi 's carpeting and were soon deep in slumber .\n",
      "  companions -- lay down on -- the cabi\n",
      "  carpeting -- were soon deep in -- slumber\n",
      "\n",
      "Too many thoughts had piled up in my mind , too many insoluble questions had arisen , too many images were keeping my eyelids open !\n",
      "  many thoughts -- had piled up -- mind\n",
      "  many thoughts -- my -- mind\n",
      "  mind -- too -- many insoluble questions\n",
      "  many insoluble questions -- had -- arisen\n",
      "  arisen -- too -- many images\n",
      "  many images -- were keeping my -- eyelids\n",
      "  eyelids -- open -- !\n",
      "\n",
      "What strange power was carrying us along ?\n",
      "  strange power -- was carrying us along -- ?\n",
      "\n",
      "I felt - or at least I thought I did - the submersible sinking toward the se 's lower strata .\n",
      "  - -- I thought I did - -- the submersible\n",
      "  the submersible -- sinking toward -- the se\n",
      "\n",
      "In these mysterious marine sanctuaries , I envisioned hosts of unknown animals , and this underwater boat seemed to be a blood relation of theirs :\n",
      "  these mysterious marine sanctuaries -- I envisioned hosts of -- unknown animals\n",
      "  this underwater boat -- seemed -- relation\n",
      "  this underwater boat -- be a blood relation of theirs -- :\n",
      "\n",
      "Then my mind grew calmer , my imagination melted into hazy drowsiness , and I soon fell into an uneasy slumber .\n",
      "  mind -- grew calmer -- imagination\n",
      "  mind -- my -- imagination\n",
      "  imagination -- melted into -- hazy drowsiness\n",
      "  hazy drowsiness -- I soon fell into -- an uneasy slumber\n",
      "\n",
      "CHAPTER 9 The Tantrums of Ned Land I HAVE NO IDEA how long this slumber lasted ; but it must have been a good while , since we were completely over our exhaustion .\n",
      "  Ned Land -- I HAVE -- this slumber lasted\n",
      "  Ned Land -- IDEA how long -- this slumber lasted\n",
      "  this slumber lasted -- have been -- a good while\n",
      "  we -- were completely over our -- exhaustion\n",
      "\n",
      "My companions were not yet stirring and still lay in their corners like inanimate objects .\n",
      "  companions -- were not -- objects\n",
      "  companions -- lay in -- objects\n",
      "  companions -- corners like -- objects\n",
      "\n",
      "I had barely gotten up from my passably hard mattress when I felt my mind clear , my brain go on the alert .\n",
      "  passably hard mattress -- I felt my -- mind clear\n",
      "  mind clear -- my brain go on -- the alert\n",
      "\n",
      "The prison was still a prison and its prisoners still prisoners .\n",
      "  The prison -- was still -- a prison\n",
      "\n",
      "But , taking advantage of our slumber , the steward had cleared the table .\n",
      "  the steward -- had cleared -- the table\n",
      "\n",
      "Consequently , nothing indicated any forthcoming improvement in our situation , and I seriously wondered if we were doomed to spend the rest of our lives in this cage .\n",
      "  Consequently -- indicated any forthcoming improvement in our -- situation\n",
      "  situation -- I -- we\n",
      "  situation -- wondered if -- we\n",
      "  we -- were doomed -- the rest\n",
      "  we -- spend the rest of our lives in -- this cage\n",
      "\n",
      "This prospect seemed increasingly painful to me because , even though my brain was clear of its obsessions from the night before , I was feeling an odd short - windedness in my chest .\n",
      "  This prospect -- me because -- even\n",
      "  even -- my -- brain\n",
      "  brain -- was clear of -- obsessions\n",
      "  the night before -- I was feeling an odd short - -- windedness\n",
      "  windedness -- my -- chest\n",
      "\n",
      "The heavy air was no longer sufficient for the full play of my lungs .\n",
      "  The heavy air -- was -- lungs\n",
      "  The heavy air -- longer sufficient for -- lungs\n",
      "  The heavy air -- play of my -- lungs\n",
      "\n",
      "Although our cell was large , we obviously had used up most of the oxygen it contained .\n",
      "  cell -- was -- we obviously\n",
      "\n",
      "In essence , over an hou 's time a single human being consumes all the oxygen found in 100 liters of air , at which point that air has become charged with a nearly equal amount of carbon dioxide and is no longer fit for breathing .\n",
      "  time a single human -- being consumes all -- the oxygen\n",
      "  the oxygen -- found in -- air\n",
      "  which point that air -- has become charged with -- equal amount\n",
      "  carbon dioxide -- is -- breathing\n",
      "  carbon dioxide -- longer fit for -- breathing\n",
      "\n",
      "So it was now urgent to renew the air in our prison , and no doubt the air in this whole underwater boat as well .\n",
      "  prison -- doubt the air in -- this whole underwater boat\n",
      "\n",
      "Here a question popped into my head .\n",
      "  a question popped -- my -- head\n",
      "\n",
      "Did he obtain air using chemical methods , releasing the oxygen contained in potassium chlorate by heating it , meanwhile absorbing the carbon dioxide with potassium hydroxide ?\n",
      "  obtain air -- using -- chemical methods\n",
      "  chemical methods -- releasing -- the oxygen\n",
      "  the oxygen -- contained in -- potassium chlorate\n",
      "  potassium chlorate -- heating -- meanwhile\n",
      "  meanwhile -- absorbing the carbon dioxide with -- potassium hydroxide ?\n",
      "\n",
      "If so , he would have to keep up some kind of relationship with the shore , to come by the materials needed for such an operation .\n",
      "  the shore -- come by -- the materials\n",
      "  the materials -- needed for such -- an operation\n",
      "\n",
      "Did he simply limit himself to storing the air in high - pressure tanks and then dispense it according to his cre 's needs ?\n",
      "  pressure tanks -- then dispense -- according\n",
      "\n",
      "Or , proceeding in a more convenient , more economical , and consequently more probable fashion , was he satisfied with merely returning to breathe at the surface of the water like a cetacean , renewing his oxygen supply every twenty - four hours ?\n",
      "  a more convenient -- consequently -- more probable fashion\n",
      "  more probable fashion -- was -- breathe\n",
      "  more probable fashion -- satisfied with -- breathe\n",
      "  more probable fashion -- returning -- breathe\n",
      "  breathe -- surface of -- the water\n",
      "  a cetacean -- renewing his oxygen supply every twenty - -- hours ?\n",
      "\n",
      "In any event , whatever his method was , it seemed prudent to me that he use this method without delay .\n",
      "  method -- was -- this method\n",
      "  method -- me that -- this method\n",
      "  method -- use this method without -- delay\n",
      "\n",
      "In fact , I had already resorted to speeding up my inhalations in order to extract from the cell what little oxygen it contained , when suddenly I was refreshed by a current of clean air , scented with a salty aroma .\n",
      "  fact -- I had already resorted -- inhalations\n",
      "  fact -- speeding up my inhalations in -- order\n",
      "  order -- extract from -- the cell\n",
      "  the cell -- what -- refreshed\n",
      "  the cell -- oxygen -- refreshed\n",
      "  the cell -- contained -- refreshed\n",
      "  the cell -- suddenly I was refreshed by -- clean air\n",
      "\n",
      "It had to be a sea breeze , life - giving and charged with iodine !\n",
      "  life - -- giving -- iodine !\n",
      "  life - -- charged with -- iodine !\n",
      "\n",
      "I opened my mouth wide , and my lungs glutted themselves on the fresh particles .\n",
      "  lungs glutted -- themselves on -- the fresh particles\n",
      "\n",
      "At the same time , I felt a swaying , a rolling of moderate magnitude but definitely noticeable .\n",
      "  the same time -- I felt -- a swaying\n",
      "  a swaying -- rolling of -- moderate magnitude\n",
      "\n",
      "This boat , this sheet - iron monster , had obviously just risen to the surface of the ocean , there to breathe in good whale fashion .\n",
      "  iron monster -- had -- obviously\n",
      "  obviously -- risen -- the ocean\n",
      "  obviously -- surface of -- the ocean\n",
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      "When I had absorbed a chestful of this clean air , I looked for the conduit - the \" air carrier , \" if you prefer - that allowed this beneficial influx to reach us , and I soon found it .\n",
      "  this clean air -- I looked for -- the conduit\n",
      "  air carrier -- you prefer - -- this beneficial influx\n",
      "  air carrier -- allowed -- this beneficial influx\n",
      "\n",
      "Above the door opened an air vent that let in a fresh current of oxygen , renewing the thin air in our cell .\n",
      "  an air -- vent -- oxygen\n",
      "  an air -- let in -- oxygen\n",
      "  oxygen -- renewing the thin air in our -- cell\n",
      "\n",
      "I had gotten to this point in my observations when Ned and Conseil woke up almost simultaneously , under the influence of this reviving air purification .\n",
      "  this point -- my -- observations\n",
      "  the influence -- reviving -- air purification\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Did master sleep well ? \"\n",
      "  master -- sleep well -- ?\n",
      "\n",
      "Conseil asked me with his perennial good manners .\n",
      "  Conseil -- asked me with -- perennial good manners\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Extremely well , my gallant lad , \" I replied . \"\n",
      "  gallant lad -- I -- replied\n",
      "\n",
      "But I must be imagining things , because it seems like I am breathing a sea breeze !\n",
      "  imagining -- I am breathing -- a sea breeze !\n",
      "\n",
      "That explains perfectly all that bellowing we heard , when our so - called narwhale lay in sight of the Abraham Lincoln . \"\n",
      "  that bellowing we -- our so -- -\n",
      "  - -- called -- narwhale\n",
      "  narwhale -- lay in -- sight\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Only I have no idea what time it is , Professor Aronnax , unless maybe it is dinnertime ? \"\n",
      "  what time -- is -- Professor Aronnax\n",
      "  Professor Aronnax -- unless maybe -- dinnertime ?\n",
      "  Professor Aronnax -- is -- dinnertime ?\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Dinnertime , my fine harpooner ?\n",
      "  Dinnertime -- my -- fine harpooner ?\n",
      "\n",
      "I would say at least breakfast time , because we have certainly woken up to a new day . \"\n",
      "  we -- have certainly woken up -- a new day\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Which indicates , \" Conseil replied , \" that we have spent twenty - four hours in slumber . \"\n",
      "  that we -- have spent twenty - -- hours\n",
      "\n",
      "\" That is my assessment , \" I replied . \"\n",
      "  assessment -- I -- replied\n",
      "\n",
      "\" We deserve two meals , and speaking for myself , I will do justice to them both . \"\n",
      "  meals -- speaking for -- justice\n",
      "  meals -- I -- justice\n",
      "  meals -- do -- justice\n",
      "\n",
      "\" All right , Ned , let us wait and see ! \"\n",
      "  Ned -- let -- us wait\n",
      "\n",
      "\" It is clear that these strangers do not intend to let us die of hunger , otherwise last evenin 's dinner would not make any sense . \"\n",
      "  these strangers -- do not intend -- us die\n",
      "  these strangers -- let us die of -- hunger\n",
      "  dinner -- make -- any sense\n",
      "\n",
      "\" I object , \" I replied . \"\n",
      "  object -- I -- replied\n",
      "\n",
      "We have not fallen into the hands of cannibals . \"\n",
      "  We -- have not fallen into -- the hands\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Just because they do not make a habit of it , \" the Canadian replied in all seriousness , \" does not mean they do not indulge from time to time .\n",
      "  a habit -- replied in -- all seriousness\n",
      "  all seriousness -- do not indulge from -- time\n",
      "\n",
      "Maybe these people have gone without fresh meat for a long while , and in that case three healthy , well - built specimens like the professor , his manservant , and me - - \" \" Get rid of those ideas , Mr. Land , \" I answered the harpooner .\n",
      "  these people -- have gone without -- fresh meat\n",
      "  - -- built specimens like -- the professor\n",
      "  manservant -- me - -- -\n",
      "  - -- Get rid of -- those ideas\n",
      "  Mr. Land -- I answered -- the harpooner\n",
      "\n",
      "\" And above all , do not let them lead you to flare up against our hosts , which would only make our situation worse . \"\n",
      "  flare -- our -- hosts\n",
      "  hosts -- make our -- situation worse\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Anyhow , \" the harpooner said , \" I am as hungry as all Hades , and dinner or breakfast , not one puny meal has arrived ! \"\n",
      "  the harpooner -- said -- hungry\n",
      "  the harpooner -- I am as -- hungry\n",
      "  puny meal -- has arrived -- !\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Mr. Land , \" I answered , \" we have to adapt to the schedule on board , and I imagine our stomachs are running ahead of the chief coo 's dinner bell . \"\n",
      "  Mr. Land -- I answered -- we\n",
      "  we -- have -- the schedule\n",
      "  we -- adapt -- the schedule\n",
      "  board -- I imagine our -- the chief coo\n",
      "  board -- are running ahead of -- the chief coo\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Well then , we will adjust our stomachs to the che 's timetable ! \"\n",
      "  we -- adjust our stomachs -- the che\n",
      "\n",
      "\" There you go again , Conseil my friend ! \"\n",
      "  Conseil -- my -- friend !\n",
      "\n",
      "You'd say your after - meal grace even if you did not get any food for your before - meal blessing - and you'd starve to death rather than complain ! \"\n",
      "  You'd -- say your after -- meal grace even\n",
      "  meal grace even -- you did not get any food for -- your\n",
      "  death -- rather than -- complain !\n",
      "\n",
      "And if these pirates - I say pirates out of consideration for the professo 's feelings , since he does not want us to call them cannibals - if these pirates think they're going to smother me in this cage without hearing what cusswords spice up my outbursts , they have got another think coming !\n",
      "  these pirates - -- I say pirates out -- consideration\n",
      "  the professo -- want -- us\n",
      "  these pirates think they're -- going -- smother\n",
      "  smother -- me in -- this cage\n",
      "  hearing what cusswords spice -- up my -- outbursts\n",
      "  outbursts -- have got -- another think coming !\n",
      "\n",
      "How long do you figure they will keep us in this iron box ? \"\n",
      "  figure -- keep us in -- this iron box ?\n",
      "\n",
      "\" To tell the truth , friend Land , I know little more about it than you do . \"\n",
      "  friend Land -- I know little more about -- do\n",
      "  friend Land -- you -- do\n",
      "\n",
      "\" But in a nutshell , what do you suppose is going on ? \"\n",
      "  a nutshell -- what do you suppose is going on -- ?\n",
      "\n",
      "\" My supposition is that sheer chance has made us privy to an important secret .\n",
      "  that sheer chance -- has made -- us privy\n",
      "\n",
      "Now then , if the crew of this underwater boat have a personal interest in keeping that secret , and if their personal interest is more important than the lives of three men , I believe that our very existence is in jeopardy .\n",
      "  this underwater boat -- have a personal interest in keeping -- that secret\n",
      "  personal interest -- is more important than -- the lives\n",
      "  men -- I believe that our -- very existence\n",
      "  very existence -- is in -- jeopardy\n",
      "\n",
      "If such is not the case , then at the first available opportunity , this monster that has swallowed us will return us to the world inhabited by our own kind . \"\n",
      "  such -- is not -- the case\n",
      "  the case -- then at -- the first available opportunity\n",
      "  this monster -- has -- swallowed us\n",
      "  swallowed us -- return -- us\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Unless they recruit us to serve on the crew , \" Conseil said , \" and keep us here - \" \" Till the moment , \" Ned Land answered , \" when some frigate that is faster or smarter than the Abraham Lincoln captures this den of buccaneers , then hangs all of us by the neck from the tip of a mainmast yardarm ! \"\n",
      "  us -- serve on -- the crew\n",
      "  Conseil -- said -- us here -\n",
      "  Conseil -- keep -- us here -\n",
      "  us here - -- Till -- the moment\n",
      "  some frigate -- is faster -- smarter\n",
      "  the Abraham Lincoln -- captures this den of -- buccaneers\n",
      "  buccaneers -- then hangs all of -- us\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Well thought out , Mr. Land , \" I replied . \"\n",
      "  Mr. Land -- I -- replied\n",
      "\n",
      "But as yet , I do not believe we have been tendered any enlistment offers .\n",
      "  we -- have been tendered -- any enlistment offers\n",
      "\n",
      "Consequently , it is pointless to argue about what tactics we should pursue in such a case .\n",
      "  Consequently -- is pointless -- what tactics we\n",
      "  Consequently -- argue about -- what tactics we\n",
      "  what tactics we -- pursue in such -- a case\n",
      "\n",
      "let us wait , let us be guided by events , and let us do nothing , since right now ther 's nothing we can do . \"\n",
      "  us wait -- let -- us\n",
      "  us -- be guided by -- events\n",
      "  events -- let -- us\n",
      "  us -- do nothing -- right\n",
      "  right -- now -- ther\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Breaking out of a prison on shore is difficult enough , but with an underwater prison , it strikes me as completely unworkable . \"\n",
      "  shore -- is -- difficult enough\n",
      "  strikes -- me as completely -- unworkable\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Come now , Ned my friend , \" Conseil asked , \" how would you answer maste 's objection ?\n",
      "  Ned -- my -- friend\n",
      "  Conseil -- asked -- answer maste\n",
      "  Conseil -- how -- answer maste\n",
      "  Conseil -- you -- answer maste\n",
      "\n",
      "I refuse to believe that an American is at the end of his tether .\n",
      "  an American -- is at -- the end\n",
      "\n",
      "Under the conditions in which fate had left us , it was absolutely impossible to escape .\n",
      "  which fate -- had left -- us\n",
      "  us -- was absolutely -- impossible\n",
      "\n",
      "But a Canadia 's wit is half French , and Mr. Ned Land made this clear in his reply .\n",
      "  wit -- is -- half\n",
      "  Mr. Ned Land -- made this clear in -- reply\n",
      "\n",
      "\" So , Professor Aronnax , \" he went on after thinking for a few moments , \" you have not figured out what people do when they can not escape from their prison ? \"\n",
      "  Professor Aronnax -- went on -- a few moments\n",
      "  Professor Aronnax -- thinking for -- a few moments\n",
      "  a few moments -- you have not figured out -- what people\n",
      "  what people -- do when -- escape\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Since we are deep in the ocean , being inside this boat is vastly preferable to being above it or below it ! \"\n",
      "  we -- are deep in -- the ocean\n",
      "  the ocean -- being inside -- this boat\n",
      "  this boat -- is vastly -- preferable\n",
      "  preferable -- being above -- !\n",
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      "\" But we fix things by kicking out all the jailers , guards , and wardens , \" Ned Land added . \"\n",
      "  we -- fix things by kicking out all -- the jailers\n",
      "\n",
      "You'd seriously consider taking over this craft ? \"\n",
      "  You'd -- consider taking over -- ?\n",
      "\n",
      "Some promising opportunity might come up , and I do not see what could stop us from taking advantage of it .\n",
      "  Some promising opportunity -- come up -- see\n",
      "  Some promising opportunity -- I do not -- see\n",
      "  see -- what -- us\n",
      "\n",
      "If there are only about twenty men on board this machine , I do not think they can stave off two Frenchmen and a Canadian !\n",
      "  twenty men -- board -- this machine\n",
      "  this machine -- I do not think -- stave\n",
      "\n",
      "\" It seemed wiser to accept the harpoone 's proposition than to debate it .\n",
      "  wiser -- accept -- the harpoone\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Let such circumstances come , Mr. Land , and we will see .\n",
      "  such circumstances -- come -- Mr. Land\n",
      "\n",
      "But until then , I beg you to control your impatience .\n",
      "  then -- I -- beg\n",
      "  beg -- you -- control your impatience\n",
      "\n",
      "We need to act shrewdly , and your flare - ups wo not give rise to any promising opportunities .\n",
      "  We -- need -- act shrewdly\n",
      "  ups -- give rise -- any promising opportunities\n",
      "\n",
      "\" I give you my word , professor , \" Ned Land replied in an unenthusiastic tone . \"\n",
      "  Ned Land -- replied in -- an unenthusiastic tone\n",
      "\n",
      "No vehement phrases will leave my mouth , no vicious gestures will give my feelings away , not even when they do not feed us on time . \"\n",
      "  No vehement phrases -- leave my mouth -- us\n",
      "  No vehement phrases -- give my feelings -- us\n",
      "  No vehement phrases -- even when -- us\n",
      "  No vehement phrases -- do not feed us on -- time\n",
      "\n",
      "For my part , despite the harpoone 's confident talk , I admit that I entertained no illusions .\n",
      "  confident talk -- I admit that I entertained -- no illusions\n",
      "\n",
      "To operate with such efficiency , this underwater boat had to have a sizeable crew , so if it came to a physical contest , we would be facing an overwhelming opponent .\n",
      "  this underwater boat -- had -- a sizeable crew\n",
      "  this underwater boat -- have -- a sizeable crew\n",
      "  a sizeable crew -- came -- a physical contest\n",
      "  we -- be facing -- an overwhelming opponent\n",
      "\n",
      "Besides , before we could do anything , we had to be free , and that we definitely were not .\n",
      "  we -- do anything -- we\n",
      "  we -- had -- free\n",
      "  we -- be -- free\n",
      "\n",
      "I did not see any way out of this sheet - iron , hermetically sealed cell .\n",
      "  hermetically -- sealed -- cell\n",
      "\n",
      "And if the strange commander of this boat did have a secret to keep - which seemed rather likely - he would never give us freedom of movement aboard his vessel .\n",
      "  this boat -- did have -- us freedom\n",
      "  this boat -- keep - -- us freedom\n",
      "  this boat -- rather likely - -- us freedom\n",
      "  this boat -- never give us freedom of -- movement\n",
      "  movement -- aboard -- vessel\n",
      "\n",
      "Now then , would he resort to violence in order to be rid of us , or would he drop us off one day on some remote coast ?\n",
      "  order -- be rid of -- us\n",
      "  day -- remote -- coast ?\n",
      "\n",
      "All these hypotheses seemed extremely plausible to me , and to hope for freedom through use of force , you had to be a harpooner .\n",
      "  freedom -- use of -- force\n",
      "  force -- you had -- a harpooner\n",
      "  force -- be -- a harpooner\n",
      "\n",
      "I realized , moreover , that Ned Lan 's brooding was getting him madder by the minute .\n",
      "  brooding -- was getting him madder by -- the minute\n",
      "\n",
      "Little by little , I heard those aforesaid cusswords welling up in the depths of his gullet , and I saw his movements turn threatening again .\n",
      "  gullet -- I saw -- movements\n",
      "  movements -- turn threatening -- again\n",
      "\n",
      "He stood up , pacing in circles like a wild beast in a cage , striking the walls with his foot and fist .\n",
      "  circles -- beast in -- a cage\n",
      "  a cage -- striking -- foot\n",
      "  a cage -- walls with -- foot\n",
      "\n",
      "Meanwhile the hours passed , our hunger nagged unmercifully , and this time the steward did not appear .\n",
      "  the hours -- passed -- hunger nagged unmercifully\n",
      "  the hours -- our -- hunger nagged unmercifully\n",
      "\n",
      "Which amounted to forgetting our castaway status for much too long , if they really had good intentions toward us .\n",
      "  castaway status -- too -- long\n",
      "  long -- had good intentions toward -- us\n",
      "\n",
      "Tortured by the growling of his well - built stomach , Ned Land was getting more and more riled , and despite his word of honor , I was in real dread of an explosion when he stood in the presence of one of the men on board .\n",
      "  - -- built -- stomach\n",
      "  Ned Land -- was getting -- more riled\n",
      "  word -- honor -- real dread\n",
      "  word -- I was in -- real dread\n",
      "  an explosion -- stood in -- the presence\n",
      "\n",
      "The vessel had not stirred , because I obviously would have felt its hull vibrating under the influence of the propeller .\n",
      "  The vessel -- had not stirred -- obviously\n",
      "  The vessel -- I -- obviously\n",
      "  obviously -- have felt its hull vibrating under -- the influence\n",
      "\n",
      "It had undoubtedly sunk into the watery deep and no longer belonged to the outside world .\n",
      "  undoubtedly -- sunk into -- the watery\n",
      "  the watery -- longer belonged -- world\n",
      "\n",
      "All this dismal silence was terrifying .\n",
      "  this dismal silence -- was -- terrifying\n",
      "\n",
      "As for our neglect , our isolation in the depths of this cell , I was afraid to guess at how long it might last .\n",
      "  neglect -- our isolation in -- the depths\n",
      "  this cell -- I was afraid -- guess\n",
      "\n",
      "The gentleness of the ma 's gaze , the generosity expressed in his facial features , the nobility of his bearing , all vanished from my memory .\n",
      "  the generosity -- expressed in -- facial\n",
      "  facial -- features -- the nobility\n",
      "  all vanished -- my -- memory\n",
      "\n",
      "I saw this mystifying individual anew for what he inevitably must be :\n",
      "  this mystifying individual anew -- be -- :\n",
      "\n",
      "I viewed him as outside humanity , beyond all feelings of compassion , the implacable foe of his fellow man , toward whom he must have sworn an undying hate !\n",
      "  fellow man -- whom -- an undying\n",
      "  fellow man -- have sworn -- an undying\n",
      "  an undying -- hate -- !\n",
      "\n",
      "But even so , was the man going to let us die of starvation , locked up in this cramped prison , exposed to those horrible temptations to which people are driven by extreme hunger ?\n",
      "  the man -- going -- us die\n",
      "  the man -- let us die of -- starvation\n",
      "  starvation -- locked up in -- this cramped prison\n",
      "  this cramped prison -- exposed -- those horrible temptations\n",
      "  which people -- are driven by -- extreme hunger ?\n",
      "\n",
      "This grim possibility took on a dreadful intensity in my mind , and fired by my imagination , I felt an unreasoning terror run through me .\n",
      "  a dreadful intensity -- my -- mind\n",
      "  mind -- fired by my -- imagination\n",
      "  imagination -- I felt -- an unreasoning terror\n",
      "\n",
      "Conseil stayed calm .\n",
      "  Conseil -- stayed -- calm\n",
      "\n",
      "Footsteps rang on the metal tiling .\n",
      "  Footsteps -- rang on -- the metal tiling\n",
      "\n",
      "Before I could make a single movement to prevent him , the Canadian rushed at the poor man , threw him down , held him by the throat .\n",
      "  a single movement -- prevent -- the Canadian\n",
      "  the Canadian -- rushed at -- the poor man\n",
      "\n",
      "The steward was choking in the grip of those powerful hands .\n",
      "  The steward -- was choking in -- the grip\n",
      "\n",
      "Conseil was already trying to loosen the harpoone 's hands from his half - suffocated victim , and I had gone to join in the rescue , when I was abruptly nailed to the spot by these words pronounced in French :\n",
      "  Conseil -- was already trying -- the harpoone\n",
      "  Conseil -- loosen -- the harpoone\n",
      "  half -- suffocated -- victim\n",
      "  victim -- I had gone -- the rescue\n",
      "  victim -- join in -- the rescue\n",
      "  the rescue -- I was abruptly -- nailed\n",
      "  these words -- pronounced in -- French :\n",
      "\n",
      "And you , professor , kindly listen to me !\n",
      "  kindly -- listen -- !\n",
      "\n",
      "\" CHAPTER 10 The Man of the Waters IT WAS THE shi 's commander who had just spoken .\n",
      "  the Waters -- WAS -- THE shi\n",
      "\n",
      "Nearly strangled , the steward staggered out at a signal from his superior ; but such was the commande 's authority aboard his vessel , not one gesture gave away the resentment that this man must have felt toward the Canadian .\n",
      "  the steward -- staggered out at -- such\n",
      "  the steward -- signal from -- such\n",
      "  such -- was -- the commande\n",
      "  authority -- aboard -- vessel\n",
      "  gesture -- gave away the resentment that -- this man\n",
      "\n",
      "In silence we waited for the outcome of this scene ; Conseil , in spite of himself , seemed almost fascinated , I was stunned .\n",
      "  silence we -- waited for -- the outcome\n",
      "  Conseil -- spite of -- almost fascinated\n",
      "  almost fascinated -- I was -- stunned\n",
      "\n",
      "Arms crossed , leaning against a corner of the table , the commander studied us with great care .\n",
      "  the commander -- studied us with -- great care\n",
      "\n",
      "After a few moments of silence , which none of us would have dreamed of interrupting :\n",
      "  us -- have dreamed of interrupting -- :\n",
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      "\" Gentlemen , \" he said in a calm , penetrating voice , \" I speak French , English , German , and Latin with equal fluency .\n",
      "  Gentlemen -- said in -- a calm\n",
      "  penetrating voice -- I -- English\n",
      "\n",
      "Hence I could have answered you as early as our initial interview , but first I wanted to make your acquaintance and then think things over .\n",
      "  Hence -- I -- initial interview\n",
      "  Hence -- have answered you as -- initial interview\n",
      "  Hence -- our -- initial interview\n",
      "  initial interview -- I wanted -- your acquaintance\n",
      "  initial interview -- make -- your acquaintance\n",
      "\n",
      "Your four versions of the same narrative , perfectly consistent by and large , established your personal identities for me .\n",
      "  the same narrative -- consistent by -- your personal identities\n",
      "\n",
      "I now know that sheer chance has placed in my presence Professor Pierre Aronnax , specialist in natural history at the Paris Museum and entrusted with a scientific mission abroad , his manservant Conseil , and Ned Land , a harpooner of Canadian origin aboard the Abraham Lincoln , a frigate in the national navy of the United States of America .\n",
      "  know that sheer chance -- has placed in my -- presence Professor Pierre Aronnax\n",
      "  Canadian origin -- aboard -- the Abraham Lincoln\n",
      "\n",
      "The commander had not put a question to me .\n",
      "  The commander -- had not put -- a question\n",
      "\n",
      "This man expressed himself with perfect ease and without a trace of an accent .\n",
      "  This man -- expressed himself with -- perfect ease\n",
      "  perfect ease -- trace of -- an accent\n",
      "\n",
      "His phrasing was clear , his words well chosen , his facility in elocution remarkable .\n",
      "  phrasing -- was -- clear\n",
      "\n",
      "\" No doubt , sir , you've felt that I waited rather too long before paying you this second visit .\n",
      "  you've -- felt that I waited rather too long before paying you -- this second visit\n",
      "\n",
      "After discovering your identities , I wanted to weigh carefully what policy to pursue toward you .\n",
      "  discovering your identities -- I wanted -- what policy\n",
      "  what policy -- pursue toward -- you\n",
      "\n",
      "Some extremely inconvenient circumstances have brought you into the presence of a man who has cut himself off from humanity .\n",
      "  Some extremely inconvenient circumstances -- have brought you into -- the presence\n",
      "  a man -- has cut himself off from -- humanity\n",
      "\n",
      "Your coming has disrupted my whole existence . \"\n",
      "  Your coming -- has disrupted my -- whole existence\n",
      "\n",
      "Was it unintentionally that the Abraham Lincoln hunted me on every sea ?\n",
      "  the Abraham Lincoln -- me on -- every sea ?\n",
      "\n",
      "Was it unintentionally that you traveled aboard that frigate ?\n",
      "  unintentionally -- you traveled aboard -- that frigate ?\n",
      "\n",
      "Was it unintentionally that your shells bounced off my shi 's hull ?\n",
      "  unintentionally that your shells -- bounced off my -- shi\n",
      "\n",
      "Was it unintentionally that Mr. Ned Land hit me with his harpoon ?\n",
      "  unintentionally that Mr. Ned Land -- hit me with -- harpoon ?\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Sir , \" I said , \" you are surely unaware of the discussions that have taken place in Europe and America with yourself as the subject .\n",
      "  Sir -- I said -- the discussions\n",
      "  Sir -- you are surely unaware of -- the discussions\n",
      "  the discussions -- have taken place in -- Europe\n",
      "\n",
      "You do not realize that various accidents , caused by collisions with your underwater machine , have aroused public passions on those two continents .\n",
      "  that various accidents -- caused by -- collisions\n",
      "  your underwater machine -- have aroused public passions on -- continents\n",
      "\n",
      "I will spare you the innumerable hypotheses with which we have tried to explain this inexplicable phenomenon , whose secret is yours alone .\n",
      "  which we -- have tried -- whose secret\n",
      "  which we -- explain -- whose secret\n",
      "  whose secret -- is yours -- alone\n",
      "\n",
      "But please understand that the Abraham Lincoln chased you over the Pacific high seas in the belief it was hunting some powerful marine monster , which had to be purged from the ocean at all cost .\n",
      "  the Abraham Lincoln -- chased you over -- the Pacific high seas\n",
      "  the Pacific high seas -- belief -- some powerful marine monster\n",
      "  the Pacific high seas -- was hunting -- some powerful marine monster\n",
      "  some powerful marine monster -- had -- the ocean\n",
      "  some powerful marine monster -- be purged from -- the ocean\n",
      "\n",
      "\" A half smile curled the commande 's lips ; then , in a calmer tone : \"\n",
      "  A half -- curled -- the commande\n",
      "  the commande -- lips -- then\n",
      "\n",
      "Professor Aronnax , \" he replied , \" do you dare claim that your frigate would not have chased and cannonaded an underwater boat as readily as a monster ?\n",
      "  replied -- do you -- dare\n",
      "  dare -- claim -- that your frigate\n",
      "  that your frigate -- have chased -- an underwater boat\n",
      "  that your frigate -- cannonaded an underwater boat as -- a monster ?\n",
      "\n",
      "\" This question baffled me , since Commander Farragut would certainly have shown no such hesitation .\n",
      "  certainly -- have shown -- no such hesitation\n",
      "\n",
      "He would have seen it as his sworn duty to destroy a contrivance of this kind just as promptly as a gigantic narwhale .\n",
      "  a contrivance -- kind just as promptly as -- a gigantic narwhale\n",
      "\n",
      "\" So you understand , sir , \" the stranger went on , \" that I have a right to treat you as my enemy . \"\n",
      "  sir -- went on -- enemy\n",
      "  sir -- I have -- enemy\n",
      "  sir -- right -- enemy\n",
      "  sir -- treat you as my -- enemy\n",
      "\n",
      "Nothing obliged me to grant you hospitality .\n",
      "  grant -- you -- hospitality\n",
      "\n",
      "If I were to part company with you , I would have no personal interest in ever seeing you again .\n",
      "  you -- I -- no personal interest\n",
      "  you -- have no personal interest in ever seeing you -- again\n",
      "\n",
      "I could put you back on the platform of this ship that has served as your refuge .\n",
      "  this ship -- has served as -- your refuge\n",
      "\n",
      "I could sink under the sea , and I could forget you ever existed .\n",
      "  the sea -- I -- existed\n",
      "  the sea -- forget you ever -- existed\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Perhaps it would be the right of a savage , \" I replied . \"\n",
      "  a savage -- I -- replied\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Professor , \" the commander replied swiftly , \" I am not what you term a civilized man !\n",
      "  the commander -- swiftly -- term a civilized man !\n",
      "  the commander -- I am not what you -- term a civilized man !\n",
      "\n",
      "Therefore I obey none of its regulations , and I insist that you never invoke them in front of me !\n",
      "  Therefore -- I obey none of -- regulations\n",
      "  regulations -- I insist -- front\n",
      "  regulations -- you never invoke them in -- front\n",
      "\n",
      "A flash of anger and scorn lit up the strange 's eyes , and I glimpsed a fearsome past in this ma 's life .\n",
      "  anger -- lit up -- a fearsome past\n",
      "  anger -- I glimpsed a fearsome past in -- this ma\n",
      "\n",
      "Not only had he placed himself beyond human laws , he had rendered himself independent , out of all reach , free in the strictest sense of the word !\n",
      "  human laws -- had rendered -- all reach\n",
      "\n",
      "For who would dare chase him to the depths of the sea when he thwarted all attacks on the surface ?\n",
      "  dare chase -- him -- the depths\n",
      "  the sea -- thwarted all attacks on -- ?\n",
      "  all attacks -- surface -- ?\n",
      "\n",
      "What ship could withstand a collision with his underwater Monitor ?\n",
      "  What ship -- withstand a collision with -- ?\n",
      "  a collision -- Monitor -- ?\n",
      "\n",
      "What armor plate , no matter how heavy , could bear the thrusts of his spur ?\n",
      "  no matter -- how -- the thrusts\n",
      "  no matter -- bear the thrusts of -- ?\n",
      "  the thrusts -- spur -- ?\n",
      "\n",
      "No man among men could call him to account for his actions .\n",
      "  call -- him -- account\n",
      "\n",
      "God , if he believed in Him , his conscience if he had one - these were the only judges to whom he was answerable .\n",
      "  God -- believed in -- conscience\n",
      "  conscience -- had -- judges\n",
      "  conscience -- were -- judges\n",
      "  judges -- whom -- answerable\n",
      "  judges -- was -- answerable\n",
      "\n",
      "These thoughts swiftly crossed my mind while this strange individual fell silent , like someone completely self - absorbed .\n",
      "  These thoughts -- swiftly -- mind\n",
      "  These thoughts -- my mind while -- self -\n",
      "  mind -- fell -- self -\n",
      "  mind -- completely -- self -\n",
      "\n",
      "I regarded him with a mixture of fear and fascination , in the same way , no doubt , that Oedipus regarded the Sphinx .\n",
      "  that Oedipus -- regarded -- the Sphinx\n",
      "\n",
      "After a fairly long silence , the commander went on with our conversation .\n",
      "  the commander -- went on -- conversation\n",
      "  the commander -- our -- conversation\n",
      "\n",
      "But I concluded that my personal interests could be reconciled with that natural compassion to which every human being has a right .\n",
      "  personal interests -- be reconciled with -- that natural compassion\n",
      "  every human -- being has -- a right\n",
      "\n",
      "Since fate has brought you here , you will stay aboard my vessel .\n",
      "  fate -- has brought you -- here\n",
      "  here -- you -- vessel\n",
      "  here -- stay aboard my -- vessel\n",
      "\n",
      "You will be free here , and in exchange for that freedom , moreover totally related to it , I will lay on you just one condition .\n",
      "  moreover -- totally -- related\n",
      "  related -- I -- condition\n",
      "  related -- lay on you just -- condition\n",
      "\n",
      "Your word that you will submit to it will be sufficient . \"\n",
      "  Your word -- you -- sufficient\n",
      "  Your word -- submit -- sufficient\n",
      "  Your word -- be -- sufficient\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Go on , sir , \" I replied . \"\n",
      "  sir -- I -- replied\n",
      "\n",
      "I assume this condition is one an honest man can accept ? \"\n",
      "  this condition -- is -- an honest man\n",
      "  an honest man -- accept -- ?\n",
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      "It is possible that certain unforeseen events may force me to confine you to your cabins for some hours , or even for some days as the case may be .\n",
      "  possible that certain unforeseen events may force -- me -- your cabins\n",
      "  possible that certain unforeseen events may force -- confine you -- your cabins\n",
      "\n",
      "Since I prefer never to use violence , I expect from you in such a case , even more than in any other , your unquestioning obedience .\n",
      "  violence -- I expect from you in such -- a case\n",
      "  a case -- even more than -- your unquestioning obedience\n",
      "\n",
      "By acting in this way , I shield you from complicity , I absolve you of all responsibility , since I myself make it impossible for you to see what you are not meant to see .\n",
      "  this way -- I -- shield\n",
      "  shield -- you from -- complicity\n",
      "  complicity -- I -- all responsibility\n",
      "  complicity -- you of -- all responsibility\n",
      "  all responsibility -- I myself make it impossible for you -- see\n",
      "  see -- what you are not meant -- see\n",
      "\n",
      "\" So things happened on board that were quite odd to say the least , things never to be seen by people not placing themselves beyond societ 's laws !\n",
      "  board -- were quite -- people\n",
      "  board -- say -- people\n",
      "  board -- never -- people\n",
      "  board -- be seen by -- people\n",
      "  people -- placing themselves beyond -- societ\n",
      "\n",
      "Among all the surprises the future had in store for me , this would not be the mildest .\n",
      "  the future -- had in -- store\n",
      "  store -- be -- the mildest\n",
      "\n",
      "\" We accept , \" I replied . \"\n",
      "  We -- accept -- replied\n",
      "  We -- I -- replied\n",
      "\n",
      "Only , I will ask your permission , sir , to address a question to you , just one . \"\n",
      "  sir -- address -- a question\n",
      "\n",
      "\" You said we had be free aboard your vessel ? \"\n",
      "  we -- had be -- free\n",
      "  free -- aboard -- your vessel ?\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Then I would ask what you mean by this freedom . \"\n",
      "  ask -- what you mean by -- this freedom\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Why , the freedom to come , go , see , and even closely observe everything happening here - except under certain rare circumstances - in short , the freedom we ourselves enjoy , my companions and I. \" It was obvious that we did not understand each other . \"\n",
      "  the freedom -- come -- see\n",
      "  even -- closely observe everything happening here - -- certain rare circumstances -\n",
      "  the freedom we -- ourselves enjoy -- companions\n",
      "  the freedom we -- my -- companions\n",
      "  I. -- was obvious -- that we\n",
      "\n",
      "Pardon me , sir , \" I went on , \" but that is merely the freedom that every prisoner has , the freedom to pace his cell !\n",
      "  sir -- I went on -- the freedom\n",
      "  sir -- is merely the freedom that -- every prisoner\n",
      "  every prisoner -- has -- the freedom\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Nevertheless , it will have to do ! \"\n",
      "  Nevertheless -- have -- !\n",
      "  Nevertheless -- do -- !\n",
      "\n",
      "We must give up seeing our homeland , friends , and relatives ever again ? \"\n",
      "  We -- give up seeing our -- homeland\n",
      "  friends -- ever again -- ?\n",
      "\n",
      "But giving up that intolerable earthly yoke that some men call freedom is perhaps less painful than you think ! \"\n",
      "  some men call freedom -- is perhaps less painful than you -- think !\n",
      "\n",
      "Sir , \" I replied , flaring up in spite of myself , \" you are taking unfair advantage of us !\n",
      "  Sir -- I -- replied\n",
      "  replied -- flaring up in spite of -- unfair advantage\n",
      "  replied -- you are taking unfair advantage of -- us !\n",
      "\n",
      "\" No , sir , it is an act of mercy !\n",
      "  sir -- is an act of -- mercy !\n",
      "\n",
      "I have cared for you when , with a single word , I could plunge you back into the ocean depths !\n",
      "  a single word -- I -- the ocean depths !\n",
      "  a single word -- plunge you back into -- the ocean depths !\n",
      "\n",
      "You've just stumbled on a secret no living man must probe , the secret of my entire existence !\n",
      "  You've -- stumbled on -- no living man\n",
      "  the secret -- my entire -- existence !\n",
      "\n",
      "Do you think I will send you back to a world that must know nothing more of me ?\n",
      "  a world -- know nothing more of -- ?\n",
      "\n",
      "By keeping you on board , it is not you whom I care for , it is me !\n",
      "  board -- is not you -- whom\n",
      "  whom -- I care for -- !\n",
      "  care -- is -- !\n",
      "\n",
      "\" These words indicated that the commander pursued a policy impervious to arguments . \"\n",
      "  These words -- indicated that -- the commander\n",
      "  the commander -- pursued -- a policy\n",
      "\n",
      "Then , sir , \" I went on , \" you give us , quite simply , a choice between life and death ? \"\n",
      "  sir -- I went on -- us\n",
      "  sir -- you give -- us\n",
      "  us -- simply -- a choice\n",
      "\n",
      "\" My friends , \" I said , \" to a question couched in these terms , our answer can be taken for granted .\n",
      "  friends -- I said -- a question couched\n",
      "  these terms -- our -- answer\n",
      "\n",
      "But no solemn promises bind us to the commander of this vessel . \"\n",
      "  no solemn promises -- bind -- us\n",
      "\n",
      "Then , in a gentler voice , he went on :\n",
      "  a gentler voice -- went on -- :\n",
      "\n",
      "You , if not your companions , wo not perhaps complain too much about the stroke of fate that has brought us together .\n",
      "  your companions -- perhaps -- complain\n",
      "  complain -- too much about -- the stroke\n",
      "  fate -- has brought -- us together\n",
      "\n",
      "Among the books that make up my favorite reading , you will find the work you've published on the great ocean depths .\n",
      "  the books -- make up my -- favorite reading\n",
      "  favorite reading -- you -- the work you've\n",
      "  favorite reading -- find -- the work you've\n",
      "  the work you've -- published on -- the great ocean depths\n",
      "\n",
      "You've taken your studies as far as terrestrial science can go .\n",
      "  You've -- taken your studies as far as -- terrestrial science\n",
      "\n",
      "Let me tell you , professor , you wo not regret the time you spend aboard my vessel .\n",
      "  professor -- you wo -- the time\n",
      "  professor -- regret -- the time\n",
      "  the time -- you spend aboard my -- vessel\n",
      "\n",
      "Stunned amazement will probably be your habitual state of mind .\n",
      "  amazement -- be your habitual state of -- mind\n",
      "\n",
      "It will be a long while before you tire of the sights constantly before your eyes .\n",
      "  a long -- you tire of -- the sights constantly\n",
      "\n",
      "I am going to make another underwater tour of the world - perhaps my last , who knows? - and I will review everything I have studied in the depths of these seas that I have crossed so often , and you can be my fellow student .\n",
      "  the world -- perhaps my -- knows? -\n",
      "  knows? - -- I -- will review\n",
      "  will review -- everything I have studied in -- the depths\n",
      "  these seas -- I have -- often\n",
      "  often -- you -- fellow student\n",
      "  often -- be my -- fellow student\n",
      "\n",
      "Starting this very day , you will enter a new element , you will see what no human being has ever seen before - since my men and I no longer count - and thanks to me , you are going to learn the ultimate secrets of our planet .\n",
      "  this very day -- you -- a new element\n",
      "  this very day -- enter -- a new element\n",
      "  a new element -- you -- see\n",
      "  see -- what -- no human\n",
      "  no human -- being has ever seen before -- -\n",
      "  - -- my -- men\n",
      "  men -- I -- count -\n",
      "  men -- longer -- count -\n",
      "  thanks -- you are going -- the ultimate secrets\n",
      "  thanks -- learn the ultimate secrets of our -- planet\n",
      "\n",
      "He had caught me on my weak side , and I momentarily forgot that not even this sublime experience was worth the loss of my freedom .\n",
      "  weak side -- I -- momentarily\n",
      "  momentarily -- forgot that -- this sublime experience\n",
      "  momentarily -- even -- this sublime experience\n",
      "  this sublime experience -- was worth the loss of my -- freedom\n",
      "\n",
      "Besides , I counted on the future to resolve this important question .\n",
      "  the future -- resolve -- this important question\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Sir , even though you've cut yourself off from humanity , I can see that you have not disowned all human feeling .\n",
      "  you've -- cut yourself off -- humanity\n",
      "  humanity -- I -- can see\n",
      "  can see -- you have not disowned -- all human feeling\n",
      "\n",
      "We are castaways whom you've charitably taken aboard , we will never forget that .\n",
      "  We -- are -- castaways whom you've charitably\n",
      "  castaways whom you've charitably -- taken aboard -- we\n",
      "  we -- never forget -- that\n",
      "\n",
      "Speaking for myself , I do not rule out that the interests of science could override even the need for freedom , which promises me that , in exchange , our encounter will provide great rewards .\n",
      "  science -- even -- freedom\n",
      "  science -- need for -- freedom\n",
      "  which promises -- me -- that\n",
      "  exchange -- our -- encounter\n",
      "  encounter -- provide -- great rewards\n",
      "\n",
      "\" I thought the commander would offer me his hand , to seal our agreement .\n",
      "  the commander -- offer me -- hand\n",
      "  seal -- our -- agreement\n",
      "\n",
      "\" One last question , \" I said , just as this inexplicable being seemed ready to withdraw . \"\n",
      "  last question -- I said -- withdraw\n",
      "  last question -- being seemed ready -- withdraw\n",
      "\n",
      "\" By what name am I to call you ? \"\n",
      "  what name -- am I -- call\n",
      "  call -- you -- ?\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Sir , \" the commander replied , \" to you , I am simply Captain Nemo ; * to me , you and your companions are simply passengers on the Nautilus . \"\n",
      "  you -- I am simply Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "  your companions -- are simply passengers on -- the Nautilus\n",
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      "The captain gave him his orders in that strange language I could not even identify .\n",
      "  that strange language -- I -- even\n",
      "\n",
      "Then , turning to the Canadian and Conseil :\n",
      "  Then -- turning -- Conseil :\n",
      "\n",
      "\" A meal is waiting for you in your cabin , \" he told them . \"\n",
      "  A meal -- is waiting for you in -- your cabin\n",
      "\n",
      "Kindly follow this man . \"\n",
      "  Kindly -- follow -- this man\n",
      "\n",
      "After being confined for over thirty hours , he and Conseil were finally out of this cell .\n",
      "  Conseil -- were finally out of -- this cell\n",
      "\n",
      "\" And now , Professor Aronnax , our own breakfast is ready .\n",
      "  Professor Aronnax -- our -- breakfast\n",
      "\n",
      "I followed Captain Nemo , and as soon as I passed through the doorway , I went down a kind of electrically lit passageway that resembled a gangway on a ship .\n",
      "  Nemo -- I passed through -- the doorway\n",
      "  the doorway -- I went down a kind of -- electrically\n",
      "  electrically -- lit passageway that resembled a gangway on -- a ship\n",
      "\n",
      "I then entered a dining room , decorated and furnished in austere good taste .\n",
      "  a dining room -- decorated -- good taste\n",
      "\n",
      "Inlaid with ebony trim , tall oaken sideboards stood at both ends of this room , and sparkling on their shelves were staggered rows of earthenware , porcelain , and glass of incalculable value .\n",
      "  tall oaken sideboards -- stood at -- both ends\n",
      "  shelves -- were staggered -- rows\n",
      "\n",
      "There silver - plated dinnerware gleamed under rays pouring from light fixtures in the ceiling , whose glare was softened and tempered by delicately painted designs .\n",
      "  whose glare -- was -- tempered\n",
      "  delicately -- painted -- designs\n",
      "\n",
      "In the center of this room stood a table , richly spread .\n",
      "  this room -- stood -- a table\n",
      "\n",
      "Captain Nemo indicated the place I was to occupy .\n",
      "  Nemo -- indicated -- the place\n",
      "  the place -- I was -- occupy\n",
      "\n",
      "Our breakfast consisted of several dishes whose contents were all supplied by the sea , and some foods whose nature and derivation were unknown to me .\n",
      "  several dishes whose -- contents were -- the sea\n",
      "  several dishes whose -- supplied by -- the sea\n",
      "\n",
      "These various food items seemed to be rich in phosphorous , and I thought that they , too , must have been of marine origin .\n",
      "  These various food items -- seemed -- rich\n",
      "  These various food items -- be rich in -- phosphorous\n",
      "  phosphorous -- I thought that -- too\n",
      "  too -- have been of -- marine origin\n",
      "\n",
      "I had asked him nothing , but he read my thoughts , and on his own he answered the questions I was itching to address him .\n",
      "  thoughts -- answered -- the questions\n",
      "  the questions -- I was -- itching\n",
      "\n",
      "I renounced terrestrial foods long ago , and I am none the worse for it .\n",
      "  terrestrial foods long ago -- I am -- the worse\n",
      "\n",
      "My crew are strong and full of energy , and they eat what I eat . \"\n",
      "  crew -- are -- energy\n",
      "\n",
      "\" So , \" I said , \" all these foods are products of the sea ? \"\n",
      "  these foods -- are products of -- the sea ?\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Yes , professor , the sea supplies all my needs .\n",
      "  the sea -- supplies -- needs\n",
      "  the sea -- my -- needs\n",
      "\n",
      "Sometimes I cast my nets in our wake , and I pull them up ready to burst .\n",
      "  wake -- I pull -- burst\n",
      "  wake -- up ready -- burst\n",
      "\n",
      "Sometimes I go hunting right in the midst of this element that has long seemed so far out of ma 's reach , and I corner the game that dwells in my underwater forests .\n",
      "  hunting right -- midst of -- ma\n",
      "  hunting right -- element that has -- ma\n",
      "  hunting right -- far out of -- ma\n",
      "  reach -- I corner -- the game that dwells\n",
      "  the game that dwells -- my -- underwater forests\n",
      "\n",
      "Like the flocks of old Proteus , King Neptun 's shepherd , my herds graze without fear on the ocea 's immense prairies .\n",
      "  shepherd -- my herds graze without -- fear\n",
      "\n",
      "There I own vast properties that I harvest myself , and which are forever sown by the hand of the Creator of All Things .\n",
      "  harvest -- are forever sown by -- the hand\n",
      "\n",
      "\" I stared at Captain Nemo in definite astonishment , and I answered him : \"\n",
      "  definite astonishment -- I answered -- :\n",
      "\n",
      "Sir , I understand perfectly how your nets can furnish excellent fish for your table ; I understand less how you can chase aquatic game in your underwater forests ; but how a piece of red meat , no matter how small , can figure in your menu , that I do not understand at all . \"\n",
      "  Sir -- I -- your nets\n",
      "  Sir -- how -- your nets\n",
      "  your nets -- furnish excellent fish for -- your table\n",
      "  your table -- I -- chase aquatic game\n",
      "  your table -- how you -- chase aquatic game\n",
      "  your underwater forests -- how a piece of -- red meat\n",
      "  no matter -- how -- figure\n",
      "  your menu -- I do not understand at -- all\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Nor I , sir , \" Captain Nemo answered me . \"\n",
      "  sir -- Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "\n",
      ", \" I went on , pointing to a dish where some slices of loin were still left .\n",
      "  loin -- were still -- left\n",
      "\n",
      "\" What you believe to be red meat , professor , is nothing other than loin of sea turtle .\n",
      "  professor -- is nothing other than -- loin\n",
      "\n",
      "Similarly , here are some dolphin livers you might mistake for stewed pork .\n",
      "  here -- are -- some dolphin livers\n",
      "  some dolphin livers -- you might mistake for -- stewed pork\n",
      "\n",
      "My chef is a skillful food processor who excels at pickling and preserving these various exhibits from the ocean .\n",
      "  chef -- is -- a skillful food\n",
      "  a skillful food -- processor who excels at -- pickling\n",
      "  pickling -- preserving these various exhibits from -- the ocean\n",
      "\n",
      "Here are some preserves of sea cucumber that a Malaysian would declare to be unrivaled in the entire world , her 's cream from milk furnished by the udders of cetaceans , and sugar from the huge fucus plants in the North Sea ; and finally , allow me to offer you some marmalade of sea anemone , equal to that from the tastiest fruits .\n",
      "  Here -- are -- sea cucumber\n",
      "  Here -- preserves of -- sea cucumber\n",
      "  sea cucumber -- declare -- unrivaled\n",
      "  sea cucumber -- be unrivaled in -- world\n",
      "  the North Sea -- allow me -- some marmalade\n",
      "  the North Sea -- offer you some marmalade of -- sea anemone\n",
      "\n",
      "\" So I sampled away , more as a curiosity seeker than an epicure , while Captain Nemo delighted me with his incredible anecdotes . \"\n",
      "  an epicure -- Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "  Nemo -- me with -- incredible anecdotes\n",
      "\n",
      "But this sea , Professor Aronnax , \" he told me , \" this prodigious , inexhaustible wet nurse of a sea not only feeds me , she dresses me as well .\n",
      "  Professor Aronnax -- told -- this prodigious\n",
      "\n",
      "That fabric covering you was woven from the masses of filaments that anchor certain seashells ; as the ancients were wont to do , it was dyed with purple ink from the murex snail and shaded with violet tints that I extract from a marine slug , the Mediterranean sea hare .\n",
      "  That fabric -- covering you was woven from -- the masses\n",
      "  the ancients -- were wont -- do\n",
      "  do -- was dyed with -- purple ink\n",
      "  violet tints -- I extract from -- a marine slug\n",
      "\n",
      "The perfumes you will find on the washstand in your cabin were produced from the oozings of marine plants .\n",
      "  The perfumes -- you -- the washstand\n",
      "  The perfumes -- find on -- the washstand\n",
      "  your cabin -- were produced from -- the oozings\n",
      "\n",
      "Your mattress was made from the ocea 's softest eelgrass .\n",
      "  Your mattress -- was made from -- the ocea\n",
      "\n",
      "Your quill pen will be whalebone , your ink a juice secreted by cuttlefish or squid .\n",
      "  Your quill pen -- be -- whalebone\n",
      "\n",
      "Everything comes to me from the sea , just as someday everything will return to it ! \"\n",
      "  the sea -- everything -- !\n",
      "  the sea -- return -- !\n",
      "\n",
      "The sea is the be all and end all !\n",
      "  The sea -- is -- all !\n",
      "  The sea -- be -- all !\n",
      "  The sea -- end -- all !\n",
      "\n",
      "It is an immense wilderness where a man is never lonely , because he feels life astir on every side .\n",
      "  a man -- is never lonely -- life astir\n",
      "  a man -- feels life astir on -- every side\n",
      "\n",
      "The sea is simply the vehicle for a prodigious , unearthly mode of existence ; it is simply movement and love ; it is living infinity , as one of your poets put it .\n",
      "  The sea -- is simply the vehicle for -- a prodigious\n",
      "  existence -- is simply -- movement\n",
      "  love -- is -- living infinity\n",
      "\n",
      "And in essence , professor , nature is here made manifest by all three of her kingdoms , mineral , vegetable , and animal .\n",
      "  nature -- is -- here\n",
      "  here -- made manifest by -- kingdoms\n",
      "\n",
      "The last of these is amply represented by the four zoophyte groups , three classes of articulates , five classes of mollusks , and three vertebrate classes :\n",
      "  amply -- represented by -- zoophyte groups\n",
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      "The sea is a vast pool of nature .\n",
      "  The sea -- is a vast pool of -- nature\n",
      "\n",
      "Our globe began with the sea , so to speak , and who can say we wo not end with it !\n",
      "  globe -- began with -- the sea\n",
      "  the sea -- say we wo not end with -- !\n",
      "\n",
      "Here I recognize no superiors !\n",
      "  Here -- I recognize -- !\n",
      "\n",
      "Here I am free !\n",
      "  Here -- I am -- free !\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Captain Nemo suddenly fell silent in the midst of this enthusiastic outpouring .\n",
      "  Nemo -- suddenly fell silent in -- this enthusiastic outpouring\n",
      "  Nemo -- midst of -- this enthusiastic outpouring\n",
      "\n",
      "Then his nerves grew calmer , his facial features recovered their usual icy composure , and turning to me :\n",
      "  nerves -- grew calmer -- facial\n",
      "  facial -- features recovered -- usual icy composure\n",
      "  usual icy composure -- turning -- :\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Now , professor , \" he said , \" if you'd like to inspect the Nautilus , I am yours to command . \"\n",
      "  professor -- said -- you'd\n",
      "  you'd -- like -- the Nautilus\n",
      "  you'd -- inspect -- the Nautilus\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- I am yours -- command\n",
      "\n",
      "CHAPTER 11 The Nautilus CAPTAIN NEMO stood up .\n",
      "  The Nautilus -- CAPTAIN -- NEMO\n",
      "\n",
      "Contrived at the rear of the dining room , a double door opened , and I entered a room whose dimensions equaled the one I had just left .\n",
      "  the dining room -- double -- a room whose dimensions\n",
      "  the dining room -- opened -- a room whose dimensions\n",
      "  the dining room -- I entered -- a room whose dimensions\n",
      "  a room whose dimensions -- equaled -- left\n",
      "  a room whose dimensions -- I had just -- left\n",
      "\n",
      "Tall , black - rosewood bookcases , inlaid with copperwork , held on their wide shelves a large number of uniformly bound books .\n",
      "  copperwork -- held on -- a large number\n",
      "\n",
      "These furnishings followed the contours of the room , their lower parts leading to huge couches upholstered in maroon leather and curved for maximum comfort .\n",
      "  These furnishings -- followed the contours of -- the room\n",
      "  lower parts -- leading -- huge couches upholstered\n",
      "  curved -- maximum -- comfort\n",
      "\n",
      "Light , movable reading stands , which could be pushed away or pulled near as desired , allowed books to be positioned on them for easy study .\n",
      "  movable reading stands -- be pushed -- books\n",
      "  movable reading stands -- pulled near -- books\n",
      "  movable reading stands -- allowed -- books\n",
      "  books -- be positioned on them for -- easy study\n",
      "\n",
      "In the center stood a huge table covered with pamphlets , among which some newspapers , long out of date , were visible .\n",
      "  the center -- stood -- a huge table\n",
      "  a huge table -- covered with -- pamphlets\n",
      "  pamphlets -- which -- some newspapers\n",
      "  date -- were -- visible\n",
      "\n",
      "Electric light flooded this whole harmonious totality , falling from four frosted half globes set in the scrollwork of the ceiling .\n",
      "  Electric light -- flooded -- this whole harmonious totality\n",
      "  this whole harmonious totality -- falling from -- frosted half globes\n",
      "  frosted half globes -- set in -- the scrollwork\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Captain Nemo , \" I told my host , who had just stretched out on a couch , \" this is a library that would do credit to more than one continental palace , and I truly marvel to think it can go with you into the deepest seas . \"\n",
      "  Nemo -- I told my -- host\n",
      "  host -- had just stretched out -- a library\n",
      "  host -- is -- a library\n",
      "  a library -- do -- credit\n",
      "  continental palace -- I truly marvel -- the deepest seas\n",
      "  continental palace -- think -- the deepest seas\n",
      "  continental palace -- you into -- the deepest seas\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Did your study at the museum afford you such a perfect retreat ? \"\n",
      "  the museum afford -- you such -- a perfect retreat ?\n",
      "\n",
      "\" No , sir , and I might add that it is quite a humble one next to yours .\n",
      "  sir -- I -- add\n",
      "  add -- is quite -- a humble\n",
      "\n",
      "They're my sole remaining ties with dry land .\n",
      "  They're -- my sole remaining ties with -- dry land\n",
      "\n",
      "But I was done with the shore the day my Nautilus submerged for the first time under the waters .\n",
      "  the shore the day -- my -- Nautilus\n",
      "  Nautilus -- submerged for -- the first time\n",
      "\n",
      "That day I purchased my last volumes , my last pamphlets , my last newspapers , and ever since I have chosen to believe that humanity no longer thinks or writes .\n",
      "  That day -- I purchased my -- last volumes\n",
      "  last volumes -- my -- last pamphlets\n",
      "  last pamphlets -- my -- last newspapers\n",
      "  last newspapers -- ever since I have chosen -- writes\n",
      "  last newspapers -- believe that humanity -- writes\n",
      "  last newspapers -- longer -- writes\n",
      "\n",
      "In any event , professor , these books are at your disposal , and you may use them freely .\n",
      "  these books -- are at -- your disposal\n",
      "\n",
      "\" I thanked Captain Nemo and approached the shelves of this library .\n",
      "  Nemo -- approached the shelves of -- this library\n",
      "\n",
      "Written in every language , books on science , ethics , and literature were there in abundance , but I did not see a single work on economics - they seemed to be strictly banned on board .\n",
      "  literature -- were there in -- abundance\n",
      "  abundance -- I did not see -- a single work\n",
      "  economics -- seemed -- board\n",
      "  economics -- be strictly banned on -- board\n",
      "\n",
      "all these books were shelved indiscriminately without regard to the language in which they were written , and this jumble proved that the Nautilu 's captain could read fluently whatever volumes he chanced to pick up .\n",
      "  these books -- were -- shelved\n",
      "  shelved -- indiscriminately without regard -- the language\n",
      "  the language -- were written -- this jumble\n",
      "  this jumble -- proved that -- the Nautilu\n",
      "  the Nautilu -- captain -- fluently whatever volumes\n",
      "  the Nautilu -- read -- fluently whatever volumes\n",
      "\n",
      "Among these books I noted masterpieces by the greats of ancient and modern times , in other words , all of humanit 's finest achievements in history , poetry , fiction , and science , from Homer to Victor Hugo , from Xenophon to Michelet , from Rabelais to Madame George Sand .\n",
      "  these books -- I noted masterpieces by -- the greats\n",
      "\n",
      "But science , in particular , represented the major investment of this library :\n",
      "  particular -- represented the major investment of -- this library :\n",
      "\n",
      ", held a place there no less important than works on natural history , and I realized that they made up the captai 's chief reading .\n",
      "  natural history -- I realized that -- the captai\n",
      "  natural history -- made up -- the captai\n",
      "\n",
      ", and in a prime location , those two volumes on the great ocean depths that had perhaps earned me this comparatively charitable welcome from Captain Nemo .\n",
      "  the great ocean depths -- had perhaps earned me this comparatively charitable welcome from Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "\n",
      "Among the works of Joseph Bertrand , his book entitled The Founders of Astronomy even gave me a definite date ; and since I knew it had appeared in the course of 1865 , I concluded that the fitting out of the Nautilus had not taken place before then .\n",
      "  book -- entitled The Founders of -- Astronomy even\n",
      "  Astronomy even -- gave me -- a definite date\n",
      "  a definite date -- I knew -- the course\n",
      "  a definite date -- had appeared in -- the course\n",
      "  the course -- I concluded that -- the fitting\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- had not taken place before -- then\n",
      "\n",
      "Accordingly , three years ago at the most , Captain Nemo had begun his underwater existence .\n",
      "  years ago -- Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "  Nemo -- had begun -- underwater existence\n",
      "\n",
      "Moreover , I hoped some books even more recent would permit me to pinpoint the date precisely ; but I had plenty of time to look for them , and I did not want to put off any longer our stroll through the wonders of the Nautilus .\n",
      "  Moreover -- I hoped -- some books\n",
      "  some books -- even -- permit\n",
      "  permit -- me -- the date precisely\n",
      "  permit -- pinpoint -- the date precisely\n",
      "  the date precisely -- I had plenty of -- time\n",
      "  look -- I did not want -- the wonders\n",
      "  look -- put off -- the wonders\n",
      "  look -- longer our stroll through -- the wonders\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Sir , \" I told the captain , \" thank you for placing this library at my disposal .\n",
      "  Sir -- I told -- the captain\n",
      "  thank -- you for placing this library at my -- disposal\n",
      "\n",
      "There are scientific treasures here , and I will take advantage of them . \"\n",
      "  scientific treasures here -- I -- advantage\n",
      "\n",
      "\" This room is not only a library , \" Captain Nemo said , \" it is also a smoking room . \"\n",
      "  This room -- is not -- a library\n",
      "  a library -- Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "  Nemo -- said -- a smoking room\n",
      "  Nemo -- is also -- a smoking room\n",
      "\n",
      "\" In that case , sir , I am forced to believe that you've kept up relations with Havana . \"\n",
      "  sir -- I am forced -- that you've\n",
      "  sir -- believe -- that you've\n",
      "  that you've -- kept up relations with -- Havana\n",
      "\n",
      "\" None whatever , \" the captain replied . \"\n",
      "  None whatever -- captain -- replied\n",
      "\n",
      "Try this cigar , Professor Aronnax , and even though it does not come from Havana , it will satisfy you if you are a connoisseur .\n",
      "  even -- come from -- Havana\n",
      "  Havana -- you if you are -- a connoisseur\n",
      "\n",
      "\" I took the cigar offered me , whose shape recalled those from Cuba ; but it seemed to be made of gold leaf .\n",
      "  whose shape -- recalled those from -- Cuba\n",
      "  Cuba -- seemed -- gold leaf\n",
      "  Cuba -- be made of -- gold leaf\n",
      "\n",
      "I lit it at a small brazier supported by an elegant bronze stand , and I inhaled my first whiffs with the relish of a smoker who has not had a puff in days .\n",
      "  a small brazier -- supported by -- an elegant bronze\n",
      "  an elegant bronze -- I -- inhaled\n",
      "  inhaled -- my first whiffs with -- the relish\n",
      "  the relish -- has not had a puff in -- days\n",
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      "\" Right , \" the captain replied , \" this tobacco comes from neither Havana nor the Orient .\n",
      "  Right -- captain -- replied\n",
      "  this tobacco comes -- neither -- Havana\n",
      "  Havana -- nor -- the Orient\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Captain , I scorn them from this day forward . \"\n",
      "  Captain -- I -- this day\n",
      "  Captain -- them from -- this day\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Then smoke these cigars whenever you like , without debating their origin .\n",
      "  these cigars -- whenever you -- like\n",
      "  like -- debating -- origin\n",
      "\n",
      "Just then Captain Nemo opened a door facing the one by which I had entered the library , and I passed into an immense , splendidly lit lounge .\n",
      "  Nemo -- opened -- the library\n",
      "  Nemo -- facing -- the library\n",
      "  Nemo -- I had entered -- the library\n",
      "  the library -- I passed into -- an immense\n",
      "  splendidly -- lit -- lounge\n",
      "\n",
      "A luminous ceiling , decorated with delicate arabesques , distributed a soft , clear daylight over all the wonders gathered in this museum .\n",
      "  A luminous ceiling -- decorated with -- delicate arabesques\n",
      "  delicate arabesques -- distributed -- clear daylight\n",
      "  clear daylight -- all -- the wonders\n",
      "  the wonders -- gathered in -- this museum\n",
      "\n",
      "For a museum it truly was , in which clever hands had spared no expense to amass every natural and artistic treasure , displaying them with the helter - skelter picturesqueness that distinguishes a painte 's studio .\n",
      "  a museum -- truly was -- which clever hands\n",
      "  which clever hands -- had spared -- no expense\n",
      "  artistic treasure -- displaying them with -- the helter\n",
      "  skelter picturesqueness -- distinguishes -- a painte\n",
      "\n",
      "Some thirty pictures by the masters , uniformly framed and separated by gleaming panoplies of arms , adorned walls on which were stretched tapestries of austere design .\n",
      "  uniformly -- separated by -- gleaming panoplies\n",
      "  adorned -- walls on -- tapestries\n",
      "  adorned -- were stretched tapestries of -- austere design\n",
      "\n",
      "There I saw canvases of the highest value , the likes of which I had marveled at in private European collections and art exhibitions .\n",
      "  the likes -- I had marveled at -- private European collections\n",
      "\n",
      "The various schools of the old masters were represented by a Raphael Madonna , a Virgin by Leonardo da Vinci , a nymph by Correggio , a woman by Titian , an adoration of the Magi by Veronese , an assumption of the Virgin by Murillo , a Holbein portrait , a monk by Velazquez , a martyr by Ribera , a village fair by Rubens , two Flemish landscapes by Teniers , three little genre paintings by Gerard Dow , Metsu , and Paul Potter , two canvases by Gericault and Prud'hon , plus seascapes by Backhuysen and Vernet .\n",
      "  The various schools -- were represented by -- Madonna\n",
      "\n",
      "Among the works of modern art were pictures signed by Delacroix , Ingres , Decamps , Troyon , Meissonier , Daubigny , etc .\n",
      "  modern art -- were -- pictures\n",
      "  pictures -- signed by -- Delacroix\n",
      "\n",
      ", and some wonderful miniature statues in marble or bronze , modeled after antiquit 's finest originals , stood on their pedestals in the corners of this magnificent museum .\n",
      "  finest originals -- stood on -- pedestals\n",
      "  pedestals -- corners of -- this magnificent museum\n",
      "\n",
      "As the Nautilu 's commander had predicted , my mind was already starting to fall into that promised state of stunned amazement .\n",
      "  commander -- had predicted -- mind\n",
      "  commander -- my -- mind\n",
      "  mind -- was already starting -- fall\n",
      "  fall -- promised state of stunned -- amazement\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Professor , \" this strange man then said , \" you must excuse the informality with which I receive you , and the disorder reigning in this lounge . \"\n",
      "  this strange man -- then said -- the informality\n",
      "  this strange man -- you -- the informality\n",
      "  this strange man -- excuse the informality with -- you\n",
      "  the informality -- I receive -- you\n",
      "  the disorder -- reigning in -- this lounge\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Sir , \" I replied , \" without prying into who you are , might I venture to identify you as an artist ? \"\n",
      "  Sir -- I -- replied\n",
      "  prying -- you are -- venture\n",
      "  prying -- I -- venture\n",
      "  venture -- identify you as -- an artist ?\n",
      "\n",
      "Formerly I loved acquiring these beautiful works created by the hand of man .\n",
      "  these beautiful works -- created by -- the hand\n",
      "\n",
      "I sought them greedily , ferreted them out tirelessly , and I have been able to gather some objects of great value .\n",
      "  ferreted -- tirelessly -- some objects\n",
      "  ferreted -- I have been able -- some objects\n",
      "  ferreted -- gather some objects of -- great value\n",
      "\n",
      "They're my last mementos of those shores that are now dead for me .\n",
      "  They're -- my last mementos of -- those shores\n",
      "\n",
      "They have existed for 2,000 or 3,000 years , and I mix them up in my mind .\n",
      "  years -- I mix them up -- mind\n",
      "  mix -- my -- mind\n",
      "\n",
      "I said , pointing to sheet music by Weber , Rossini , Mozart , Beethoven , Haydn , Meyerbeer , Hérold , Wagner , Auber , Gounod , Victor Massé , and a number of others scattered over a full size piano - organ , which occupied one of the wall panels in this lounge .\n",
      "  organ -- occupied -- the wall panels\n",
      "\n",
      "\" These composers , \" Captain Nemo answered me , \" are the contemporaries of Orpheus , because in the annals of the dead , all chronological differences fade ; and I am dead , professor , quite as dead as those friends of yours sleeping six feet under ! \"\n",
      "  These composers -- Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "  Nemo -- are the contemporaries of -- Orpheus\n",
      "  all chronological differences -- I am -- dead\n",
      "  professor -- dead as -- those friends\n",
      "\n",
      "Captain Nemo fell silent and seemed lost in reverie .\n",
      "  Nemo -- fell -- reverie\n",
      "  Nemo -- lost in -- reverie\n",
      "\n",
      "I regarded him with intense excitement , silently analyzing his strange facial expression .\n",
      "  intense excitement -- analyzing -- strange facial expression\n",
      "\n",
      "Leaning his elbow on the corner of a valuable mosaic table , he no longer saw me , he had forgotten my very presence .\n",
      "  a valuable mosaic table -- longer -- very presence\n",
      "  a valuable mosaic table -- had forgotten my -- very presence\n",
      "\n",
      "I did not disturb his meditations but continued to pass in review the curiosities that enriched this lounge .\n",
      "  meditations -- continued -- pass\n",
      "  review the curiosities -- enriched -- this lounge\n",
      "\n",
      "They consisted chiefly of plants , shells , and other exhibits from the ocean that must have been Captain Nem 's own personal finds .\n",
      "  the ocean -- have been Captain -- Nem\n",
      "\n",
      "In the middle of the lounge , a jet of water , electrically lit , fell back into a basin made from a single giant clam .\n",
      "  electrically lit -- fell back into -- a basin\n",
      "  a basin -- made from -- a single giant clam\n",
      "\n",
      "The delicately festooned rim of this shell , supplied by the biggest mollusk in the class Acephala , measured about six meters in circumference ; so it was even bigger than those fine giant clams given to King Franτois I by the Republic of Venice , and which the Church of Saint - Sulpice in Paris has made into two gigantic holy - water fonts .\n",
      "  The delicately festooned -- rim of -- this shell\n",
      "  this shell -- supplied by -- the biggest mollusk\n",
      "  the class Acephala -- measured about -- meters\n",
      "  circumference -- was even bigger than -- those fine giant clams\n",
      "  those fine giant clams -- given -- King Franτois\n",
      "  King Franτois -- I by -- the Republic\n",
      "  Venice -- which the Church of -- Saint\n",
      "  Paris -- has made into -- gigantic holy\n",
      "\n",
      "Around this basin , inside elegant glass cases fastened with copper bands , there were classified and labeled the most valuable marine exhibits ever put before the eyes of a naturalist .\n",
      "  copper -- were -- classified\n",
      "  classified -- labeled -- the most valuable marine exhibits\n",
      "  the most valuable marine exhibits -- ever put before -- a naturalist\n",
      "\n",
      "My professorial glee may easily be imagined .\n",
      "  professorial glee -- be -- imagined\n",
      "\n",
      "The zoophyte branch offered some very unusual specimens from its two groups , the polyps and the echinoderms .\n",
      "  The zoophyte branch -- offered some very unusual specimens from -- groups\n",
      "\n",
      "organ - pipe coral , gorgonian coral arranged into fan shapes , soft sponges from Syria , isis coral from the Molucca Islands , sea - pen coral , wonderful coral of the genus Virgularia from the waters of Norway , various coral of the genus Umbellularia , alcyonarian coral , then a whole series of those madrepores that my mentor Professor Milne - Edwards has so shrewdly classified into divisions and among which I noted the wonderful genus Flabellina as well as the genus Oculina from RΘunion Island , plus a \" Neptun 's chariot \" from the Caribbean Sea - every superb variety of coral , and in short , every species of these unusual polyparies that congregate to form entire islands that will one day turn into continents .\n",
      "  gorgonian coral -- arranged into -- fan shapes\n",
      "  alcyonarian coral -- then a whole series of -- those madrepores\n",
      "  those madrepores -- my mentor Professor Milne - -- Edwards\n",
      "  Edwards -- has so -- shrewdly\n",
      "  shrewdly -- classified into -- divisions\n",
      "  divisions -- I noted the wonderful genus Flabellina as -- the genus Oculina\n",
      "  day -- turn into -- continents\n",
      "\n",
      "Among the echinoderms , notable for being covered with spines :\n",
      "  notable -- being covered with -- spines :\n",
      "\n",
      "An excitable conchologist would surely have fainted dead away before other , more numerous glass cases in which were classified specimens from the mollusk branch .\n",
      "  An excitable conchologist -- surely have fainted dead away before -- more numerous glass cases\n",
      "  more numerous glass cases -- were classified specimens from -- the mollusk branch\n",
      "\n",
      "There I saw a collection of incalculable value that I have not time to describe completely .\n",
      "  incalculable value -- I have not -- time\n",
      "\n",
      "Among these exhibits I will mention , just for the record :\n",
      "  these exhibits -- I -- mention\n",
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      "an elegant royal hammer shell from the Indian Ocean , whose evenly spaced white spots stood out sharply against a base of red and brown ; an imperial spiny oyster , brightly colored , bristling with thorns , a specimen rare to European museums , whose value I estimated at 20,000 francs ; a common hammer shell from the seas near Queensland , very hard to come by ; exotic cockles from Senegal , fragile white bivalve shells that a single breath could pop like a soap bubble ; several varieties of watering - pot shell from Java , a sort of limestone tube fringed with leafy folds and much fought over by collectors ; a whole series of top - shell snails - greenish yellow ones fished up from American seas , others colored reddish brown that patronize the waters off Queensland , the former coming from the Gulf of Mexico and notable for their overlapping shells , the latter some sun - carrier shells found in the southernmost seas , finally and rarest of all , the magnificent spurred - star shell from New Zealand ; then some wonderful peppery - furrow shells ; several valuable species of cythera clams and venus clams ; the trellis wentletrap snail from Tranquebar on Indi 's eastern shore ; a marbled turban snail gleaming with mother - of - pearl ; green parrot shells from the seas of China ; the virtually unknown cone snail from the genus Coenodullus ; every variety of cowry used as money in India and Africa ; a \" glory - of - the - seas , \" the most valuable shell in the East Indies ; finally , common periwinkles , delphinula snails , turret snails , violet snails , European cowries , volute snails , olive shells , miter shells , helmet shells , murex snails , whelks , harp shells , spiky periwinkles , triton snails , horn shells , spindle shells , conch shells , spider conchs , limpets , glass snails , sea butterflies - every kind of delicate , fragile seashell that science has baptized with its most delightful names .\n",
      "  whose evenly spaced white spots -- stood out sharply against -- a base\n",
      "  whose value -- I estimated at -- a common hammer shell\n",
      "  Queensland -- hard -- exotic cockles\n",
      "  Queensland -- come by -- exotic cockles\n",
      "  leafy folds -- fought over -- collectors\n",
      "  others colored reddish brown -- patronize the waters off -- Queensland\n",
      "  overlapping shells -- latter some sun - -- carrier shells\n",
      "  carrier shells -- found in -- the southernmost seas\n",
      "  the southernmost seas -- finally -- rarest\n",
      "  the magnificent -- spurred - -- star shell\n",
      "  New Zealand -- then some wonderful peppery - -- furrow shells\n",
      "  a marbled turban snail -- mother - of -- pearl\n",
      "  cowry -- used as -- money\n",
      "  fragile seashell that science -- has baptized with -- most delightful names\n",
      "\n",
      "Aside and in special compartments , strings of supremely beautiful pearls were spread out , the electric light flecking them with little fiery sparks :\n",
      "  supremely beautiful pearls -- were spread out -- the electric light flecking\n",
      "  the electric light flecking -- them with -- little fiery sparks :\n",
      "\n",
      "pink pearls pulled from saltwater fan shells in the Red Sea ; green pearls from the rainbow abalone ; yellow , blue , and black pearls , the unusual handiwork of various mollusks from every ocean and of certain mussels from rivers up north ; in short , several specimens of incalculable worth that had been oozed by the rarest of shellfish .\n",
      "  pink pearls -- pulled from -- saltwater fan shells\n",
      "  incalculable worth -- had been oozed by -- the rarest\n",
      "\n",
      "Some of these pearls were bigger than a pigeon egg ; they more than equaled the one that the explorer Tavernier sold the Shah of Persia for 3,000,000 francs , and they surpassed that other pearl owned by the Imam of Muscat , which I had believed to be unrivaled in the entire world .\n",
      "  these pearls -- were bigger than -- a pigeon egg\n",
      "  a pigeon egg -- equaled -- the explorer Tavernier\n",
      "  the explorer Tavernier -- sold the Shah of -- Persia\n",
      "  3,000,000 -- surpassed -- that other pearl\n",
      "  that other pearl -- owned by -- the Imam\n",
      "  Muscat -- I had believed -- unrivaled\n",
      "  Muscat -- be unrivaled in -- world\n",
      "\n",
      "Consequently , to calculate the value of this collection was , I should say , impossible .\n",
      "  Consequently -- calculate the value of -- this collection\n",
      "  this collection -- was -- impossible\n",
      "  this collection -- I -- impossible\n",
      "  this collection -- say -- impossible\n",
      "\n",
      "Captain Nemo must have spent millions in acquiring these different specimens , and I was wondering what financial resources he tapped to satisfy his collecto 's fancies , when these words interrupted me :\n",
      "  Nemo -- have spent millions in acquiring -- these different specimens\n",
      "  these different specimens -- I was -- wondering what financial resources\n",
      "  wondering what financial resources -- tapped -- collecto\n",
      "  wondering what financial resources -- satisfy -- collecto\n",
      "\n",
      "They're indeed able to fascinate a naturalist ; but for me they have an added charm , since I have collected every one of them with my own two hands , and not a sea on the globe has escaped my investigations . \"\n",
      "  They're indeed -- able -- a naturalist\n",
      "  They're indeed -- fascinate -- a naturalist\n",
      "  a naturalist -- have -- charm\n",
      "  a naturalist -- added -- charm\n",
      "  charm -- I have collected -- hands\n",
      "  charm -- them with my -- hands\n",
      "  the globe -- has escaped my -- investigations\n",
      "\n",
      "\" I understand , captain , I understand your delight at strolling in the midst of this wealth .\n",
      "  captain -- I understand your delight at -- this wealth\n",
      "  your delight -- midst of -- this wealth\n",
      "\n",
      "You are a man who gathers his treasure in person .\n",
      "  a man -- gathers his treasure in -- person\n",
      "\n",
      "No museum in Europe owns such a collection of exhibits from the ocean .\n",
      "  Europe -- owns such a collection of -- exhibits\n",
      "\n",
      "But if I exhaust all my wonderment on them , I will have nothing left for the ship that carries them !\n",
      "  wonderment -- I -- the ship\n",
      "  wonderment -- have nothing left for -- the ship\n",
      "  the ship -- carries -- !\n",
      "\n",
      "But I confess that my curiosity is aroused to the limit by this Nautilus , the motor power it contains , the equipment enabling it to operate , the ultra powerful force that brings it to life .\n",
      "  curiosity -- is -- aroused\n",
      "  the equipment -- enabling -- powerful force\n",
      "  the equipment -- operate -- powerful force\n",
      "  the equipment -- ultra -- powerful force\n",
      "  powerful force -- brings -- life\n",
      "\n",
      "I see some instruments hanging on the walls of this lounge whose purposes are unknown to me .\n",
      "  some instruments hanging -- walls of -- this lounge whose purposes\n",
      "\n",
      "May I learn - \" \" Professor Aronnax , \" Captain Nemo answered me , \" I have said you'd be free aboard my vessel , so no part of the Nautilus is off - limits to you .\n",
      "  Professor Aronnax -- Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "  Nemo -- I have said -- you'd\n",
      "  you'd -- be -- free\n",
      "  free -- aboard my -- vessel\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- is off - limits -- you\n",
      "\n",
      "You may inspect it in detail , and I will be delighted to act as your guide . \"\n",
      "  detail -- I -- act\n",
      "  detail -- be delighted -- act\n",
      "\n",
      "\" I do not know how to thank you , sir , but I wo not abuse your good nature .\n",
      "  sir -- I wo -- abuse\n",
      "  abuse -- your -- good nature\n",
      "\n",
      "I would only ask you about the uses intended for these instruments of physical measure - \" \" Professor , these same instruments are found in my stateroom , where I will have the pleasure of explaining their functions to you .\n",
      "  ask -- you about -- these instruments\n",
      "  ask -- uses intended for -- these instruments\n",
      "  these same instruments -- are found in my -- stateroom\n",
      "  stateroom -- I -- the pleasure\n",
      "  stateroom -- have the pleasure of explaining -- you\n",
      "  the pleasure -- functions -- you\n",
      "\n",
      "But beforehand , come inspect the cabin set aside for you .\n",
      "  beforehand -- come inspect -- the cabin\n",
      "  the cabin -- set aside for -- you\n",
      "\n",
      "\" I followed Captain Nemo , who , via one of the doors cut into the loung 's canted corners , led me back down the shi 's gangways .\n",
      "  the doors -- cut into -- the loung\n",
      "  canted corners -- led -- the shi\n",
      "  canted corners -- back down -- the shi\n",
      "\n",
      "He took me to the bow , and there I found not just a cabin but an elegant stateroom with a bed , a washstand , and various other furnishings .\n",
      "  the bow -- I found not -- a cabin\n",
      "\n",
      "I could only thank my host .\n",
      "  thank -- my -- host\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Your stateroom adjoins mine , \" he told me , opening a door , \" and mine leads into that lounge we have just left . \"\n",
      "  Your stateroom adjoins mine -- told -- a door\n",
      "  Your stateroom adjoins mine -- opening -- a door\n",
      "  that lounge we -- have just -- left\n",
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      "Captain Nemo showed me to a bench .\n",
      "  Nemo -- showed me -- a bench\n",
      "\n",
      "CHAPTER 12 Everything through Electricity \" SIR , \" CAPTAIN NEMO SAID , showing me the instruments hanging on the walls of his stateroom , \" these are the devices needed to navigate the Nautilus .\n",
      "  CHAPTER 12 -- Everything through -- Electricity\n",
      "  SIR -- CAPTAIN -- NEMO\n",
      "  NEMO -- SAID -- showing\n",
      "  showing -- me the instruments hanging on -- stateroom\n",
      "  the instruments hanging -- walls of -- stateroom\n",
      "  stateroom -- are -- the devices\n",
      "  the devices -- needed -- the Nautilus\n",
      "  the devices -- navigate -- the Nautilus\n",
      "\n",
      "Here , as in the lounge , I always have them before my eyes , and they indicate my position and exact heading in the midst of the ocean .\n",
      "  the lounge -- I always have them before my eyes -- position\n",
      "  the lounge -- indicate my -- position\n",
      "  exact heading -- midst of -- the ocean\n",
      "\n",
      "You are familiar with some of them , such as the thermometer , which gives the temperature inside the Nautilus ; the barometer , which measures the heaviness of the outside air and forecasts changes in the weather ; the humidistat , which indicates the degree of dryness in the atmosphere ; the storm glass , whose mixture decomposes to foretell the arrival of tempests ; the compass , which steers my course ; the sextant , which takes the su 's altitude and tells me my latitude ; chronometers , which allow me to calculate my longitude ; and finally , spyglasses for both day and night , enabling me to scrutinize every point of the horizon once the Nautilus has risen to the surface of the waves . \"\n",
      "  the thermometer -- gives the temperature inside -- the Nautilus\n",
      "  forecasts -- changes in -- the weather\n",
      "  the humidistat -- indicates the degree of -- dryness\n",
      "  decomposes -- foretell the arrival of -- tempests\n",
      "  which steers -- my -- course\n",
      "  the sextant -- takes -- the su\n",
      "  altitude -- tells -- latitude\n",
      "  altitude -- my -- latitude\n",
      "  chronometers -- allow me -- calculate\n",
      "  calculate -- my -- longitude\n",
      "  enabling -- me -- every point\n",
      "  enabling -- scrutinize every point of -- the horizon\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- has risen -- the waves\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- surface of -- the waves\n",
      "\n",
      "\" These are the normal navigational instruments , \" I replied , \" and I am familiar with their uses .\n",
      "  the normal navigational instruments -- I -- replied\n",
      "  replied -- I am familiar with -- uses\n",
      "\n",
      "But no doubt these others answer pressing needs unique to the Nautilus .\n",
      "  these others -- pressing needs -- the Nautilus\n",
      "\n",
      "That dial I see there , with the needle moving across it - is not it a pressure gauge ? \"\n",
      "  the needle -- moving across -- -\n",
      "  - -- is not -- a pressure gauge ?\n",
      "\n",
      "It is placed in contact with the water , and it indicates the outside pressure on our hull , which in turn gives me the depth at which my submersible is sitting . \"\n",
      "  the water -- indicates the outside -- pressure\n",
      "  pressure -- our -- hull\n",
      "  hull -- which in turn -- gives\n",
      "  gives -- me -- submersible\n",
      "  gives -- depth at -- submersible\n",
      "  gives -- my -- submersible\n",
      "  submersible -- is -- sitting\n",
      "\n",
      "\" And these are some new breed of sounding line ? \"\n",
      "  some new breed -- line -- ?\n",
      "\n",
      "\" They're thermometric sounding lines that report water temperatures in the different strata . \"\n",
      "  They're -- thermometric sounding lines that report water temperatures in -- the different strata\n",
      "\n",
      "\" And these other instruments , whose functions I can not even guess ? \"\n",
      "  whose -- I -- even guess ?\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Here , professor , I need to give you some background information , \" Captain Nemo said . \"\n",
      "  professor -- I need -- some background information\n",
      "  professor -- give you -- some background information\n",
      "  some background information -- Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "\n",
      "\" He fell silent for some moments , then he said : \"\n",
      "  some moments -- then -- :\n",
      "  some moments -- said -- :\n",
      "\n",
      "Ther 's a powerful , obedient , swift , and effortless force that can be bent to any use and which reigns supreme aboard my vessel .\n",
      "  effortless force -- be bent -- any use\n",
      "  which reigns supreme -- aboard my -- vessel\n",
      "\n",
      "It lights me , it warms me , it is the soul of my mechanical equipment .\n",
      "  lights -- is the soul of my -- mechanical equipment\n",
      "\n",
      "This force is electricity . \"\n",
      "  This force -- is -- electricity\n",
      "\n",
      "\" But , captain , you have a tremendous speed of movement that does not square with the strength of electricity .\n",
      "  captain -- you have a tremendous speed of -- movement\n",
      "\n",
      "Until now , its dynamic potential has remained quite limited , capable of producing only small amounts of power ! \"\n",
      "  limited -- capable of producing only small amounts of -- power !\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Professor , \" Captain Nemo replied , \" my electricity is not the run - of - the - mill variety , and with your permission , I will leave it at that . \"\n",
      "  Professor -- Captain -- Nemo replied\n",
      "  Nemo replied -- my -- electricity\n",
      "  electricity -- is not -- -\n",
      "  electricity -- run - of -- mill variety\n",
      "  your permission -- I -- that\n",
      "  your permission -- leave it at -- that\n",
      "\n",
      "\" I wo not insist , sir , and I will rest content with simply being flabbergasted at your results .\n",
      "  sir -- I -- rest content\n",
      "  rest content -- simply being flabbergasted at -- your results\n",
      "\n",
      "I would ask one question , however , which you need not answer if it is indiscreet .\n",
      "  however -- you need not answer if -- indiscreet\n",
      "  however -- is -- indiscreet\n",
      "\n",
      "The electric cells you use to generate this marvelous force must be depleted very quickly .\n",
      "  The electric cells -- you use -- this marvelous force\n",
      "  The electric cells -- generate -- this marvelous force\n",
      "\n",
      "\" That question deserves an answer , \" Captain Nemo replied . \"\n",
      "  That question -- deserves -- Nemo replied\n",
      "  That question -- Captain -- Nemo replied\n",
      "\n",
      "First off , I will mention that at the bottom of the sea there exist veins of zinc , iron , silver , and gold whose mining would quite certainly be feasible .\n",
      "  certainly -- be -- feasible\n",
      "\n",
      "But I have tapped none of these land - based metals , and I wanted to make demands only on the sea itself for the sources of my electricity . \"\n",
      "  based metals -- I wanted -- demands\n",
      "  based metals -- make demands only on -- the sea\n",
      "  the sea -- itself for -- the sources\n",
      "  the sources -- my -- electricity\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Yes , professor , and there was no shortage of such sources .\n",
      "  professor -- was no shortage of -- such sources\n",
      "\n",
      "In fact , by establishing a circuit between two wires immersed to different depths , I would be able to obtain electricity through the diverging temperatures they experience ; but I preferred to use a more practical procedure . \"\n",
      "  fact -- establishing a circuit between -- wires\n",
      "  different depths -- I -- obtain electricity\n",
      "  different depths -- be able -- obtain electricity\n",
      "  experience -- I -- preferred\n",
      "  preferred -- use -- a more practical procedure\n",
      "\n",
      "In 1,000 grams one finds 96.5 % water and about 2.66 % sodium chloride ; then small quantities of magnesium chloride , potassium chloride , magnesium bromide , sulfate of magnesia , calcium sulfate , and calcium carbonate .\n",
      "  2.66 % sodium chloride -- then small quantities of -- magnesium chloride\n",
      "\n",
      "Hence you observe that sodium chloride is encountered there in significant proportions .\n",
      "  Hence -- you -- observe that sodium chloride\n",
      "  observe that sodium chloride -- is encountered there in -- significant proportions\n",
      "\n",
      "Now then , it is this sodium that I extract from salt water and with which I compose my electric cells . \"\n",
      "  then -- is this sodium that I extract from -- salt water\n",
      "  salt water -- I -- compose\n",
      "  compose -- my -- electric cells\n",
      "\n",
      "Mixed with mercury , it forms an amalgam that takes the place of zinc in Bunsen cells .\n",
      "  an amalgam -- takes the place of -- zinc\n",
      "\n",
      "The mercury is never depleted .\n",
      "  The mercury -- is never -- depleted\n",
      "\n",
      "Only the sodium is consumed , and the sea itself gives me that .\n",
      "  the sodium -- is consumed -- the sea itself gives\n",
      "  the sea itself gives -- me -- that\n",
      "\n",
      "Beyond this , I will mention that sodium batteries have been found to generate the greater energy , and their electro - motor strength is twice that of zinc batteries . \"\n",
      "  that sodium batteries -- have been found -- the greater energy\n",
      "  that sodium batteries -- generate -- the greater energy\n",
      "  motor strength -- is twice that -- zinc batteries\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Captain , I fully understand the excellence of sodium under the conditions in which you are placed .\n",
      "  Captain -- I fully understand the excellence of -- sodium\n",
      "\n",
      "Obviously your batteries could do the extracting ; but if I am not mistaken , the consumption of sodium needed by your electric equipment would be greater than the quantity you'd extract .\n",
      "  Obviously your batteries -- do -- the consumption\n",
      "  Obviously your batteries -- I am not mistaken -- the consumption\n",
      "  sodium -- needed by -- your electric equipment\n",
      "  your electric equipment -- be greater than -- the quantity you'd\n",
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      "It would come about , then , that in the process of producing your sodium , you'd use up more than you'd make ! \"\n",
      "  the process -- producing -- your sodium\n",
      "  you'd -- use up more than -- you'd\n",
      "  you'd -- make -- !\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Accordingly , professor , I do not extract it with batteries ; quite simply , I utilize the heat of coal from the earth . \"\n",
      "  professor -- I do not extract it with -- batteries\n",
      "  batteries -- simply -- the heat\n",
      "  batteries -- I utilize the heat of -- coal\n",
      "\n",
      "\" We will say coal from the seafloor , if you prefer , \" Captain Nemo replied . \"\n",
      "  We -- say coal from -- the seafloor\n",
      "  the seafloor -- you prefer -- Nemo replied\n",
      "  the seafloor -- Captain -- Nemo replied\n",
      "\n",
      "I ask only a little patience of you , since you will have ample time to be patient .\n",
      "  you -- you -- ample time\n",
      "  you -- have -- ample time\n",
      "  ample time -- be -- patient\n",
      "\n",
      "I owe everything to the ocean ; it generates electricity , and electricity gives the Nautilus heat , light , motion , and , in a word , life itself . \"\n",
      "  the ocean -- generates -- electricity\n",
      "  electricity -- gives -- the Nautilus heat\n",
      "\n",
      "\" But not the air you breathe ? \"\n",
      "  the air -- you -- breathe ?\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Oh , I could produce the air needed on board , but it would be pointless , since I can rise to the surface of the sea whenever I like .\n",
      "  Oh -- I -- the air\n",
      "  Oh -- produce -- the air\n",
      "  the air -- needed on -- board\n",
      "  board -- be pointless -- the sea\n",
      "  board -- I -- the sea\n",
      "  board -- rise -- the sea\n",
      "  board -- surface of -- the sea\n",
      "  the sea -- whenever I -- like\n",
      "\n",
      "However , even though electricity does not supply me with breathable air , it at least operates the powerful pumps that store it under pressure in special tanks ; which , if need be , allows me to extend my stay in the lower strata for as long as I want . \"\n",
      "  supply -- me with -- breathable air\n",
      "  breathable air -- operates -- the powerful pumps\n",
      "  the powerful pumps -- store it under -- pressure\n",
      "  special tanks -- need be -- allows\n",
      "  allows -- me -- the lower strata\n",
      "  allows -- extend my stay in -- the lower strata\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Captain , \" I replied , \" I will rest content with marveling .\n",
      "  Captain -- I -- replied\n",
      "  replied -- I -- rest content\n",
      "\n",
      "You've obviously found what all mankind will surely find one day , the true dynamic power of electricity . \"\n",
      "  You've obviously -- found what -- day\n",
      "  You've obviously -- surely find -- day\n",
      "\n",
      "But be that as it may , you are already familiar with the first use I have found for this valuable force .\n",
      "  may -- you are already familiar with -- this valuable force\n",
      "  may -- use I have found for -- this valuable force\n",
      "\n",
      "It lights us , and with a uniformity and continuity not even possessed by sunlight .\n",
      "  a uniformity -- continuity not -- even\n",
      "  even -- possessed by -- sunlight\n",
      "\n",
      "I have had it divided into twenty - four hours like Italian clocks , since neither day nor night , sun nor moon , exist for me , but only this artificial light that I import into the depths of the seas !\n",
      "  Italian clocks -- neither -- day nor night\n",
      "  this artificial light -- I import into -- the depths\n",
      "\n",
      "See , right now it is ten o'clock in the morning . \"\n",
      "  right -- now -- o'clock\n",
      "  right -- is -- o'clock\n",
      "\n",
      "that dial hanging before our eyes indicates how fast the Nautilus is going .\n",
      "  hanging -- our eyes -- indicates\n",
      "  indicates -- how fast -- the Nautilus\n",
      "\n",
      "An electric wire puts it in contact with the patent log ; this needle shows me the actual speed of my submersible .\n",
      "  An electric wire -- puts it in -- contact\n",
      "  this needle shows -- me the actual speed of my -- submersible\n",
      "\n",
      "just now we are proceeding at the moderate pace of fifteen miles per hour . \"\n",
      "  we -- are proceeding at -- the moderate pace\n",
      "\n",
      "\" It is marvelous , \" I replied , \" and I truly see , captain , how right you are to use this force ; it is sure to take the place of wind , water , and steam . \"\n",
      "  marvelous -- I -- replied\n",
      "  replied -- I truly -- see\n",
      "  captain -- how -- right\n",
      "  right -- you are -- this force\n",
      "  right -- use -- this force\n",
      "  this force -- is -- sure\n",
      "  sure -- take the place of -- wind\n",
      "\n",
      "\" But that is not all , Professor Aronnax , \" Captain Nemo said , standing up . \"\n",
      "  Professor Aronnax -- Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "  Nemo -- said -- standing\n",
      "\n",
      "And if you'd care to follow me , we will inspect the Nautilu 's stern .\n",
      "  you'd care -- follow -- we\n",
      "  we -- inspect -- the Nautilu\n",
      "\n",
      "\" In essence , I was already familiar with the whole forward part of this underwater boat , and here are its exact subdivisions going from amidships to its spur :\n",
      "  essence -- I was already familiar with -- part\n",
      "  here -- are -- exact subdivisions\n",
      "  exact subdivisions -- going from -- amidships\n",
      "  amidships -- spur -- :\n",
      "\n",
      "the dining room , 5 meters long and separated from the library by a watertight bulkhead , in other words , it could not be penetrated by the sea ; the library , 5 meters long ; the main lounge , 10 meters long , separated from the captai 's stateroom by a second watertight bulkhead ; the aforesaid stateroom , 5 meters long ; mine , 2.5 meters long ; and finally , air tanks 7.5 meters long and extending to the stempost .\n",
      "  meters -- separated from -- the library\n",
      "  other words -- be penetrated by -- the sea\n",
      "  meters long -- separated from -- the captai\n",
      "  meters -- extending -- the stempost\n",
      "\n",
      "Doors were cut into the watertight bulkheads and were shut hermetically by means of india - rubber seals , which insured complete safety aboard the Nautilus in the event of a leak in any one section .\n",
      "  Doors -- were cut into -- the watertight bulkheads\n",
      "  the watertight bulkheads -- were shut hermetically by -- means\n",
      "  rubber seals -- insured -- complete safety\n",
      "  complete safety -- aboard the Nautilus in -- the event\n",
      "\n",
      "I followed Captain Nemo down gangways located for easy transit , and I arrived amidships .\n",
      "  gangways -- located for -- easy transit\n",
      "  easy transit -- I arrived -- amidships\n",
      "\n",
      "There I found a sort of shaft heading upward between two watertight bulkheads .\n",
      "  heading -- upward between -- watertight bulkheads\n",
      "\n",
      "An iron ladder , clamped to the wall , led to the shaf 's upper end .\n",
      "  An iron ladder -- clamped -- the wall\n",
      "  the wall -- led -- the shaf\n",
      "\n",
      "An excellent longboat , light and unsinkable , which is used for excursions and fishing trips . \"\n",
      "  unsinkable -- is used for -- excursions\n",
      "\n",
      "The skiff is attached to the topside of the Nautilu 's hull and is set in a cavity expressly designed to receive it .\n",
      "  The skiff -- is attached -- the topside\n",
      "  hull -- is set in -- expressly\n",
      "\n",
      "It is completely decked over , absolutely watertight , and held solidly in place by bolts .\n",
      "  watertight -- held solidly in -- place\n",
      "\n",
      "This ladder leads to a manhole cut into the Nautilu 's hull and corresponding to a comparable hole cut into the side of the skiff .\n",
      "  a manhole -- cut into -- the Nautilu\n",
      "  hull -- corresponding -- a comparable hole\n",
      "  a comparable hole -- cut into -- the side\n",
      "\n",
      "My crew close up the hole belonging to the Nautilus ; I close up the one belonging to the skiff , simply by screwing it into place .\n",
      "  crew -- close up -- the hole belonging\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- I close up -- belonging\n",
      "  the skiff -- simply by screwing it into -- place\n",
      "\n",
      "I undo the bolts holding the skiff to the submersible , and the longboat rises with prodigious speed to the surface of the sea .\n",
      "  the bolts -- holding -- the skiff\n",
      "  prodigious -- speed -- the sea\n",
      "  prodigious -- surface of -- the sea\n",
      "\n",
      "I then open the deck paneling , carefully closed until that point ; I up mast and hoist sail - or I take out my oars - and I go for a spin . \"\n",
      "  the deck paneling -- closed until -- that point\n",
      "  that point -- I up -- mast\n",
      "  - -- I take out my -- oars -\n",
      "  oars - -- I go for -- a spin\n",
      "\n",
      "\" At your command ? \"\n",
      "  your -- command -- ?\n",
      "\n",
      "An electric wire connects me to the ship .\n",
      "  An electric wire connects -- me -- the ship\n",
      "\n",
      "I fire off a telegram , and that is that . \"\n",
      "  a telegram -- is -- that\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Right , \" I said , tipsy from all these wonders , \" nothing to it ! \"\n",
      "  Right -- I said -- tipsy\n",
      "  tipsy -- all -- these wonders\n",
      "\n",
      "After passing the well of the companionway that led to the platform , I saw a cabin 2 meters long in which Conseil and Ned Land , enraptured with their meal , were busy devouring it to the last crumb .\n",
      "  the companionway -- led -- the platform\n",
      "  the platform -- I saw -- a cabin\n",
      "  meal -- were busy devouring -- the last crumb\n",
      "\n",
      "Then a door opened into the galley , 3 meters long and located between the vesse 's huge storage lockers .\n",
      "  meters -- located between -- the vesse\n",
      "\n",
      "There , even more powerful and obedient than gas , electricity did most of the cooking .\n",
      "  electricity -- did most of -- the cooking\n",
      "\n",
      "Arriving under the stoves , wires transmitted to platinum griddles a heat that was distributed and sustained with perfect consistency .\n",
      "  wires -- transmitted -- platinum\n",
      "  platinum -- griddles a heat that was distributed -- perfect consistency\n",
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      "It also heated a distilling mechanism that , via evaporation , supplied excellent drinking water .\n",
      "  evaporation -- supplied -- excellent drinking water\n",
      "\n",
      "Next to this galley was a bathroom , conveniently laid out , with faucets supplying hot or cold water at will .\n",
      "  this galley -- was -- a bathroom\n",
      "  conveniently -- laid out -- faucets\n",
      "\n",
      "After the galley came the cre 's quarters , 5 meters long .\n",
      "  the galley -- came -- the cre\n",
      "\n",
      "But the door was closed and I could not see its accommodations , which might have told me the number of men it took to operate the Nautilus .\n",
      "  accommodations -- have told me the number of -- men\n",
      "  men -- took -- the Nautilus\n",
      "  men -- operate -- the Nautilus\n",
      "\n",
      "At the far end stood a fourth watertight bulkhead , separating the cre 's quarters from the engine room .\n",
      "  end -- stood -- a fourth watertight bulkhead\n",
      "  a fourth watertight bulkhead -- separating -- the cre\n",
      "\n",
      "A door opened , and I stood in the compartment where Captain Nemo , indisputably a world - class engineer , had set up his locomotive equipment .\n",
      "  the compartment -- Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "  Nemo -- indisputably a world - -- class engineer\n",
      "  class engineer -- had set up -- locomotive equipment\n",
      "\n",
      "Brightly lit , the engine room measured at least 20 meters in length .\n",
      "  the engine room -- measured at -- meters\n",
      "\n",
      "the first contained the cells for generating electricity , the second that mechanism transmitting movement to the propeller .\n",
      "  that mechanism -- transmitting -- movement\n",
      "\n",
      "Right off , I detected an odor permeating the compartment that was sui generis .\n",
      "  Right -- I detected -- an odor\n",
      "  an odor -- permeating the compartment that was -- sui generis\n",
      "\n",
      "* Captain Nemo noticed the negative impression it made on me .\n",
      "  * -- Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "\n",
      "\" That , \" he told me , \" is a gaseous discharge caused by our use of sodium , but it is only a mild inconvenience .\n",
      "  That -- told -- a gaseous discharge\n",
      "  That -- is -- a gaseous discharge\n",
      "  a gaseous discharge -- caused by our use of -- sodium\n",
      "\n",
      "In any event , every morning we sanitize the ship by ventilating it in the open air .\n",
      "  every morning we -- sanitize the ship by ventilating it in -- air\n",
      "  the ship -- open -- air\n",
      "\n",
      "You observe , \" Captain Nemo told me , \" that I use Bunsen cells , not Ruhmkorff cells .\n",
      "  observe -- Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "  Nemo -- told -- Bunsen cells\n",
      "  Nemo -- I use -- Bunsen cells\n",
      "\n",
      "The latter would be ineffectual .\n",
      "  The latter -- be -- ineffectual\n",
      "\n",
      "One uses fewer Bunsen cells , but they're big and strong , and experience has proven their superiority .\n",
      "  experience -- has proven -- superiority\n",
      "\n",
      "The electricity generated here makes its way to the stern , where electromagnets of huge size activate a special system of levers and gears that transmit movement to the propelle 's shaft .\n",
      "  The electricity -- generated here makes -- way\n",
      "  huge size -- activate a special system of -- levers\n",
      "  gears -- transmit -- movement\n",
      "\n",
      "The latter has a diameter of 6 meters , a pitch of 7.5 meters , and can do up to 120 revolutions per minute . \"\n",
      "  The latter -- has -- meters\n",
      "  The latter -- diameter of -- meters\n",
      "  meters -- pitch of -- meters\n",
      "  meters -- do up -- revolutions\n",
      "\n",
      "\" And that gives you ? \"\n",
      "  that gives -- you -- ?\n",
      "\n",
      "Could its transmission have been immeasurably increased by some unknown system of levers ?\n",
      "  transmission -- have been -- immeasurably\n",
      "  immeasurably -- increased by -- some unknown system\n",
      "\n",
      "* * This was the point I could not grasp .\n",
      "  * -- * -- the point\n",
      "  * -- was -- the point\n",
      "  the point -- I -- grasp\n",
      "\n",
      "And sure enough , ther 's now talk of such a discovery , in which a new set of levers generates considerable power .\n",
      "  ther -- now talk of such -- a discovery\n",
      "  a discovery -- which -- a new\n",
      "  a new -- set of -- levers\n",
      "\n",
      "Did its inventor meet up with Captain Nemo ?\n",
      "  inventor -- meet up with Captain -- Nemo ?\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Captain Nemo , \" I said , \" I will vouch for the results and not try to explain them .\n",
      "  Nemo -- I said -- vouch\n",
      "  Nemo -- I -- vouch\n",
      "\n",
      "I have seen the Nautilus at work out in front of the Abraham Lincoln , and I know where I stand on its speed .\n",
      "  the Abraham Lincoln -- I know where I stand on -- speed\n",
      "\n",
      "But it is not enough just to move , we have to see where we are going !\n",
      "  we -- have -- see\n",
      "  we -- are going -- !\n",
      "\n",
      "We must be able to steer right or left , up or down !\n",
      "  We -- be able -- steer right\n",
      "\n",
      "How do you reach the lower depths , where you meet an increasing resistance that is assessed in hundreds of atmospheres ?\n",
      "  the lower depths -- you meet -- resistance\n",
      "  the lower depths -- increasing resistance that is assessed in hundreds of -- atmospheres ?\n",
      "\n",
      "How do you rise back to the surface of the ocean ?\n",
      "  rise -- back -- the ocean ?\n",
      "  rise -- surface of -- the ocean ?\n",
      "\n",
      "Finally , how do you keep your ship at whatever level suits you ?\n",
      "  whatever level suits -- you -- ?\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Not at all , professor , \" the captain answered me after a slight hesitation , \" since you will never leave this underwater boat .\n",
      "  professor -- captain answered me after -- a slight hesitation\n",
      "  a slight hesitation -- you -- this underwater boat\n",
      "  a slight hesitation -- never leave -- this underwater boat\n",
      "\n",
      "It is actually our work room , and there you will learn the full story about the Nautilus !\n",
      "  work room -- you -- the full story\n",
      "  work room -- learn the full story about -- the Nautilus !\n",
      "\n",
      "\" CHAPTER 13 Some Figures A MOMENT LATER we were seated on a couch in the lounge , cigars between our lips .\n",
      "  Some Figures A MOMENT -- LATER -- we\n",
      "  we -- were seated on -- the lounge\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Here , Professor Aronnax , are the different dimensions of this boat now transporting you .\n",
      "  Professor Aronnax -- are the different dimensions of -- this boat\n",
      "  this boat -- now transporting -- you\n",
      "\n",
      "It noticeably takes the shape of a cigar , a shape already adopted in London for several projects of the same kind .\n",
      "  noticeably -- takes the shape of -- a cigar\n",
      "  a shape -- adopted in -- London\n",
      "\n",
      "The length of this cylinder from end to end is exactly seventy meters , and its maximum breadth of beam is eight meters .\n",
      "  end -- is exactly -- meters\n",
      "  meters -- maximum breadth of -- beam\n",
      "  beam -- is -- meters\n",
      "\n",
      "So it is not quite built on the ten - to - one ratio of your high - speed steamers ; but its lines are sufficiently long , and their tapering gradual enough , so that the displaced water easily slips past and poses no obstacle to the shi 's movements .\n",
      "  lines -- are sufficiently -- long\n",
      "  tapering gradual enough -- displaced -- water\n",
      "  water -- easily -- slips past\n",
      "\n",
      "\" These two dimensions allow you to obtain , via a simple calculation , the surface area and volume of the Nautilus .\n",
      "  dimensions -- allow you -- simple calculation\n",
      "  dimensions -- obtain -- simple calculation\n",
      "  simple calculation -- surface -- area\n",
      "\n",
      "Its surface area totals 1,011.45 square meters , its volume 1,507.2 cubic meters - which is tantamount to saying that when it is completely submerged , it displaces 1,500 cubic meters of water , or weighs 1,500 metric tons .\n",
      "  meters -- is -- tantamount\n",
      "  tantamount -- saying that -- displaces\n",
      "  tantamount -- is completely -- displaces\n",
      "\n",
      "\" In drawing up plans for a ship meant to navigate underwater , I wanted it , when floating on the waves , to lie nine - tenths below the surface and to emerge only one - tenth .\n",
      "  a ship -- meant -- underwater\n",
      "  a ship -- navigate -- underwater\n",
      "  underwater -- I wanted -- floating\n",
      "  the waves -- lie -- tenth\n",
      "  the waves -- surface -- tenth\n",
      "  the waves -- emerge only -- tenth\n",
      "\n",
      "Consequently , under these conditions it needed to displace only nine - tenths of its volume , hence 1,356.48 cubic meters ; in other words , it was to weigh only that same number of metric tons .\n",
      "  these conditions -- needed -- displace\n",
      "  other words -- was -- that same number\n",
      "\n",
      "\" The Nautilus is made up of two hulls , one inside the other ; between them , joining them together , are iron T - bars that give this ship the utmost rigidity .\n",
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      "  bars -- give -- the utmost rigidity\n",
      "  bars -- ship -- the utmost rigidity\n",
      "\n",
      "In fact , thanks to this cellular arrangement , it has the resistance of a stone block , as if it were completely solid .\n",
      "  this cellular arrangement -- has the resistance of -- a stone block\n",
      "\n",
      "Its plating can not give way ; it is self - adhering and not dependent on the tightness of its rivets ; and due to the perfect union of its materials , the solidarity of its construction allows it to defy the most violent seas .\n",
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      "  rivets -- due -- the perfect union\n",
      "  construction -- allows -- the most violent seas\n",
      "  construction -- defy -- the most violent seas\n",
      "\n",
      "\" The two hulls are manufactured from boilerplate steel , whose relative density is 7.8 times that of water .\n",
      "  hulls -- are manufactured from -- boilerplate steel\n",
      "  whose -- is -- times\n",
      "\n",
      "The first hull has a thickness of no less than five centimeters and weighs 394.96 metric tons .\n",
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      "My second hull , the outer cover , includes a keel fifty centimeters high by twenty - five wide , which by itself weighs 62 metric tons ; this hull , the engine , the ballast , the various accessories and accommodations , plus the bulkheads and interior braces , have a combined weight of 961.52 metric tons , which when added to 394.96 metric tons , gives us the desired total of 1,356.48 metric tons .\n",
      "  the outer -- includes -- centimeters\n",
      "  twenty -- which by -- itself\n",
      "  interior braces -- have -- 961.52 metric tons\n",
      "  interior braces -- combined weight of -- 961.52 metric tons\n",
      "  961.52 metric tons -- added -- 394.96 metric tons\n",
      "  gives -- us the desired total of -- 1,356.48 metric tons\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Clear , \" I replied . \"\n",
      "  Clear -- I -- replied\n",
      "\n",
      "Now then , if I provide some ballast tanks equal in capacity to that one - tenth , hence able to hold 150.72 metric tons , and if I fill them with water , the boat then displaces 1,507.2 metric tons - or it weighs that much - and it would be completely submerged .\n",
      "  then -- I provide some ballast tanks equal in -- capacity\n",
      "  hence -- able -- 150.72 metric tons\n",
      "  hence -- hold -- 150.72 metric tons\n",
      "  150.72 metric tons -- I fill them with -- water\n",
      "  the boat -- then -- displaces 1,507.2 metric tons -\n",
      "\n",
      "I open some stopcocks , the tanks fill , the boat sinks , and it is exactly flush with the surface of the water . \"\n",
      "  the boat sinks -- is exactly flush with -- the water\n",
      "  flush -- surface of -- the water\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Fine , captain , but now we come to a genuine difficulty .\n",
      "  captain -- now -- we\n",
      "  we -- come -- a genuine difficulty\n",
      "\n",
      "You are able to lie flush with the surface of the ocean , that I understand .\n",
      "  lie flush -- surface of -- the ocean\n",
      "\n",
      "But lower down , while diving beneath that surface , is not your submersible going to encounter a pressure , and consequently undergo an upward thrust , that must be assessed at one atmosphere per every thirty feet of water , hence at about one kilogram per each square centimeter ? \"\n",
      "  diving -- surface -- your submersible\n",
      "  diving -- is not -- your submersible\n",
      "  your submersible -- going -- a pressure\n",
      "  your submersible -- encounter -- a pressure\n",
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      "  a pressure -- upward thrust -- atmosphere\n",
      "  a pressure -- be assessed at -- atmosphere\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Then unless you fill up the whole Nautilus , I do not see how you can force it down into the heart of these liquid masses . \"\n",
      "  the whole Nautilus -- I do not -- see\n",
      "  see -- how you can force it down -- the heart\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Professor , \" Captain Nemo replied , \" static objects must not be confused with dynamic ones , or we will be open to serious error .\n",
      "  Professor -- Captain -- Nemo replied\n",
      "  static objects -- be confused with -- dynamic ones\n",
      "  we -- be open -- serious error\n",
      "\n",
      "Comparatively little effort is spent in reaching the ocea 's lower regions , because all objects have a tendency to become ‘sinkers .\n",
      "  little effort -- is spent in reaching -- the ocea\n",
      "  all objects -- have -- a tendency\n",
      "  a tendency -- become -- ‘sinkers\n",
      "\n",
      "\" When I wanted to determine what increase in weight the Nautilus needed to be given in order to submerge , I had only to take note of the proportionate reduction in volume that salt water experiences in deeper and deeper strata . \"\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- needed -- order\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- be given in -- order\n",
      "  submerge -- I had only -- note\n",
      "  submerge -- take note of -- the proportionate reduction\n",
      "\n",
      "Now then , if water is not absolutely incompressible , at least it compresses very little .\n",
      "  water -- is not absolutely -- incompressible\n",
      "  incompressible -- least -- compresses\n",
      "\n",
      "In fact , according to the most recent calculations , this reduction is only .0000436 per atmosphere , or per every thirty feet of depth .\n",
      "  this reduction -- is only .0000436 per -- atmosphere\n",
      "\n",
      "For instance , to go 1,000 meters down , I must take into account the reduction in volume that occurs under a pressure equivalent to that from a 1,000 - meter column of water , in other words , under a pressure of 100 atmospheres .\n",
      "  instance -- go -- meters\n",
      "  meters -- I -- the reduction\n",
      "  meters -- take into account the reduction in -- volume that occurs\n",
      "\n",
      "In this instance the reduction would be .00436. Consequently , I would have to increase my weight from 1,507.2 metric tons to 1,513.77. So the added weight would only be 6.57 metric tons . \"\n",
      "  the reduction -- be -- .00436. Consequently\n",
      "  .00436. Consequently -- I -- 1,507.2 metric tons\n",
      "  .00436. Consequently -- have -- 1,507.2 metric tons\n",
      "  .00436. Consequently -- increase my weight from -- 1,507.2 metric tons\n",
      "  1,513.77. -- added weight -- 6.57 metric tons\n",
      "  1,513.77. -- be -- 6.57 metric tons\n",
      "\n",
      "\" That is all , Professor Aronnax , and the calculation is easy to check .\n",
      "  the calculation -- is -- easy\n",
      "\n",
      "Now then , I have supplementary ballast tanks capable of shipping 100 metric tons of water .\n",
      "  then -- I have -- supplementary ballast tanks\n",
      "  supplementary ballast tanks -- capable of -- shipping\n",
      "\n",
      "When I want to rise again and lie flush with the surface , all I have to do is expel that water ; and if I desire that the Nautilus emerge above the waves to one - tenth of its total capacity , I empty all the ballast tanks completely .\n",
      "  lie flush -- surface -- expel that water\n",
      "  lie flush -- I have -- expel that water\n",
      "  lie flush -- do is -- expel that water\n",
      "  expel that water -- I desire that -- the Nautilus emerge\n",
      "  total capacity -- I -- the ballast tanks\n",
      "  total capacity -- all -- the ballast tanks\n",
      "\n",
      "\" This logic , backed up by figures , left me without a single objection . \"\n",
      "  This logic -- backed up by -- figures\n",
      "  figures -- left me without -- a single objection\n",
      "\n",
      "I accept your calculations , captain , \" I replied , \" and I would be ill - mannered to dispute them , since your daily experience bears them out .\n",
      "  captain -- I -- replied\n",
      "  replied -- I -- mannered\n",
      "  replied -- be ill - -- mannered\n",
      "\n",
      "But at this juncture , I have a hunch that we are still left with one real difficulty . \"\n",
      "  this juncture -- I have -- a hunch that we\n",
      "  a hunch that we -- are still left with -- real difficulty\n",
      "\n",
      "\" When you are at a depth of 1,000 meters , the Nautilu 's plating bears a pressure of 100 atmospheres .\n",
      "  plating -- bears a pressure of -- atmospheres\n",
      "\n",
      "If at this point you want to empty the supplementary ballast tanks in order to lighten your boat and rise to the surface , your pumps must overcome that pressure of 100 atmospheres , which is 100 kilograms per each square centimeter .\n",
      "  this point -- you want -- the supplementary ballast tanks\n",
      "  this point -- empty the supplementary ballast tanks in -- order\n",
      "  your boat -- rise -- your pumps\n",
      "  your boat -- surface -- your pumps\n",
      "  your pumps -- overcome that pressure of -- atmospheres\n",
      "  atmospheres -- is -- each square centimeter\n",
      "\n",
      "This demands a strength - \" \" That electricity alone can give me , \" Captain Nemo said swiftly .\n",
      "  That electricity -- give -- Nemo\n",
      "  That electricity -- Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Sir , I repeat :\n",
      "  Sir -- I -- repeat :\n",
      "\n",
      "the dynamic power of my engines is nearly infinite .\n",
      "  the dynamic power -- my -- engines\n",
      "  engines -- is nearly -- infinite\n",
      "\n",
      "The Nautilu 's pumps have prodigious strength , as you must have noticed when their waterspouts swept like a torrent over the Abraham Lincoln .\n",
      "  pumps -- have -- prodigious strength\n",
      "  prodigious strength -- you -- waterspouts\n",
      "  prodigious strength -- have noticed -- waterspouts\n",
      "  waterspouts -- swept like -- a torrent\n",
      "\n",
      "Besides , I use my supplementary ballast tanks only to reach an average depth of 1,500 to 2,000 meters , and that with a view to conserving my machinery .\n",
      "  supplementary ballast tanks -- reach -- 2,000 meters\n",
      "  supplementary ballast tanks -- depth of -- 2,000 meters\n",
      "  a view -- my -- machinery\n",
      "\n",
      "Accordingly , when I have a mind to visit the ocean depths two or three vertical leagues beneath the surface , I use maneuvers that are more time - consuming but no less infallible . \"\n",
      "  a mind -- visit -- the ocean depths\n",
      "  vertical leagues -- surface -- maneuvers\n",
      "  vertical leagues -- I use maneuvers that are -- more time -\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Here I am naturally led into telling you how the Nautilus is maneuvered . \"\n",
      "  Here -- I am naturally led into -- the Nautilus\n",
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      "  the Nautilus -- is -- maneuvered\n",
      "\n",
      "\" In order to steer this boat to port or starboard , in short , to make turns on a horizontal plane , I use an ordinary , wide - bladed rudder that is fastened to the rear of the sternpost and worked by a wheel and tackle .\n",
      "  order -- steer -- this boat\n",
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      "  a horizontal plane -- I use -- an ordinary\n",
      "  bladed rudder -- is -- fastened\n",
      "  the sternpost -- worked by -- a wheel\n",
      "\n",
      "But I can also move the Nautilus upward and downward on a vertical plane by the simple method of slanting its two fins , which are attached to its sides at its center of flotation ; these fins are flexible , able to assume any position , and can be operated from inside by means of powerful levers .\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- upward -- a vertical plane\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- downward on -- a vertical plane\n",
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      "If these fins stay parallel with the boat , the latter moves horizontally .\n",
      "  these fins -- stay parallel with -- the boat\n",
      "\n",
      "If they slant , the Nautilus follows the angle of that slant and , under its propelle 's thrust , either sinks on a diagonal as steep as it suits me , or rises on that diagonal .\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- follows the angle of -- that slant\n",
      "  propelle -- thrust -- sinks\n",
      "\n",
      "And similarly , if I want to return more swiftly to the surface , I throw the propeller in gear , and the wate 's pressure makes the Nautilus rise vertically , as an air balloon inflated with hydrogen lifts swiftly into the skies . \"\n",
      "  pressure -- makes -- the Nautilus rise vertically\n",
      "  an air balloon -- inflated with -- hydrogen lifts\n",
      "  hydrogen lifts -- swiftly into -- the skies\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Bravo , captain ! \"\n",
      "  Bravo -- captain -- !\n",
      "\n",
      "\" But in the midst of the waters , how can your helmsman follow the course you've given him ? \"\n",
      "  the waters -- how -- your helmsman\n",
      "  your helmsman -- follow -- the course you've\n",
      "  the course you've -- given -- ?\n",
      "\n",
      "\" My helmsman is stationed behind the windows of a pilothouse , which protrudes from the topside of the Nautilu 's hull and is fitted with biconvex glass . \"\n",
      "  helmsman -- is stationed behind -- a pilothouse\n",
      "  helmsman -- windows of -- a pilothouse\n",
      "  hull -- is fitted with -- biconvex glass\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Is glass capable of resisting such pressures ? \"\n",
      "  glass -- capable of -- such pressures ?\n",
      "\n",
      "Though fragile on impact , crystal can still offer considerable resistance .\n",
      "  crystal -- offer -- considerable resistance\n",
      "\n",
      "In 1864 , during experiments on fishing by electric light in the middle of the North Sea , glass panes less than seven millimeters thick were seen to resist a pressure of sixteen atmospheres , all the while letting through strong , heat - generating rays whose warmth was unevenly distributed .\n",
      "  glass -- panes less than -- a pressure\n",
      "  glass -- were seen -- a pressure\n",
      "  glass -- resist a pressure of -- atmospheres\n",
      "  atmospheres -- all the while -- letting\n",
      "  heat - -- generating -- rays whose warmth\n",
      "  rays whose warmth -- was -- unevenly\n",
      "\n",
      "Now then , I use glass windows measuring no less than twenty - one centimeters at their centers ; in other words , they have thirty times the thickness . \"\n",
      "  then -- I use -- glass\n",
      "  glass -- windows measuring no less than -- twenty\n",
      "  other words -- have -- thirty times the thickness\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Fair enough , captain , but if we are going to see , we need light to drive away the dark , and in the midst of the murky waters , I wonder how your helmsman can - \" \" Set astern of the pilothouse is a powerful electric reflector whose rays light up the sea for a distance of half a mile . \"\n",
      "  we -- are going -- see\n",
      "  we -- need -- light\n",
      "  light -- drive -- the murky waters\n",
      "  light -- midst of -- the murky waters\n",
      "  the murky waters -- I -- wonder\n",
      "  wonder -- how -- your helmsman can -\n",
      "  your helmsman can - -- Set astern of -- the pilothouse\n",
      "  the pilothouse -- is a powerful electric reflector whose rays light up -- the sea\n",
      "  a distance -- half -- a mile\n",
      "\n",
      "Bravo three times over , captain !\n",
      "  times -- captain -- !\n",
      "\n",
      "That explains the phosphorescent glow from this so - called narwhale that so puzzled us scientists !\n",
      "  - -- called narwhale that -- puzzled us scientists !\n",
      "\n",
      "Pertinent to this , I will ask you if the Nautilu 's running afoul of the Scotia , which caused such a great uproar , was the result of an accidental encounter ? \"\n",
      "  Pertinent -- I -- ask\n",
      "  ask -- you if -- the Nautilu\n",
      "  the Nautilu -- running afoul of -- the Scotia\n",
      "  the Scotia -- caused such -- a great uproar\n",
      "  a great uproar -- was the result of -- an accidental encounter ?\n",
      "\n",
      "I was navigating two meters beneath the surface of the water when the collision occurred .\n",
      "  meters -- surface of -- the water\n",
      "\n",
      "However , I could see that it had no dire consequences . \"\n",
      "  However -- I -- see\n",
      "  see -- had -- no dire consequences\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Professor , that troubled me , because it is one of the best ships in the gallant American navy , but they attacked me and I had to defend myself !\n",
      "  Professor -- is -- the best ships\n",
      "  the gallant American navy -- attacked -- !\n",
      "  the gallant American navy -- I had -- !\n",
      "  the gallant American navy -- defend myself -- !\n",
      "\n",
      "All the same , I was content simply to put the frigate in a condition where it could do me no harm ; it wo not have any difficulty getting repairs at the nearest port . \"\n",
      "  the same -- I was content simply -- the frigate\n",
      "  the same -- put the frigate in -- a condition\n",
      "  a condition -- do me -- no harm\n",
      "  no harm -- have -- repairs\n",
      "  no harm -- difficulty getting repairs at -- the nearest port\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Ah , commander , \" I exclaimed with conviction , \" your Nautilus is truly a marvelous boat ! \"\n",
      "  commander -- I exclaimed with -- conviction\n",
      "  your Nautilus -- is truly -- a marvelous boat !\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Yes , professor , \" Captain Nemo replied with genuine excitement , \" and I love it as if it were my own flesh and blood !\n",
      "  professor -- Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "  Nemo -- replied with -- genuine excitement\n",
      "  genuine excitement -- I love -- flesh\n",
      "  genuine excitement -- were my -- flesh\n",
      "\n",
      "Aboard a conventional ship , facing the ocea 's perils , danger lurks everywhere ; on the surface of the sea , your chief sensation is the constant feeling of an underlying chasm , as the Dutchman Jansen so aptly put it ; but below the waves aboard the Nautilus , your heart never fails you !\n",
      "  a conventional ship -- facing -- the ocea\n",
      "  danger lurks everywhere -- surface of -- the sea\n",
      "  your chief sensation -- is -- an underlying chasm\n",
      "  your chief sensation -- feeling of -- an underlying chasm\n",
      "  aptly -- put -- the waves\n",
      "  the waves -- aboard -- the Nautilus\n",
      "  your -- heart never -- fails\n",
      "  fails -- you -- !\n",
      "\n",
      "There are no structural deformities to worry about , because the double hull of this boat has the rigidity of iron ; no rigging to be worn out by rolling and pitching on the waves ; no sails for the wind to carry off ; no boilers for steam to burst open ; no fires to fear , because this submersible is made of sheet iron not wood ; no coal to run out of , since electricity is its mechanical force ; no collisions to fear , because it navigates the watery deep all by itself ; no storms to brave , because just a few meters beneath the waves , it finds absolute tranquility !\n",
      "  worry -- double hull of -- this boat\n",
      "  this boat -- has the rigidity of -- iron\n",
      "  no rigging -- be worn out -- pitching\n",
      "  no rigging -- rolling -- pitching\n",
      "  no sails -- wind -- no boilers\n",
      "  no sails -- carry off -- no boilers\n",
      "  no boilers -- steam -- fear\n",
      "  no boilers -- burst open -- fear\n",
      "  this submersible -- is made of -- sheet\n",
      "  sheet -- iron not -- wood\n",
      "  no coal -- run out of -- electricity\n",
      "  electricity -- is -- mechanical force\n",
      "  fear -- navigates -- the watery\n",
      "  the watery -- all by -- itself\n",
      "\n",
      "And if it is true that the engineer has more confidence in a craft than the builder , and the builder more than the captain himself , you can understand the utter abandon with which I place my trust in this Nautilus , since I am its captain , builder , and engineer all in one !\n",
      "  the engineer -- has more confidence in -- a craft\n",
      "  the builder -- captain -- the utter\n",
      "  the builder -- you -- the utter\n",
      "  the builder -- understand -- the utter\n",
      "  the utter -- abandon with -- place\n",
      "  the utter -- I -- place\n",
      "  place -- my trust in -- this Nautilus\n",
      "  this Nautilus -- I am -- captain\n",
      "  builder -- engineer all in -- !\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Captain Nemo spoke with winning eloquence .\n",
      "  Nemo -- spoke with -- winning eloquence\n",
      "\n",
      "The fire in his eyes and the passion in his gestures transfigured him .\n",
      "  The fire -- passion in -- transfigured\n",
      "\n",
      "But one question , perhaps indiscreet , naturally popped up , and I could not resist asking it .\n",
      "  question -- perhaps -- indiscreet\n",
      "\n",
      "\" You are an engineer , then , Captain Nemo ? \"\n",
      "  then -- Captain -- Nemo ?\n",
      "\n",
      "I studied in London , Paris , and New York back in the days when I was a resident of the eart 's continents . \"\n",
      "  New York -- back in -- the days\n",
      "  the days -- I was a resident of -- the eart\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Each part of it , Professor Aronnax , came from a different spot on the globe and reached me at a cover address .\n",
      "  Professor Aronnax -- came from -- a different spot\n",
      "  the globe -- reached me at -- address\n",
      "\n",
      "Its keel was forged by Creusot in France , its propeller shaft by Pen and Co. in London , the sheet - iron plates for its hull by Lair 's in Liverpool , its propeller by Scot 's in Glasgow .\n",
      "  propeller -- shaft by -- Pen\n",
      "\n",
      "Its tanks were manufactured by Cail and Co. in Paris , its engine by Krupp in Prussia , its spur by the Motala workshops in Sweden , its precision instruments by Hart Bros .\n",
      "  tanks -- were manufactured by -- Cail\n",
      "  Prussia -- spur by -- the Motala workshops\n",
      "\n",
      "; and each of these suppliers received my specifications under a different name . \"\n",
      "  these suppliers -- received my specifications under -- a different name\n",
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      "\" But , \" I went on , \" once these parts were manufactured , did not they have to be mounted and adjusted ? \"\n",
      "  these parts -- were manufactured -- ?\n",
      "  these parts -- did not -- ?\n",
      "  these parts -- have -- ?\n",
      "  these parts -- be -- ?\n",
      "  these parts -- adjusted -- ?\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Professor , I set up my workshops on a deserted islet in midocean .\n",
      "  Professor -- I set up my workshops on -- a deserted islet\n",
      "\n",
      "There our Nautilus was completed by me and my workmen , in other words , by my gallant companions whom I have molded and educated .\n",
      "  Nautilus -- was completed by -- workmen\n",
      "  Nautilus -- my -- workmen\n",
      "  other words -- my -- gallant companions whom\n",
      "\n",
      "Then , when the operation was over , we burned every trace of our stay on that islet , which if I could have , I would have blown up . \"\n",
      "  the operation -- was over -- we\n",
      "  we -- burned -- that islet\n",
      "  we -- trace of our stay on -- that islet\n",
      "\n",
      "\" From all this , may I assume that such a boat costs a fortune ? \"\n",
      "  a boat -- costs -- ?\n",
      "\n",
      "Now then , the Nautilus has a burden of 1,500 metric tons .\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- has a burden of -- metric tons\n",
      "\n",
      "Consequently , it cost 1,687,000 francs , hence 2,000,000 francs including its accommodations , and 4,000,000 or 5,000,000 with all the collections and works of art it contains . \"\n",
      "  hence 2,000,000 -- including -- accommodations\n",
      "  5,000,000 -- all -- the collections\n",
      "\n",
      "\" One last question , Captain Nemo . \"\n",
      "  last question -- Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "\n",
      "\" You are rich , then ? \"\n",
      "  rich -- then -- ?\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Infinitely rich , sir , and without any trouble , I could pay off the ten - billion - franc French national debt ! \"\n",
      "  any trouble -- I -- franc French national debt !\n",
      "  any trouble -- pay off -- franc French national debt !\n",
      "\n",
      "I gaped at the bizarre individual who had just spoken these words .\n",
      "  the bizarre -- had just spoken -- these words\n",
      "\n",
      "CHAPTER 14 The Black Current THE PART OF THE planet earth that the seas occupy has been assessed at 3,832,558 square myriameters , hence more than 38,000,000,000 hectares .\n",
      "  THE planet earth -- occupy has been assessed at -- 3,832,558 square myriameters\n",
      "\n",
      "This liquid mass totals 2,250,000,000 cubic miles and could form a sphere with a diameter of sixty leagues , whose weight would be three quintillion metric tons .\n",
      "  miles -- form a sphere with -- leagues\n",
      "  a sphere -- diameter of -- leagues\n",
      "  whose -- be -- quintillion metric tons\n",
      "\n",
      "To appreciate such a number , we should remember that a quintillion is to a billion what a billion is to one , in other words , there are as many billions in a quintillion as ones in a billion !\n",
      "  a quintillion -- is -- other words\n",
      "  a quintillion -- what -- other words\n",
      "  a quintillion -- is -- other words\n",
      "  other words -- are as -- many billions\n",
      "\n",
      "Now then , this liquid mass nearly equals the total amount of water that has poured through all the eart 's rivers for the past 40,000 years !\n",
      "  this liquid mass -- equals the total amount of -- water\n",
      "  water -- has poured through all -- the eart\n",
      "\n",
      "During prehistoric times , an era of fire was followed by an era of water .\n",
      "  fire -- was followed by -- an era\n",
      "\n",
      "Then , during the Silurian period , the tops of mountains gradually appeared above the waves , islands emerged , disappeared beneath temporary floods , rose again , were fused to form continents , and finally the eart 's geography settled into what we have today .\n",
      "  mountains -- gradually appeared above -- the waves\n",
      "  rose again -- were fused -- form continents\n",
      "  form continents -- finally -- the eart\n",
      "  geography -- settled into -- what we\n",
      "  what we -- have -- today\n",
      "\n",
      "Solid matter had wrested from liquid matter some 37,657,000 square miles , hence 12,916,000,000 hectares .\n",
      "  Solid matter -- had wrested from -- liquid matter some 37,657,000 square miles\n",
      "\n",
      "The outlines of the continents allow the seas to be divided into five major parts :\n",
      "  the continents -- allow -- the seas\n",
      "  the seas -- be divided into -- major parts :\n",
      "\n",
      "It is the most tranquil of the seas ; its currents are wide and slow - moving , its tides moderate , its rainfall abundant .\n",
      "  currents -- are -- moving\n",
      "\n",
      "And this was the ocean that I was first destined to cross under these strangest of auspices .\n",
      "  the ocean -- destined -- cross\n",
      "\n",
      "\" If you do not mind , professor , \" Captain Nemo told me , \" we will determine our exact position and fix the starting point of our voyage .\n",
      "  professor -- Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "  Nemo -- told -- we\n",
      "  we -- determine our -- exact position\n",
      "  exact position -- fix -- point\n",
      "  exact position -- starting point of our -- voyage\n",
      "\n",
      "The pumps began to expel water from the ballast tanks ; on the pressure gauge , a needle marked the decreasing pressures that indicated the Nautilu 's upward progress ; then the needle stopped .\n",
      "  The pumps -- began -- expel water\n",
      "  a needle -- marked -- pressures\n",
      "  a needle -- decreasing -- pressures\n",
      "  pressures -- indicated -- the Nautilu\n",
      "  the Nautilu -- upward -- progress\n",
      "  progress -- then -- the needle\n",
      "\n",
      "I made my way to the central companionway , which led to the platform .\n",
      "  the central companionway -- led -- the platform\n",
      "\n",
      "I climbed its metal steps , passed through the open hatches , and arrived topside on the Nautilus .\n",
      "  metal steps -- passed through -- hatches\n",
      "  metal steps -- open -- hatches\n",
      "  hatches -- arrived topside on -- the Nautilus\n",
      "\n",
      "The Nautilu 's bow and stern boasted that spindle - shaped outline that had caused the ship to be compared appropriately to a long cigar .\n",
      "  stern -- boasted that spindle - -- outline\n",
      "  outline -- had caused -- the ship\n",
      "  the ship -- be -- compared\n",
      "  compared -- appropriately -- a long cigar\n",
      "\n",
      "I noted the slight overlap of its sheet - iron plates , which resembled the scales covering the bodies of our big land reptiles .\n",
      "  iron plates -- resembled -- the scales\n",
      "  the scales -- covering the bodies of our -- big land reptiles\n",
      "\n",
      "So I had a perfectly natural explanation for why , despite the best spyglasses , this boat had always been mistaken for a marine animal .\n",
      "  this boat -- had always been mistaken for -- a marine animal\n",
      "\n",
      "Near the middle of the platform , the skiff was half set in the shi 's hull , making a slight bulge .\n",
      "  the skiff -- was -- half\n",
      "  half -- set in -- the shi\n",
      "  hull -- making -- a slight bulge\n",
      "\n",
      "Fore and aft stood two cupolas of moderate height , their sides slanting and partly inset with heavy biconvex glass , one reserved for the helmsman steering the Nautilus , the other for the brilliance of the powerful electric beacon lighting his way .\n",
      "  aft -- stood -- cupolas\n",
      "  sides slanting -- partly inset with -- heavy biconvex glass\n",
      "  the helmsman -- steering -- the Nautilus\n",
      "\n",
      "The sea was magnificent , the skies clear .\n",
      "  The sea -- was -- magnificent\n",
      "\n",
      "This long aquatic vehicle could barely feel the broad undulations of the ocean .\n",
      "  This long aquatic vehicle -- barely feel the broad undulations of -- the ocean\n",
      "\n",
      "A mild breeze out of the east rippled the surface of the water .\n",
      "  the east -- surface of -- the water\n",
      "\n",
      "Free of all mist , the horizon was ideal for taking sights .\n",
      "  the horizon -- was ideal for taking -- sights\n",
      "\n",
      "Raising his sextant , Captain Nemo took the altitude of the sun , which would give him his latitude .\n",
      "  sextant -- Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "  Nemo -- took the altitude of -- the sun\n",
      "  the sun -- give him -- latitude\n",
      "\n",
      "He waited for a few minutes until the orb touched the rim of the horizon .\n",
      "  the orb -- touched -- the horizon\n",
      "  the orb -- rim of -- the horizon\n",
      "\n",
      "While he was taking his sights , he did not move a muscle , and the instrument could not have been steadier in hands made out of marble .\n",
      "  sights -- did not move -- a muscle\n",
      "  the instrument -- have been steadier in -- hands\n",
      "  hands -- made out of -- marble\n",
      "\n",
      "\" I took one last look at the sea , a little yellowish near the landing places of Japan , and I went below again to the main lounge .\n",
      "  Japan -- I went -- below\n",
      "  below -- again -- the main lounge\n",
      "\n",
      "There the captain fixed his position and used a chronometer to calculate his longitude , which he double - checked against his previous observations of hour angles .\n",
      "  position -- used -- a chronometer\n",
      "  a chronometer -- calculate -- longitude\n",
      "  longitude -- double -- -\n",
      "  - -- checked against -- previous observations\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Professor Aronnax , we are in longitude 137 degrees 15 ' west - \" \" West of which meridian ? \"\n",
      "  we -- are in -- longitude\n",
      "\n",
      "I asked quickly , hoping the captai 's reply might give me a clue to his nationality .\n",
      "  the captai -- reply -- a clue\n",
      "  the captai -- give me -- a clue\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Sir , \" he answered me , \" I have chronometers variously set to the meridians of Paris , Greenwich , and Washington , D.C .\n",
      "  Sir -- I have -- chronometers variously\n",
      "  chronometers variously -- set -- the meridians\n",
      "\n",
      "But in your honor , I will use the one for Paris .\n",
      "  your -- honor -- Paris\n",
      "  your -- I -- Paris\n",
      "  your -- use -- Paris\n",
      "\n",
      "I bowed , and the commander went on :\n",
      "  the commander -- went on -- :\n",
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      "\" We are in longitude 137 degrees 15 ' west of the meridian of Paris , and latitude 30 degrees 7 ' north , in other words , about 300 miles from the shores of Japan .\n",
      "  We -- are in -- longitude\n",
      "\n",
      "At noon on this day of November 8 , we hereby begin our voyage of exploration under the waters . \"\n",
      "  we hereby -- begin our voyage of -- exploration\n",
      "\n",
      "\" And now , professor , \" the captain added , \" I will leave you to your intellectual pursuits .\n",
      "  professor -- captain added -- intellectual pursuits\n",
      "  professor -- I -- intellectual pursuits\n",
      "  professor -- leave you -- intellectual pursuits\n",
      "  professor -- your -- intellectual pursuits\n",
      "\n",
      "I have set our course east - northeast at a depth of fifty meters .\n",
      "  northeast -- depth of -- meters\n",
      "\n",
      "Here are some large - scale charts on which you will be able to follow that course .\n",
      "  Here -- are some large - -- scale charts\n",
      "  scale charts -- you -- that course\n",
      "  scale charts -- be able -- that course\n",
      "  scale charts -- follow -- that course\n",
      "\n",
      "The lounge is at your disposal , and with your permission , I will take my leave .\n",
      "  The lounge -- is at -- your disposal\n",
      "  your permission -- I -- leave\n",
      "  your permission -- take my -- leave\n",
      "\n",
      "Would I ever learn the nationality of this eccentric man who had boasted of having none ?\n",
      "  this eccentric man -- had boasted of having -- none ?\n",
      "\n",
      "His sworn hate for humanity , a hate that perhaps was bent on some dreadful revenge - what had provoked it ?\n",
      "  humanity -- hate -- some dreadful revenge\n",
      "  humanity -- perhaps was bent on -- some dreadful revenge\n",
      "  some dreadful revenge -- what had provoked -- ?\n",
      "\n",
      "Was he one of those unappreciated scholars , one of those geniuses \" embittered by the world , \" as Conseil expressed it , a latter - day Galileo , or maybe one of those men of science , like Americ 's Commander Maury , whose careers were ruined by political revolutions ?\n",
      "  Conseil -- expressed -- a latter\n",
      "  day Galileo -- maybe -- those men\n",
      "  whose careers -- were ruined by -- political revolutions ?\n",
      "\n",
      "As for me , whom fate had just brought aboard his vessel , whose life he had held in the balance :\n",
      "  whom fate -- had just brought aboard -- vessel\n",
      "  whose life -- had held in -- the balance :\n",
      "\n",
      "For an entire hour I was deep in these musings , trying to probe this mystery that fascinated me so .\n",
      "  hour -- I was deep in -- these musings\n",
      "  these musings -- trying -- this mystery that fascinated\n",
      "  these musings -- probe -- this mystery that fascinated\n",
      "\n",
      "Then my eyes focused on a huge world map displayed on the table , and I put my finger on the very spot where our just - determined longitude and latitude intersected .\n",
      "  a huge world map -- displayed on -- the table\n",
      "  the table -- I put my finger on -- -\n",
      "  finger -- our just -- -\n",
      "  - -- determined -- longitude\n",
      "\n",
      "Like the continents , the sea has its rivers .\n",
      "  the sea -- has -- rivers\n",
      "\n",
      "These are exclusive currents that can be identified by their temperature and color , the most remarkable being the one called the Gulf Stream .\n",
      "  exclusive currents -- be identified by -- temperature\n",
      "  the most remarkable -- being -- the Gulf Stream\n",
      "  the most remarkable -- called -- the Gulf Stream\n",
      "\n",
      "Science has defined the global paths of five chief currents :\n",
      "  Science -- has defined -- chief currents :\n",
      "  Science -- paths of -- chief currents :\n",
      "\n",
      "Also it is likely that a sixth current used to exist in the northern Indian Ocean , when the Caspian and Aral Seas joined up with certain large Asian lakes to form a single uniform expanse of water .\n",
      "  a sixth current -- used -- exist\n",
      "  Aral -- joined up with -- certain large Asian lakes\n",
      "  certain large Asian lakes -- form a single uniform expanse of -- water\n",
      "\n",
      "Now then , at the spot indicated on the world map , one of these seagoing rivers was rolling by , the Kuroshio of the Japanese , the Black Current :\n",
      "  then -- indicated on -- the world map\n",
      "  these seagoing rivers -- was rolling by -- the Kuroshio\n",
      "\n",
      "heated by perpendicular rays from the tropical sun , it leaves the Bay of Bengal , crosses the Strait of Malacca , goes up the shores of Asia , and curves into the north Pacific as far as the Aleutian Islands , carrying along trunks of camphor trees and other local items , the pure indigo of its warm waters sharply contrasting with the ocea 's waves .\n",
      "  the tropical sun -- leaves the Bay of -- Bengal\n",
      "  Bengal -- crosses the Strait of -- Malacca\n",
      "  the north Pacific -- far as -- the Aleutian Islands\n",
      "  the Aleutian Islands -- carrying along -- trunks\n",
      "  warm waters -- sharply contrasting with -- the ocea\n",
      "\n",
      "It was this current the Nautilus was about to cross .\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- was about -- cross\n",
      "\n",
      "I watched it on the map with my eyes , I saw it lose itself in the immenseness of the Pacific , and I felt myself swept along with it , when Ned Land and Conseil appeared in the lounge doorway .\n",
      "  the map -- my eyes -- the immenseness\n",
      "  the map -- I saw -- the immenseness\n",
      "  the map -- lose itself in -- the immenseness\n",
      "  the Pacific -- I felt -- Ned Land\n",
      "  the Pacific -- swept along with -- Ned Land\n",
      "  Conseil -- appeared in -- the lounge doorway\n",
      "\n",
      "My two gallant companions stood petrified at the sight of the wonders on display .\n",
      "  gallant companions -- stood petrified at -- the sight\n",
      "\n",
      "\" My friends , \" I replied , signaling them to enter , \" you are in neither Canada nor France , but securely aboard the Nautilus , fifty meters below sea level . \"\n",
      "  friends -- I -- replied\n",
      "  replied -- signaling them -- enter\n",
      "  enter -- you are in neither -- Canada nor France\n",
      "  Canada nor France -- aboard -- the Nautilus\n",
      "\n",
      "\" If master says so , then so be it , \" Conseil answered . \"\n",
      "  master -- says so -- Conseil\n",
      "  master -- then so be -- Conseil\n",
      "\n",
      "But in all honesty , this lounge is enough to astonish even someone Flemish like myself . \"\n",
      "  this lounge -- is -- astonish even someone Flemish\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Indulge your astonishment , my friend , and have a look , because ther 's plenty of work here for a classifier of your talents . \"\n",
      "  your astonishment -- my -- friend\n",
      "  friend -- have -- a look\n",
      "\n",
      "Bending over the glass cases , the gallant lad was already muttering choice words from the naturalis 's vocabulary :\n",
      "  the gallant lad -- was already muttering choice words from -- the naturalis\n",
      "\n",
      "Meanwhile Ned Land , less dedicated to conchology , questioned me about my interview with Captain Nemo .\n",
      "  Meanwhile Ned Land -- dedicated -- conchology\n",
      "  conchology -- questioned me about my interview with Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "\n",
      "Had I discovered who he was , where he came from , where he was heading , how deep he was taking us ?\n",
      "  heading -- how deep -- us ?\n",
      "  heading -- was taking -- us ?\n",
      "\n",
      "In short , a thousand questions I had no time to answer .\n",
      "  questions -- I had -- no time\n",
      "\n",
      "I told him everything I knew - or , rather , everything I did not know - and I asked him what he had seen or heard on his part .\n",
      "  - -- rather -- know -\n",
      "  - -- everything I did not -- know -\n",
      "  know - -- I asked -- part\n",
      "  know - -- what -- part\n",
      "  know - -- had seen -- part\n",
      "  know - -- heard on -- part\n",
      "\n",
      "\" I have not even spotted the crew of this boat .\n",
      "  even -- spotted the crew of -- this boat\n",
      "\n",
      "By any chance , could they be electric too ? \"\n",
      "  any chance -- be electric too -- ?\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Oh ye gods , I am half tempted to believe it !\n",
      "  Oh ye gods -- I am -- half tempted\n",
      "  half tempted -- believe -- !\n",
      "\n",
      "But back to you , Professor Aronnax , \" Ned Land said , still hanging on to his ideas .\n",
      "  Ned Land -- said -- hanging\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Can not you tell me how many men are on board ?\n",
      "  many men -- are on -- board ?\n",
      "\n",
      "And trust me on this :\n",
      "  trust -- me on -- this :\n",
      "\n",
      "for the time being , get rid of these notions of taking over the Nautilus or escaping from it .\n",
      "  the time -- being -- these notions\n",
      "  the time -- get rid of -- these notions\n",
      "  these notions -- taking over -- the Nautilus\n",
      "\n",
      "This boat is a masterpiece of modern technology , and I would be sorry to have missed it !\n",
      "  This boat -- is a masterpiece of -- modern technology\n",
      "  modern technology -- I -- !\n",
      "  modern technology -- be -- !\n",
      "  modern technology -- have missed -- !\n",
      "\n",
      "Many people would welcome the circumstances that have been handed us , just to walk in the midst of these wonders .\n",
      "  welcome the circumstances -- have been -- handed us\n",
      "  walk -- midst of -- these wonders\n",
      "\n",
      "So keep calm , and let us see what is happening around us . \"\n",
      "  calm -- let -- us see\n",
      "  us see -- what is happening around -- us\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Ther 's nothing to see , nothing we will ever see from this sheet - iron prison !\n",
      "  nothing we -- ever see from -- this sheet\n",
      "\n",
      "We are simply running around blindfolded - \" Ned Land was just pronouncing these last words when we were suddenly plunged into darkness , utter darkness .\n",
      "  We -- are simply running around blindfolded -- -\n",
      "  Ned Land -- was just pronouncing -- these last words\n",
      "  we -- were suddenly plunged into -- utter\n",
      "\n",
      "The ceiling lights went out so quickly , my eyes literally ached , just as if we had experienced the opposite sensation of going from the deepest gloom to the brightest sunlight .\n",
      "  The ceiling lights -- went out so -- ached\n",
      "  The ceiling lights -- my eyes literally -- ached\n",
      "  we -- had experienced the opposite sensation of going from -- the brightest sunlight\n",
      "\n",
      "We stood stock - still , not knowing what surprise was waiting for us , whether pleasant or unpleasant .\n",
      "  We -- stood stock - -- what surprise\n",
      "  what surprise -- was waiting for -- us\n",
      "\n",
      "But a sliding sound became audible .\n",
      "  a sliding sound -- became -- audible\n",
      "\n",
      "You could tell that some panels were shifting over the Nautilu 's sides .\n",
      "  some panels -- were shifting over -- the Nautilu\n",
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      "Suddenly , through two oblong openings , daylight appeared on both sides of the lounge .\n",
      "  daylight -- appeared on -- both sides\n",
      "\n",
      "The liquid masses came into view , brightly lit by the shi 's electric outpourings .\n",
      "  The liquid masses -- came into -- view\n",
      "  view -- lit by -- the shi\n",
      "\n",
      "We were separated from the sea by two panes of glass .\n",
      "  We -- were separated from -- the sea\n",
      "\n",
      "Initially I shuddered at the thought that these fragile partitions could break ; but strong copper bands secured them , giving them nearly infinite resistance .\n",
      "  shuddered -- thought that -- these fragile partitions\n",
      "  strong copper -- secured -- infinite resistance\n",
      "  strong copper -- giving -- infinite resistance\n",
      "\n",
      "The sea was clearly visible for a one - mile radius around the Nautilus .\n",
      "  The sea -- was clearly visible for -- mile radius\n",
      "\n",
      "What pen could describe it ?\n",
      "  What pen -- describe -- ?\n",
      "\n",
      "The transparency of salt water has long been recognized .\n",
      "  salt water -- has -- long\n",
      "\n",
      "Its clarity is believed to exceed that of spring water .\n",
      "  clarity -- is believed -- spring water\n",
      "  clarity -- exceed that -- spring water\n",
      "\n",
      "The mineral and organic substances it holds in suspension actually increase its translucency .\n",
      "  The mineral -- substances it holds in -- suspension\n",
      "  suspension -- actually increase -- translucency\n",
      "\n",
      "In certain parts of the Caribbean Sea , you can see the sandy bottom with startling distinctness as deep as 145 meters down , and the penetrating power of the su 's rays seems to give out only at a depth of 300 meters .\n",
      "  the Caribbean Sea -- you can see -- the sandy\n",
      "  the sandy -- bottom with -- startling distinctness\n",
      "  rays -- give out only at -- meters\n",
      "  rays -- depth of -- meters\n",
      "\n",
      "But in this fluid setting traveled by the Nautilus , our electric glow was being generated in the very heart of the waves .\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- our -- electric glow\n",
      "  electric glow -- was being generated in -- the very heart\n",
      "\n",
      "It was no longer illuminated water , it was liquid light .\n",
      "  illuminated water -- was -- liquid light\n",
      "\n",
      "If we accept the hypotheses of the microbiologist Ehrenberg - who believes that these underwater depths are lit up by phosphorescent organisms - nature has certainly saved one of her most prodigious sights for residents of the sea , and I could judge for myself from the thousandfold play of the light .\n",
      "  we -- accept the hypotheses of -- the microbiologist Ehrenberg\n",
      "  the microbiologist Ehrenberg -- believes that -- these underwater depths\n",
      "  these underwater depths -- are lit up by -- phosphorescent organisms\n",
      "  nature -- has -- certainly\n",
      "  certainly -- saved -- most prodigious sights\n",
      "  the sea -- I -- judge\n",
      "  judge -- myself from -- the thousandfold\n",
      "  the thousandfold -- play of -- the light\n",
      "\n",
      "On both sides I had windows opening over these unexplored depths .\n",
      "  both sides -- I had windows opening over -- these unexplored depths\n",
      "\n",
      "The darkness in the lounge enhanced the brightness outside , and we stared as if this clear glass were the window of an immense aquarium .\n",
      "  the lounge -- enhanced -- the brightness outside\n",
      "  this clear glass -- were the window of -- an immense aquarium\n",
      "\n",
      "But streaks of water , parted by the shi 's spur , sometimes threaded before our eyes with extraordinary speed .\n",
      "  threaded -- our eyes with -- extraordinary speed\n",
      "\n",
      "In wonderment , we leaned on our elbows before these show windows , and our stunned silence remained unbroken until Conseil said :\n",
      "  we -- leaned on our elbows before -- these show windows\n",
      "  these show windows -- our stunned -- silence\n",
      "  silence -- remained unbroken until -- Conseil\n",
      "  Conseil -- said -- :\n",
      "\n",
      "\" You wanted to see something , Ned my friend ; well , now you have something to see ! \"\n",
      "  see -- something -- Ned\n",
      "  Ned -- my -- friend\n",
      "  friend -- now you have something -- see !\n",
      "\n",
      "the Canadian put in , setting aside his tantrums and getaway schemes while submitting to this irresistible allure .\n",
      "  getaway schemes -- submitting -- this irresistible allure\n",
      "\n",
      "\" A man would go an even greater distance just to stare at such a sight ! \"\n",
      "  A man -- go -- an even greater distance\n",
      "  stare -- such -- a sight !\n",
      "\n",
      "\" I see our captai 's way of life !\n",
      "  see -- our -- captai\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Why would you care , Ned my friend ? \"\n",
      "  Ned -- my -- friend ?\n",
      "\n",
      "And on this subject a dispute arose between the two friends , since both were knowledgeable about fish , but from totally different standpoints .\n",
      "  friends -- were knowledgeable about -- fish\n",
      "\n",
      "Everyone knows that fish make up the fourth and last class in the vertebrate branch .\n",
      "  Everyone knows that fish -- make up -- last class\n",
      "\n",
      "They have been quite aptly defined as :\n",
      "  aptly -- defined as -- :\n",
      "\n",
      "\" cold - blooded vertebrates with a double circulatory system , breathing through gills , and designed to live in water . \"\n",
      "  blooded vertebrates -- double -- circulatory system\n",
      "  gills -- designed -- live\n",
      "\n",
      "the series of bony fish , in other words , those whose spines have vertebrae made of bone ; and cartilaginous fish , in other words , those whose spines have vertebrae made of cartilage .\n",
      "  those whose spines -- have -- vertebrae\n",
      "  vertebrae -- made of -- bone\n",
      "  those whose spines -- have -- vertebrae\n",
      "  vertebrae -- made of -- cartilage\n",
      "\n",
      "Possibly the Canadian was familiar with this distinction , but Conseil knew far more about it ; and since he and Ned were now fast friends , he just had to show off .\n",
      "  the Canadian -- was familiar with -- Conseil\n",
      "  Conseil -- far more about -- Ned\n",
      "  Ned -- were now -- fast friends\n",
      "  fast friends -- had -- show\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Ned my friend , you are a slayer of fish , a highly skilled fisherman .\n",
      "  Ned -- my -- friend\n",
      "  friend -- you are a slayer of -- fish\n",
      "\n",
      "You've caught a large number of these fascinating animals .\n",
      "  You've -- caught a large number of -- these fascinating animals\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Sure I do , \" the harpooner replied in all seriousness . \"\n",
      "  Sure -- I -- do\n",
      "  the harpooner -- replied in -- all seriousness\n",
      "\n",
      "They're classified into fish we eat and fish we do not eat ! \"\n",
      "  They're -- classified into -- fish we\n",
      "  fish we -- eat -- fish we\n",
      "  fish we -- do not eat -- !\n",
      "\n",
      "\" I have not the foggiest notion , \" the Canadian replied . \"\n",
      "  the foggiest -- notion -- the Canadian replied\n",
      "\n",
      "All right , listen and learn , Ned my friend !\n",
      "  Ned -- my -- friend !\n",
      "\n",
      "Bony fish are subdivided into six orders .\n",
      "  Bony fish -- are subdivided into -- orders\n",
      "\n",
      "Primo , the acanthopterygians , whose upper jaw is fully formed and free - moving , and whose gills take the shape of a comb .\n",
      "  whose -- jaw is fully formed -- free\n",
      "\n",
      "This order consists of fifteen families , in other words , three - quarters of all known fish .\n",
      "  quarters -- known -- fish\n",
      "\n",
      "Secundo , \" Conseil went on , \" the abdominals , whose pelvic fins hang under the abdomen to the rear of the pectorals but are not attached to the shoulder bone , an order that is divided into five families and makes up the great majority of freshwater fish .\n",
      "  Conseil -- went on -- the abdominals\n",
      "  whose pelvic fins -- hang under -- the abdomen\n",
      "  the pectorals -- are not attached -- the shoulder bone\n",
      "  an order -- is divided into -- families\n",
      "  families -- makes up the great majority of -- freshwater fish\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Tertio , \" Conseil said , \" the subbrachians , whose pelvic fins are attached under the pectorals and hang directly from the shoulder bone .\n",
      "  Conseil -- said -- the subbrachians\n",
      "  whose pelvic fins -- are attached under -- the pectorals\n",
      "  the pectorals -- hang directly from -- the shoulder bone\n",
      "\n",
      "the harpooner exclaimed , interested in fish only from an edible viewpoint .\n",
      "  the harpooner exclaimed -- fish only from -- an edible viewpoint\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Quarto , \" Conseil went on , unabashed , \" the apods , with long bodies that lack pelvic fins and are covered by a heavy , often glutinous skin , an order consisting of only one family .\n",
      "  Conseil -- went on -- unabashed\n",
      "  long bodies that lack pelvic fins -- are covered by -- glutinous skin\n",
      "  long bodies that lack pelvic fins -- often -- glutinous skin\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Quinto , \" Conseil said , \" the lophobranchians , which have fully formed , free - moving jaws but whose gills consist of little tufts arranged in pairs along their gill arches .\n",
      "  Conseil -- said -- the lophobranchians\n",
      "  the lophobranchians -- have fully formed -- free\n",
      "  free -- moving -- jaws\n",
      "  little tufts -- arranged in -- pairs\n",
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      "\" Sexto and last , \" Conseil said , \" the plectognaths , whose maxillary bone is firmly attached to the side of the intermaxillary that forms the jaw , and whose palate arch is locked to the skull by sutures that render the jaw immovable , an order lacking true pelvic fins and which consists of two families .\n",
      "  Conseil -- said -- the plectognaths\n",
      "  whose maxillary bone -- is -- the side\n",
      "  whose maxillary bone -- attached -- the side\n",
      "  the intermaxillary -- forms -- the jaw\n",
      "  whose palate arch -- is locked -- the skull\n",
      "  sutures -- render -- immovable\n",
      "  sutures -- jaw -- immovable\n",
      "  an order -- lacking -- true pelvic fins\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Are you grasping all this , Ned my friend ? \"\n",
      "  Ned -- my -- friend ?\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Not a lick of it , Conseil my friend , \" the harpooner replied . \"\n",
      "  Conseil -- my -- friend\n",
      "\n",
      "\" As for cartilaginous fish , \" Conseil went on unflappably , \" they consist of only three orders . \"\n",
      "  Conseil -- went on -- unflappably\n",
      "\n",
      "Primo , the cyclostomes , whose jaws are fused into a flexible ring and whose gill openings are simply a large number of holes , an order consisting of only one family .\n",
      "  whose -- jaws are fused into -- a flexible ring\n",
      "  whose gill -- openings are simply a large number of -- holes\n",
      "\n",
      "Secundo , the selacians , with gills resembling those of the cyclostomes but whose lower jaw is free - moving .\n",
      "  gills -- those of -- the cyclostomes\n",
      "  whose -- jaw is free - -- moving\n",
      "\n",
      "This order , which is the most important in the class , consists of two families .\n",
      "  This order -- is the most important in -- the class\n",
      "\n",
      "Well , Conseil my friend , on behalf of the rays , I would not advise you to put them in the same fish tank ! \"\n",
      "  Conseil -- my -- friend\n",
      "  the rays -- I -- advise\n",
      "  advise -- you -- the same fish tank !\n",
      "  advise -- put them in -- the same fish tank !\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Tertio , \" Conseil replied , \" The sturionians , whose gill opening is the usual single slit adorned with a gill cover , an order consisting of four genera .\n",
      "  whose gill -- opening is the usual single slit -- adorned\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Ah , Conseil my friend , you saved the best for last , in my opinion anyhow !\n",
      "  Conseil -- my -- friend\n",
      "  friend -- you saved the best for -- opinion anyhow !\n",
      "  the best -- my -- opinion anyhow !\n",
      "\n",
      "And note well , even when one has grasped all this , one still knows next to nothing , because these families are subdivided into genera , subgenera , species , varieties - \" \" All right , Conseil my friend , \" the harpooner said , leaning toward the glass panel , \" here come a couple of your varieties now ! \"\n",
      "  note -- even when -- these families\n",
      "  note -- has grasped -- these families\n",
      "  these families -- are subdivided into -- genera\n",
      "  Conseil -- my -- friend\n",
      "  the harpooner -- said -- leaning\n",
      "  here -- come a couple of -- your varieties\n",
      "  your varieties -- now -- !\n",
      "\n",
      "\" No , \" I replied , \" because an aquarium is nothing more than a cage , and these fish are as free as birds in the air ! \"\n",
      "  an aquarium -- is nothing more than -- a cage\n",
      "  these fish -- are as -- free\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Well , Conseil my friend , identify them !\n",
      "  Conseil -- my -- friend\n",
      "  friend -- identify -- !\n",
      "\n",
      "\" And in truth , although the fine lad was a classifying maniac , he was no naturalist , and I doubt that he could tell a bonito from a tuna .\n",
      "  the fine lad -- was -- a classifying maniac\n",
      "  a classifying maniac -- was -- no naturalist\n",
      "  no naturalist -- I doubt that -- a bonito\n",
      "  no naturalist -- tell a bonito from -- a tuna\n",
      "\n",
      "In short , he was the exact opposite of the Canadian , who knew nothing about classification but could instantly put a name to any fish .\n",
      "  short -- was the exact opposite of -- classification\n",
      "  classification -- put -- a name\n",
      "\n",
      "Assuredly , Ned and Conseil in combination added up to one outstanding naturalist .\n",
      "  combination -- added up -- outstanding naturalist\n",
      "\n",
      "Cavorting around the Nautilus was a school of triggerfish with flat bodies , grainy skins , armed with stings on their dorsal fins , and with four prickly rows of quills quivering on both sides of their tails .\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- was a school of -- triggerfish\n",
      "\n",
      "Around them , rays were undulating like sheets flapping in the wind , and among these I spotted , much to my glee , a Chinese ray , yellowish on its topside , a dainty pink on its belly , and armed with three stings behind its eyes ; a rare species whose very existence was still doubted in Lacépèd 's day , since that pioneering classifier of fish had seen one only in a portfolio of Japanese drawings .\n",
      "  rays -- were undulating like -- sheets flapping\n",
      "  the wind -- I spotted -- glee\n",
      "  the wind -- my -- glee\n",
      "  a rare species whose very existence -- was still doubted in -- Lacépèd\n",
      "  fish -- had seen -- a portfolio\n",
      "\n",
      "For two hours a whole aquatic army escorted the Nautilus .\n",
      "  hours a whole aquatic army -- escorted -- the Nautilus\n",
      "\n",
      "In the midst of their leaping and cavorting , while they competed with each other in beauty , radiance , and speed , I could distinguish some green wrasse , bewhiskered mullet marked with pairs of black lines , white gobies from the genus Eleotris with curved caudal fins and violet spots on the back , wonderful Japanese mackerel from the genus Scomber with blue bodies and silver heads , glittering azure goldfish whose name by itself gives their full description , several varieties of porgy or gilthead ( some banded gilthead with fins variously blue and yellow , some with horizontal heraldic bars and enhanced by a black strip around their caudal area , some with color zones and elegantly corseted in their six waistbands ) , trumpetfish with flutelike beaks that looked like genuine seafaring woodcocks and were sometimes a meter long , Japanese salamanders , serpentine moray eels from the genus Echidna that were six feet long with sharp little eyes and a huge mouth bristling with teeth ; etc .\n",
      "  cavorting -- competed with -- beauty\n",
      "  speed -- I -- some green wrasse\n",
      "  speed -- distinguish -- some green wrasse\n",
      "  bewhiskered mullet -- marked with -- pairs\n",
      "  itself -- gives -- full description\n",
      "  horizontal heraldic bars -- enhanced by -- a black strip\n",
      "  flutelike beaks -- looked like -- genuine seafaring woodcocks\n",
      "  genuine seafaring woodcocks -- were sometimes -- long\n",
      "  the genus Echidna -- were -- feet long\n",
      "  feet long -- mouth bristling with -- teeth\n",
      "\n",
      "Our wonderment stayed at an all - time fever pitch .\n",
      "  wonderment -- stayed at -- time\n",
      "\n",
      "Our exclamations were endless .\n",
      "  exclamations -- were -- endless\n",
      "\n",
      "Ned identified the fish , Conseil classified them , and as for me , I was in ecstasy over the verve of their movements and the beauty of their forms .\n",
      "  Ned -- identified -- the fish\n",
      "  Conseil -- classified -- ecstasy\n",
      "  Conseil -- I was in -- ecstasy\n",
      "\n",
      "Given such a complete collection from the seas of Japan and China , I wo not mention every variety that passed before our dazzled eyes .\n",
      "  China -- I wo -- every variety\n",
      "\n",
      "More numerous than birds in the air , these fish raced right up to us , no doubt attracted by the brilliant glow of our electric beacon .\n",
      "  us -- doubt attracted by -- the brilliant glow\n",
      "  the brilliant glow -- our -- electric beacon\n",
      "\n",
      "Suddenly daylight appeared in the lounge .\n",
      "  daylight -- appeared in -- the lounge\n",
      "\n",
      "But for a good while I kept dreaming away , until the moment my eyes focused on the instruments hanging on the wall .\n",
      "  the moment -- my eyes focused on -- the instruments hanging\n",
      "\n",
      "The compass still showed our heading as east - northeast , the pressure gauge indicated a pressure of five atmospheres ( corresponding to a depth of fifty meters ) , and the electric log gave our speed as fifteen miles per hour .\n",
      "  The compass -- showed our heading as -- east\n",
      "  the pressure gauge -- indicated a pressure of -- atmospheres\n",
      "  atmospheres -- corresponding -- meters )\n",
      "  atmospheres -- depth of -- meters )\n",
      "  the electric log -- gave our speed as -- miles\n",
      "\n",
      "Ned Land and Conseil returned to their cabin .\n",
      "  Conseil -- returned -- cabin\n",
      "\n",
      "It consisted of turtle soup made from the daintiest hawksbill , a red mullet with white , slightly flaky flesh , whose liver , when separately prepared , makes delicious eating , plus loin of imperial angelfish , whose flavor struck me as even better than salmon .\n",
      "  turtle soup -- made from -- the daintiest hawksbill\n",
      "  whose liver -- prepared -- makes delicious eating\n",
      "  whose flavor -- struck me as -- even\n",
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      "Then drowsiness overtook me , I stretched out on my eelgrass mattress , and I fell into a deep slumber , while the Nautilus glided through the swiftly flowing Black Current .\n",
      "  drowsiness -- I stretched out -- eelgrass mattress\n",
      "  drowsiness -- my -- eelgrass mattress\n",
      "  eelgrass mattress -- I fell into -- a deep slumber\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- swiftly -- flowing\n",
      "\n",
      "CHAPTER 15 An Invitation in Writing THE NEXT DAY , November 9 , I woke up only after a long , twelve - hour slumber .\n",
      "  An Invitation -- Writing -- THE NEXT DAY\n",
      "  November -- I woke up -- a long\n",
      "\n",
      "Conseil , a creature of habit , came to ask \" how maste 's night went , \" and to offer his services .\n",
      "  habit -- came -- ask\n",
      "  ask -- how -- maste\n",
      "  night -- went -- services\n",
      "  night -- offer -- services\n",
      "\n",
      "He had left his Canadian friend sleeping like a man who had never done anything else .\n",
      "  Canadian friend -- sleeping like -- a man\n",
      "\n",
      "I let the gallant lad babble as he pleased , without giving him much in the way of a reply .\n",
      "  pleased -- giving him much in -- the way\n",
      "\n",
      "I was concerned about Captain Nem 's absence during our session the previous afternoon , and I hoped to see him again today .\n",
      "  absence -- our -- session the previous afternoon\n",
      "  session the previous afternoon -- I hoped -- see\n",
      "  see -- again -- today\n",
      "\n",
      "Soon I had put on my clothes , which were woven from strands of seashell tissue .\n",
      "  clothes -- were woven from -- strands\n",
      "\n",
      "More than once their composition provoked comments from Conseil .\n",
      "  composition -- provoked comments from -- Conseil\n",
      "\n",
      "I informed him that they were made from the smooth , silken filaments with which the fan mussel , a type of seashell quite abundant along Mediterranean beaches , attaches itself to rocks .\n",
      "  silken filaments -- which -- the fan mussel\n",
      "  attaches -- itself -- rocks\n",
      "\n",
      "In olden times , fine fabrics , stockings , and gloves were made from such filaments , because they were both very soft and very warm .\n",
      "  gloves -- were made from -- such filaments\n",
      "\n",
      "So the Nautilu 's crew could dress themselves at little cost , without needing a thing from cotton growers , sheep , or silkworms on shore .\n",
      "  dress -- themselves at -- little cost\n",
      "  little cost -- needing a thing from -- cotton growers\n",
      "\n",
      "I also investigated the huge plant albums that were filled with the rarest marine herbs , which , although they were pressed and dried , still kept their wonderful colors .\n",
      "  the rarest marine herbs -- were pressed -- wonderful colors\n",
      "  the rarest marine herbs -- kept -- wonderful colors\n",
      "\n",
      "Among these valuable water plants , I noted various seaweed :\n",
      "  these valuable water plants -- I noted -- various seaweed :\n",
      "\n",
      "some Cladostephus verticillatus , peacoc 's tails , fig - leafed caulerpa , grain - bearing beauty bushes , delicate rosetangle tinted scarlet , sea colander arranged into fan shapes , mermai 's cups that looked like the caps of squat mushrooms and for years had been classified among the zoophytes ; in short , a complete series of algae .\n",
      "  sea colander -- arranged into -- fan shapes\n",
      "  cups -- looked like -- the caps\n",
      "  years -- had been classified among -- the zoophytes\n",
      "\n",
      "The entire day passed without my being honored by a visit from Captain Nemo .\n",
      "  day -- passed without my being honored by -- a visit\n",
      "  a visit -- Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "\n",
      "The Nautilus kept to an east - northeasterly heading , a speed of twelve miles per hour , and a depth between fifty and sixty meters .\n",
      "  The Nautilus -- kept -- an east\n",
      "  hour -- depth between -- meters\n",
      "\n",
      "Ned and Conseil spent the better part of the day with me .\n",
      "  Conseil -- spent the better part of -- the day\n",
      "\n",
      "But after all , as Conseil noted , we enjoyed complete freedom , we were daintily and abundantly fed .\n",
      "  Conseil -- noted -- we\n",
      "  we -- enjoyed -- complete freedom\n",
      "  we -- were -- daintily\n",
      "\n",
      "Our host had kept to the terms of his agreement .\n",
      "  host -- had kept -- the terms\n",
      "\n",
      "We could not complain , and moreover the very uniqueness of our situation had such generous rewards in store for us , we had no grounds for criticism .\n",
      "  complain -- moreover the very uniqueness of our -- situation\n",
      "  situation -- had such generous rewards in -- store\n",
      "  we -- had no grounds for -- criticism\n",
      "\n",
      "That day I started my diary of these adventures , which has enabled me to narrate them with the most scrupulous accuracy ; and one odd detail :\n",
      "  That day -- I started my diary of -- these adventures\n",
      "  these adventures -- has enabled me -- narrate\n",
      "  narrate -- them with -- the most scrupulous accuracy\n",
      "\n",
      "I wrote it on paper manufactured from marine eelgrass .\n",
      "  paper -- manufactured from -- marine eelgrass\n",
      "\n",
      "Early in the morning on November 11 , fresh air poured through the Nautilu 's interior , informing me that we had returned to the surface of the ocean to renew our oxygen supply .\n",
      "  fresh air -- poured through -- the Nautilu\n",
      "  interior -- informing me -- that we\n",
      "  that we -- had returned -- the ocean\n",
      "  that we -- surface of -- the ocean\n",
      "  the ocean -- renew our -- oxygen supply\n",
      "\n",
      "I headed for the central companionway and climbed onto the platform .\n",
      "  the central companionway -- climbed onto -- the platform\n",
      "\n",
      "I hoped to encounter Captain Nemo there - would he come ?\n",
      "  encounter -- Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "  Nemo -- there - -- ?\n",
      "  Nemo -- come -- ?\n",
      "\n",
      "I saw only the helmsman imprisoned in his glass - windowed pilothouse .\n",
      "  the helmsman -- imprisoned in -- glass\n",
      "\n",
      "Seated on the ledge furnished by the hull of the skiff , I inhaled the se 's salty aroma with great pleasure .\n",
      "  the skiff -- I inhaled -- the se\n",
      "\n",
      "Little by little , the mists were dispersed under the action of the su 's rays .\n",
      "  the mists -- were dispersed under -- the action\n",
      "\n",
      "The radiant orb cleared the eastern horizon .\n",
      "  The radiant orb -- cleared -- the eastern horizon\n",
      "\n",
      "Under its gaze , the sea caught on fire like a trail of gunpowder .\n",
      "  the sea -- caught on -- fire\n",
      "\n",
      "Scattered on high , the clouds were colored in bright , wonderfully shaded hues , and numerous \" ladyfingers \" warned of daylong winds .\n",
      "  high -- were colored in -- wonderfully shaded hues\n",
      "  ladyfingers -- warned of -- daylong\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Ladyfingers \" are small , thin , white clouds with ragged edges .\n",
      "  Ladyfingers -- are -- thin\n",
      "\n",
      "So I was marveling at this delightful sunrise , so life - giving and cheerful , when I heard someone climbing onto the platform .\n",
      "  life - -- giving -- cheerful\n",
      "  cheerful -- I heard someone climbing onto -- the platform\n",
      "\n",
      "I was prepared to greet Captain Nemo , but it was his chief officer who appeared - whom I had already met during our first visit with the captain .\n",
      "  greet -- Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "  Nemo -- was -- chief officer\n",
      "  chief officer -- appeared - -- whom\n",
      "  whom -- I had already met during our first visit with -- the captain\n",
      "\n",
      "He advanced over the platform , not seeming to notice my presence .\n",
      "  notice -- my -- presence\n",
      "\n",
      "A powerful spyglass to his eye , he scrutinized every point of the horizon with the utmost care .\n",
      "  A powerful spyglass -- scrutinized every point of -- the horizon\n",
      "\n",
      "Then , his examination over , he approached the hatch and pronounced a phrase whose exact wording follows below .\n",
      "  examination -- approached -- the hatch\n",
      "  the hatch -- pronounced -- phrase whose exact wording follows below\n",
      "\n",
      "I remember it because , every morning , it was repeated under the same circumstances .\n",
      "  every morning -- was repeated under -- the same circumstances\n",
      "\n",
      "These words pronounced , the chief officer went below again .\n",
      "  the chief officer -- went -- below again\n",
      "\n",
      "I thought the Nautilus was about to resume its underwater navigating .\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- was about -- underwater navigating\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- resume -- underwater navigating\n",
      "\n",
      "So I went down the hatch and back through the gangways to my stateroom .\n",
      "  the hatch -- back through -- the gangways\n",
      "  the gangways -- my -- stateroom\n",
      "\n",
      "Five days passed in this way with no change in our situation .\n",
      "  days -- passed in -- this way\n",
      "  no change -- our -- situation\n",
      "\n",
      "Every morning I climbed onto the platform .\n",
      "  Every morning -- I climbed onto -- the platform\n",
      "\n",
      "The same phrase was pronounced by the same individual .\n",
      "  The same phrase -- was pronounced by -- the same individual\n",
      "\n",
      "I was pursuing the policy that we had seen the last of him , when on November 16 , while reentering my stateroom with Ned and Conseil , I found a note addressed to me on the table .\n",
      "  the policy that we -- had seen the last of -- November\n",
      "  reentering -- my stateroom with -- Ned\n",
      "  Conseil -- I found -- a note\n",
      "  a note -- addressed -- the table\n",
      "  a note -- me on -- the table\n",
      "\n",
      "It was written in a script that was clear and neat but a bit \" Old English \" in style , its characters reminding me of German calligraphy .\n",
      "  reminding -- me of -- German calligraphy\n",
      "\n",
      "The note was worded as follows :\n",
      "  The note -- was worded as -- follows :\n",
      "\n",
      "Professor Aronnax Aboard the Nautilus November 16 , 1867 Captain Nemo invites Professor Aronnax on a hunting trip that will take place tomorrow morning in his Crespo Island forests .\n",
      "  Professor Aronnax -- Aboard -- the Nautilus November\n",
      "  the Nautilus November -- Captain Nemo invites Professor Aronnax on -- a hunting trip\n",
      "  a hunting trip -- take place tomorrow morning in -- Crespo Island forests\n",
      "\n",
      "He hopes nothing will prevent the professor from attending , and he looks forward with pleasure to the professo 's companions joining him .\n",
      "  the professor -- looks forward with -- pleasure\n",
      "\n"
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      "\" That seems to be the gist of it , \" I said , rereading the letter . \"\n",
      "  the gist -- I said -- the letter\n",
      "  the gist -- rereading -- the letter\n",
      "\n",
      "Well , we have got to accept !\n",
      "  we -- have got -- !\n",
      "  we -- accept -- !\n",
      "\n",
      "Once we are on solid ground , we will figure out a course of action .\n",
      "  we -- are on -- solid ground\n",
      "\n",
      "Besides , it would not pain me to eat a couple slices of fresh venison !\n",
      "  pain -- me -- a couple slices\n",
      "  pain -- eat a couple slices of -- fresh venison !\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Without trying to reconcile the contradictions between Captain Nem 's professed horror of continents or islands and his invitation to go hunting in a forest , I was content to reply : \"\n",
      "  a forest -- I was content -- :\n",
      "\n",
      "\" I consulted the world map ; and in latitude 32 degrees 40 ' north and longitude 167 degrees 50 ' west , I found an islet that had been discovered in 1801 by Captain Crespo , which old Spanish charts called Rocca de la Plata , in other words , \" Silver Rock . \"\n",
      "  the world map -- latitude -- north\n",
      "  west -- I found an islet that had been discovered in -- 1801\n",
      "  1801 -- Captain -- Crespo\n",
      "  which old Spanish charts -- called -- Rocca de la Plata\n",
      "\n",
      "So we were about 1,800 miles from our starting point , and by a slight change of heading , the Nautilus was bringing us back toward the southeast .\n",
      "  we -- were about -- miles\n",
      "  miles -- our starting -- point\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- was bringing -- us\n",
      "  us -- back toward -- the southeast\n",
      "\n",
      "\" If Captain Nemo does sometimes go ashore , \" I told them , \" at least he only picks desert islands ! \"\n",
      "  ashore -- I told -- picks desert islands !\n",
      "  ashore -- least -- picks desert islands !\n",
      "\n",
      "Ned Land shook his head without replying ; then he and Conseil left me .\n",
      "  Ned Land -- shook his head without -- replying\n",
      "  replying -- then -- Conseil\n",
      "\n",
      "After supper was served me by the mute and emotionless steward , I fell asleep ; but not without some anxieties .\n",
      "  emotionless steward -- I fell asleep -- some anxieties\n",
      "\n",
      "When I woke up the next day , November 17 , I sensed that the Nautilus was completely motionless .\n",
      "  November -- I sensed that -- the Nautilus\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- was completely -- motionless\n",
      "\n",
      "I dressed hurriedly and entered the main lounge .\n",
      "  hurriedly -- entered -- the main lounge\n",
      "\n",
      "He stood up , bowed , and asked if it suited me to come along .\n",
      "  suited -- me -- along\n",
      "  suited -- come -- along\n",
      "\n",
      "Since he made no allusion to his absence the past eight days , I also refrained from mentioning it , and I simply answered that my companions and I were ready to go with him .\n",
      "  no allusion -- absence -- days\n",
      "  days -- I also refrained from -- companions\n",
      "  days -- I simply answered that my -- companions\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Only , sir , \" I added , \" I will take the liberty of addressing a question to you . \"\n",
      "  sir -- I added -- the liberty\n",
      "  sir -- I -- the liberty\n",
      "  sir -- take the liberty of addressing -- a question\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Address away , Professor Aronnax , and if I am able to answer , I will . \"\n",
      "  Professor Aronnax -- I am able -- will\n",
      "  Professor Aronnax -- I -- will\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Well then , captain , how is it that you've severed all ties with the shore , yet you own forests on Crespo Island ? \"\n",
      "  captain -- how is -- that you've\n",
      "  that you've -- severed all ties with -- the shore\n",
      "  the shore -- you own forests on -- Crespo Island ?\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Professor , \" the captain answered me , \" these forests of mine do not bask in the heat and light of the sun .\n",
      "  Professor -- captain answered -- these forests\n",
      "  mine -- do not bask in -- the heat\n",
      "\n",
      "These forests are not on land , they're actual underwater forests . \"\n",
      "  These forests -- are not on -- land\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Assuredly , \" I said to myself , \" he is contracted some mental illness .\n",
      "  Assuredly -- I said -- some mental illness\n",
      "  Assuredly -- is contracted -- some mental illness\n",
      "\n",
      "\" These thoughts were clearly readable on my face ; but Captain Nemo remained content with inviting me to follow him , and I did so like a man resigned to the worst .\n",
      "  These thoughts -- were clearly readable on my -- face\n",
      "  face -- Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "  Nemo -- remained content with inviting me -- a man\n",
      "  content -- follow -- a man\n",
      "  content -- I did so like -- a man\n",
      "  a man -- resigned -- the worst\n",
      "\n",
      "We arrived at the dining room , where we found breakfast served .\n",
      "  we -- found -- breakfast\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Professor Aronnax , \" the captain told me , \" I beg you to share my breakfast without formality .\n",
      "  Professor Aronnax -- captain told -- beg\n",
      "  Professor Aronnax -- I -- beg\n",
      "  beg -- you -- share\n",
      "  share -- my breakfast without -- formality\n",
      "\n",
      "Because , although I promised you a stroll in my forests , I made no pledge to arrange for your encountering a restaurant there .\n",
      "  forests -- I made -- no pledge\n",
      "  your -- encountering -- a restaurant\n",
      "\n",
      "Accordingly , eat your breakfast like a man who'll probably eat dinner only when it is extremely late .\n",
      "  a man who'll -- eat -- dinner\n",
      "\n",
      "Our beverage consisted of clear water to which , following the captai 's example , I added some drops of a fermented liquor extracted by the Kamchatka process from the seaweed known by name as Rhodymenia palmata .\n",
      "  clear water -- following -- the captai\n",
      "  example -- I added some drops of -- a fermented liquor\n",
      "  a fermented liquor -- extracted by -- the Kamchatka process\n",
      "  the seaweed -- known by -- name\n",
      "\n",
      "At first Captain Nemo ate without pronouncing a single word .\n",
      "  Nemo -- ate without pronouncing -- a single word\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Professor , when I proposed that you go hunting in my Crespo forests , you thought I was contradicting myself .\n",
      "  Professor -- I proposed -- hunting\n",
      "  Professor -- you go hunting in my -- Crespo forests\n",
      "\n",
      "When I informed you that it was an issue of underwater forests , you thought I would gone insane .\n",
      "  underwater forests -- you thought I -- insane\n",
      "  underwater forests -- gone -- insane\n",
      "\n",
      "Professor , you must never make snap judgments about your fellow man . \"\n",
      "  Professor -- you -- snap judgments\n",
      "  Professor -- never make snap judgments about -- your fellow man\n",
      "\n",
      "\" But , captain , believe me - \" \" Kindly listen to me , and you will see if you have grounds for accusing me of insanity or self - contradiction . \"\n",
      "  captain -- believe me -- -\n",
      "  Kindly -- listen -- see\n",
      "  Kindly -- you -- see\n",
      "  see -- you have grounds for accusing me of -- insanity\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Professor , you know as well as I do that a man can live underwater so long as he carries with him his own supply of breathable air .\n",
      "  Professor -- you know as -- a man\n",
      "  know -- I do that -- a man\n",
      "  long -- carries with him his own supply of -- breathable air\n",
      "\n",
      "For underwater work projects , the workman wears a waterproof suit with his head imprisoned in a metal capsule , while he receives air from above by means of force pumps and flow regulators . \"\n",
      "  the workman -- wears a waterproof suit with -- head\n",
      "  head -- imprisoned in -- a metal capsule\n",
      "  force pumps -- flow -- regulators\n",
      "\n",
      "Correct , but under such conditions the man has no freedom .\n",
      "  such conditions the man -- has -- no freedom\n",
      "\n",
      "He is attached to a pump that sends him air through an india - rubber hose ; it is an actual chain that fetters him to the shore , and if we were to be bound in this way to the Nautilus , we could not go far either . \"\n",
      "  rubber hose -- is -- an actual chain that fetters\n",
      "  an actual chain that fetters -- him -- the shore\n",
      "  we -- were -- bound\n",
      "  we -- be bound in -- this way\n",
      "\n",
      "\" We use the Rouquayrol - Denayrouze device , invented by two of your fellow countrymen but refined by me for my own special uses , thereby enabling you to risk these new physiological conditions without suffering any organic disorders .\n",
      "  We -- use the Rouquayrol - -- Denayrouze device\n",
      "  Denayrouze device -- invented by -- your fellow countrymen\n",
      "  your fellow countrymen -- me for my -- special uses\n",
      "  special uses -- thereby -- enabling\n",
      "  enabling -- you -- these new physiological conditions\n",
      "  enabling -- risk these new physiological conditions without suffering -- any organic disorders\n",
      "\n",
      "It consists of a tank built from heavy sheet iron in which I store air under a pressure of fifty atmospheres .\n",
      "  a tank -- built from -- heavy sheet iron\n",
      "  heavy sheet iron -- I store air under -- a pressure\n",
      "\n",
      "This tank is fastened to the back by means of straps , like a soldie 's knapsack .\n",
      "  This tank -- is -- fastened\n",
      "  fastened -- back by -- means\n",
      "\n",
      "Its top part forms a box where the air is regulated by a bellows mechanism and can be released only at its proper tension .\n",
      "  top part -- forms -- a box\n",
      "  the air -- is regulated by -- a bellows mechanism\n",
      "  a bellows mechanism -- be released only at -- proper tension\n",
      "\n",
      "In the Rouquayrol device that has been in general use , two india - rubber hoses leave this box and feed to a kind of tent that imprisons the operato 's nose and mouth ; one hose is for the entrance of air to be inhaled , the other for the exit of air to be exhaled , and the tongue closes off the former or the latter depending on the breathe 's needs .\n",
      "  the Rouquayrol device -- has been in -- general use\n",
      "  rubber -- leave -- this box\n",
      "  this box -- feed -- the operato\n",
      "  this box -- tent -- the operato\n",
      "  this box -- imprisons -- the operato\n",
      "  nose -- mouth -- hose\n",
      "  hose -- is for -- the entrance\n",
      "  air -- be -- inhaled\n",
      "  air -- be -- exhaled\n",
      "\n",
      "But in my case , since I face considerable pressures at the bottom of the sea , I needed to enclose my head in a copper sphere , like those found on standard diving suits , and the two hoses for inhalation and exhalation now feed to that sphere . \"\n",
      "  case -- I face considerable pressures at -- the sea\n",
      "  face considerable pressures -- bottom of -- the sea\n",
      "  the sea -- I needed -- enclose\n",
      "  enclose -- my head in -- a copper sphere\n",
      "  a copper sphere -- found on -- standard diving suits\n",
      "  exhalation -- now feed -- that sphere\n",
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      "\" That is perfect , Captain Nemo , but the air you carry must be quickly depleted ; and once it contains no more than 15 % oxygen , it becomes unfit for breathing . \"\n",
      "  the air -- you carry -- depleted\n",
      "  the air -- be quickly -- depleted\n",
      "  depleted -- contains no more than -- % oxygen\n",
      "  becomes -- unfit for -- breathing\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Surely , but as I told you , Professor Aronnax , the Nautilu 's pumps enable me to store air under considerable pressure , and given this circumstance , the tank on my diving equipment can supply breathable air for nine or ten hours . \"\n",
      "  Surely -- I told -- you\n",
      "  pumps -- enable me -- store air\n",
      "  considerable pressure -- given -- this circumstance\n",
      "  the tank -- my diving equipment can supply breathable air for -- hours\n",
      "\n",
      "I will only ask you , captain :\n",
      "  ask you -- captain -- :\n",
      "\n",
      "how can you light your way at the bottom of the ocean ? \"\n",
      "  light your way -- bottom of -- the ocean ?\n",
      "\n",
      "If the first is carried on the back , the second is fastened to the belt .\n",
      "  the back -- second is -- fastened\n",
      "\n",
      "It consists of a Bunsen battery that I activate not with potassium dichromate but with sodium .\n",
      "  a Bunsen battery -- I activate not with -- potassium dichromate\n",
      "\n",
      "An induction coil gathers the electricity generated and directs it to a specially designed lantern .\n",
      "  An induction coil -- gathers -- the electricity generated\n",
      "  the electricity generated -- directs -- lantern\n",
      "  the electricity generated -- designed -- lantern\n",
      "\n",
      "When the device is operating , this gas becomes luminous and gives off a continuous whitish light .\n",
      "  the device -- is -- operating\n",
      "\n",
      "Thus provided for , I breathe and I see . \"\n",
      "  provided -- I -- breathe\n",
      "  breathe -- I -- see\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Captain Nemo , to my every objection you give such crushing answers , I am afraid to entertain a single doubt .\n",
      "  Nemo -- my -- such crushing answers\n",
      "  Nemo -- you give -- such crushing answers\n",
      "  such crushing answers -- I am afraid -- a single doubt\n",
      "  such crushing answers -- entertain -- a single doubt\n",
      "\n",
      "However , though I have no choice but to accept both the Rouquayrol and Ruhmkorff devices , I would like to register some reservations about the rifle with which you will equip me . \"\n",
      "  However -- I have -- no choice\n",
      "  no choice -- accept both -- the Rouquayrol\n",
      "  Ruhmkorff devices -- I -- some reservations\n",
      "  Ruhmkorff devices -- like -- some reservations\n",
      "  Ruhmkorff devices -- register some reservations about -- the rifle\n",
      "  the rifle -- you -- equip\n",
      "\n",
      "\" But it is not a rifle that uses gunpowder , \" the captain replied . \"\n",
      "  a rifle -- uses -- gunpowder\n",
      "  gunpowder -- captain -- replied\n",
      "\n",
      "How can I make gunpowder on my ship when I have no saltpeter , sulfur , or charcoal ? \"\n",
      "  ship -- I have -- no saltpeter\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Even so , \" I replied , \" to fire underwater in a medium that is 855 times denser than air , you'd have to overcome considerable resistance . \"\n",
      "  a medium -- is 855 times denser than -- air\n",
      "  you'd -- have -- considerable resistance\n",
      "  you'd -- overcome -- considerable resistance\n",
      "\n",
      "There are certain Fulton - style guns perfected by the Englishmen Philippe - Coles and Burley , the Frenchman Furcy , and the Italian Landi ; they're equipped with a special system of airtight fastenings and can fire in underwater conditions .\n",
      "  they're -- equipped with -- a special system\n",
      "\n",
      "having no gunpowder , I have replaced it with air at high pressure , which is abundantly supplied me by the Nautilu 's pumps . \"\n",
      "  no gunpowder -- I have replaced it with -- air\n",
      "  high pressure -- is abundantly supplied me by -- the Nautilu\n",
      "\n",
      "\" But this air must be swiftly depleted . \"\n",
      "  this air -- be swiftly -- depleted\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Well , in a pinch can not my Rouquayrol tank supply me with more ?\n",
      "  a pinch -- my -- Rouquayrol tank supply\n",
      "  Rouquayrol tank supply -- me with -- more ?\n",
      "\n",
      "* Besides , Professor Aronnax , you will see for yourself that during these underwater hunting trips , we make no great expenditure of either air or bullets .\n",
      "  Professor Aronnax -- you -- see\n",
      "  we -- make no great expenditure of -- air\n",
      "\n",
      "But it seems to me that in this semidarkness , amid this liquid that is so dense in comparison to the atmosphere , a gunshot could not carry far and would prove fatal only with difficulty ! \"\n",
      "  this semidarkness -- is so dense in -- comparison\n",
      "  a gunshot -- carry far -- difficulty !\n",
      "  a gunshot -- prove fatal only with -- difficulty !\n",
      "\n",
      "\" On the contrary , sir , with this rifle every shot is fatal ; and as soon as the animal is hit , no matter how lightly , it falls as if struck by lightning . \"\n",
      "  sir -- shot is -- the animal\n",
      "  the animal -- is hit -- no matter\n",
      "  no matter -- how -- falls\n",
      "  falls -- struck by -- lightning\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Because this rifle does not shoot ordinary bullets but little glass capsules invented by the Austrian chemist Leniebroek , and I have a considerable supply of them .\n",
      "  little glass capsules -- invented by -- the Austrian chemist Leniebroek\n",
      "\n",
      "These glass capsules are covered with a strip of steel and weighted with a lead base ; they're genuine little Leyden jars charged with high - voltage electricity .\n",
      "  These glass capsules -- are covered with -- a strip\n",
      "  weighted -- lead -- base\n",
      "  they're genuine little Leyden jars -- charged with -- voltage electricity\n",
      "\n",
      "They go off at the slightest impact , and the animal , no matter how strong , drops dead .\n",
      "  no matter -- how -- drops dead\n",
      "\n",
      "I might add that these capsules are no bigger than number 4 shot , and the chamber of any ordinary rifle could hold ten of them . \"\n",
      "  these capsules -- are no bigger than -- number\n",
      "\n",
      "\" I will quit debating , \" I replied , getting up from the table . \"\n",
      "  debating -- I -- replied\n",
      "\n",
      "And all that is left is for me to shoulder my rifle .\n",
      "  shoulder -- my -- rifle\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Captain Nemo led me to the Nautilu 's stern , and passing by Ned and Consei 's cabin , I summoned my two companions , who instantly followed us .\n",
      "  Nemo -- led me -- the Nautilu\n",
      "  cabin -- I summoned my -- companions\n",
      "  companions -- followed -- us\n",
      "\n",
      "Then we arrived at a cell located within easy access of the engine room ; in this cell we were to get dressed for our stroll .\n",
      "  a cell -- located within -- easy access\n",
      "\n",
      "CHAPTER 16 Strolling the Plains THIS CELL , properly speaking , was the Nautilu 's arsenal and wardrobe .\n",
      "  the Plains THIS CELL -- properly speaking -- the Nautilu\n",
      "  the Plains THIS CELL -- was -- the Nautilu\n",
      "\n",
      "\" But my gallant Ned , \" I told him , \" the forests of Crespo Island are simply underwater forests ! \"\n",
      "  gallant Ned -- I told -- the forests\n",
      "  Crespo Island -- are simply -- underwater forests !\n",
      "\n",
      "\" And you , Professor Aronnax , are you going to stick yourself inside these clothes ? \"\n",
      "  Professor Aronnax -- are you going -- yourself\n",
      "  Professor Aronnax -- stick yourself inside -- these clothes ?\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Have it your way , sir , \" the harpooner replied , shrugging his shoulders . \"\n",
      "  the harpooner replied -- shrugging -- shoulders\n",
      "\n",
      "\" No one will force you , Mr. Land , \" Captain Nemo said . \"\n",
      "  Mr. Land -- Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "\n",
      "And is Conseil going to risk it ?\n",
      "  Conseil -- going -- risk\n",
      "\n",
      "Where master goes , I go , \" Conseil replied .\n",
      "  master goes -- I go -- Conseil replied\n",
      "\n",
      "At the captai 's summons , two crewmen came to help us put on these heavy , waterproof clothes , made from seamless India rubber and expressly designed to bear considerable pressures .\n",
      "  crewmen -- came -- us\n",
      "  crewmen -- help -- us\n",
      "  us -- put on -- waterproof clothes\n",
      "  waterproof clothes -- made from -- seamless India rubber\n",
      "  expressly -- designed -- bear considerable pressures\n",
      "\n",
      "They were like suits of armor that were both yielding and resistant , you might say .\n",
      "  armor -- were -- resistant\n",
      "\n",
      "The pants ended in bulky footwear adorned with heavy lead soles .\n",
      "  The pants -- ended in -- bulky footwear adorned\n",
      "  bulky footwear adorned -- lead -- soles\n",
      "\n",
      "The fabric of the jacket was reinforced with copper mail that shielded the chest , protected it from the wate 's pressure , and allowed the lungs to function freely ; the sleeves ended in supple gloves that did not impede hand movements .\n",
      "  the jacket -- was reinforced with -- copper mail\n",
      "  the chest -- protected it from -- the wate\n",
      "  pressure -- allowed -- the lungs\n",
      "  the sleeves -- ended in -- supple gloves\n",
      "  supple gloves -- did not -- hand movements\n",
      "\n",
      "These perfected diving suits , it was easy to see , were a far cry from such misshapen costumes as the cork breastplates , leather jumpers , seagoing tunics , barrel helmets , etc .\n",
      "  These perfected diving suits -- was -- easy\n",
      "  see -- were -- such misshapen costumes\n",
      "  see -- far cry from -- such misshapen costumes\n",
      "\n",
      "Conseil and I were soon dressed in these diving suits , as were Captain Nemo and one of his companions - a herculean type who must have been prodigiously strong .\n",
      "  Conseil -- I were soon dressed in -- these diving suits\n",
      "  these diving suits -- were Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "\n",
      "But before proceeding with this operation , I asked the captain for permission to examine the rifles set aside for us .\n",
      "  this operation -- I asked -- the rifles\n",
      "  this operation -- captain for permission -- the rifles\n",
      "  this operation -- examine -- the rifles\n",
      "  the rifles -- set aside for -- us\n",
      "\n",
      "One of the Nautilu 's men presented me with a streamlined rifle whose butt was boilerplate steel , hollow inside , and of fairly large dimensions .\n",
      "  men -- presented me with -- whose butt\n",
      "  whose butt -- was -- boilerplate steel\n",
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      "This served as a tank for the compressed air , which a trigger - operated valve could release into the metal chamber .\n",
      "  a tank -- compressed -- air\n",
      "  air -- which -- -\n",
      "  air -- trigger -- -\n",
      "  - -- operated -- valve\n",
      "\n",
      "In a groove where the butt was heaviest , a cartridge clip held some twenty electric bullets that , by means of a spring , automatically took their places in the barrel of the rifle .\n",
      "  the butt -- was -- heaviest\n",
      "  a cartridge clip -- held -- some twenty electric bullets that\n",
      "  a spring -- took their places in -- the barrel\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Captain Nemo , \" I said , \" this is an ideal , easy - to - use weapon .\n",
      "  Nemo -- I said -- an ideal\n",
      "  Nemo -- is -- an ideal\n",
      "  easy - -- use -- weapon\n",
      "\n",
      "But how will we reach the bottom of the sea ? \"\n",
      "  we -- reach -- the sea ?\n",
      "  we -- bottom of -- the sea ?\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Right now , professor , the Nautilus is aground in ten meters of water , and we have only to depart . \"\n",
      "  Right -- now -- professor\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- is aground in -- meters\n",
      "  we -- have only -- depart\n",
      "\n",
      "\" But how will we set out ? \"\n",
      "  we -- set out -- ?\n",
      "\n",
      "Captain Nemo inserted his cranium into its spherical headgear .\n",
      "  Nemo -- inserted his cranium into -- spherical headgear\n",
      "\n",
      "Conseil and I did the same , but not without hearing the Canadian toss us a sarcastic \" happy hunting .\n",
      "  Conseil -- I did -- the same\n",
      "  the same -- hearing -- a sarcastic\n",
      "  the same -- us -- a sarcastic\n",
      "\n",
      "\" On top , the suit ended in a collar of threaded copper onto which the metal helmet was screwed .\n",
      "  the suit -- ended in -- a collar\n",
      "  threaded copper -- which -- the metal helmet\n",
      "  the metal helmet -- was -- screwed\n",
      "\n",
      "Three holes , protected by heavy glass , allowed us to see in any direction with simply a turn of the head inside the sphere .\n",
      "  holes -- protected by -- heavy glass\n",
      "  heavy glass -- allowed -- us\n",
      "  any direction -- simply -- the head\n",
      "  any direction -- turn of -- the head\n",
      "\n",
      "Placed on our backs , the Rouquayrol device went into operation as soon as it was in position , and for my part , I could breathe with ease .\n",
      "  the Rouquayrol device -- went into -- operation\n",
      "  operation -- was in -- position\n",
      "  position -- my -- part\n",
      "  part -- I -- breathe\n",
      "\n",
      "The Ruhmkorff lamp hanging from my belt , my rifle in hand , I was ready to go forth .\n",
      "  The Ruhmkorff lamp hanging -- my -- belt\n",
      "  belt -- my rifle in -- hand\n",
      "  hand -- I was ready -- forth\n",
      "\n",
      "But in all honesty , while imprisoned in these heavy clothes and nailed to the deck by my lead soles , it was impossible for me to take a single step .\n",
      "  all honesty -- imprisoned in -- these heavy clothes\n",
      "  the deck -- my lead -- soles\n",
      "  soles -- was impossible for me -- a single step\n",
      "  impossible -- take -- a single step\n",
      "\n",
      "But this circumstance had been foreseen , because I felt myself propelled into a little room adjoining the wardrobe .\n",
      "  this circumstance -- had been -- foreseen\n",
      "  foreseen -- I felt -- a little room\n",
      "  foreseen -- propelled into -- a little room\n",
      "  a little room -- adjoining -- the wardrobe\n",
      "\n",
      "Towed in the same way , my companions went with me .\n",
      "  the same way -- my -- companions\n",
      "\n",
      "I heard a door with watertight seals close after us , and we were surrounded by profound darkness .\n",
      "  watertight seals -- close after -- us\n",
      "\n",
      "After some minutes a sharp hissing reached my ears .\n",
      "  some minutes a sharp hissing -- reached my -- ears\n",
      "\n",
      "I felt a distinct sensation of cold rising from my feet to my chest .\n",
      "  a distinct sensation -- rising from my -- feet\n",
      "  feet -- my -- chest\n",
      "\n",
      "Apparently a stopcock inside the boat was letting in water from outside , which overran us and soon filled up the room .\n",
      "  the boat -- was letting in -- water\n",
      "  us -- filled up -- the room\n",
      "\n",
      "We were lit by a subdued light .\n",
      "  We -- were lit by -- a subdued light\n",
      "\n",
      "An instant later our feet were treading the bottom of the sea .\n",
      "  An instant -- later our -- feet\n",
      "  feet -- were treading -- the sea\n",
      "  feet -- bottom of -- the sea\n",
      "\n",
      "And now , how can I convey the impressions left on me by this stroll under the waters .\n",
      "  the impressions -- left on me by -- the waters\n",
      "\n",
      "Words are powerless to describe such wonders !\n",
      "  Words -- are -- powerless\n",
      "  powerless -- describe -- such wonders !\n",
      "\n",
      "When even the painte 's brush can not depict the effects unique to the liquid element , how can the write 's pen hope to reproduce them ?\n",
      "  the painte -- depict -- the effects\n",
      "  the liquid element -- how can -- pen hope\n",
      "  the liquid element -- write -- pen hope\n",
      "\n",
      "Captain Nemo walked in front , and his companion followed us a few steps to the rear .\n",
      "  Nemo -- walked in -- front\n",
      "  companion -- followed us -- a few steps\n",
      "\n",
      "Conseil and I stayed next to each other , as if daydreaming that through our metal carapaces , a little polite conversation might still be possible !\n",
      "  Conseil -- I stayed -- daydreaming\n",
      "  daydreaming -- our -- metal carapaces\n",
      "  a little polite conversation -- be -- possible !\n",
      "\n",
      "Already I no longer felt the bulkiness of my clothes , footwear , and air tank , nor the weight of the heavy sphere inside which my head was rattling like an almond in its shell .\n",
      "  air tank -- nor -- the heavy sphere\n",
      "  air tank -- weight of -- the heavy sphere\n",
      "  the heavy sphere -- my -- head\n",
      "  head -- was rattling like -- an almond\n",
      "\n",
      "Once immersed in water , all these objects lost a part of their weight equal to the weight of the liquid they displaced , and thanks to this law of physics discovered by Archimedes , I did just fine .\n",
      "  water -- all -- these objects\n",
      "  these objects -- lost a part of -- equal\n",
      "  equal -- weight of -- thanks\n",
      "  equal -- displaced -- thanks\n",
      "  this law -- discovered by -- Archimedes\n",
      "\n",
      "I was no longer an inert mass , and I had , comparatively speaking , great freedom of movement .\n",
      "  an inert mass -- I had -- great freedom\n",
      "  an inert mass -- speaking -- great freedom\n",
      "\n",
      "Lighting up the seafloor even thirty feet beneath the surface of the ocean , the sun astonished me with its power .\n",
      "  the seafloor -- even thirty feet beneath -- the ocean\n",
      "  thirty feet -- surface of -- the ocean\n",
      "  the sun -- astonished me with -- power\n",
      "\n",
      "The solar rays easily crossed this aqueous mass and dispersed its dark colors .\n",
      "  The solar rays -- crossed -- this aqueous mass\n",
      "\n",
      "Farther on , the bottom was tinted with fine shades of ultramarine ; then , off in the distance , it turned blue and faded in the midst of a hazy darkness .\n",
      "  the distance -- turned -- faded\n",
      "  faded -- midst of -- a hazy\n",
      "\n",
      "Truly , this water surrounding me was just a kind of air , denser than the atmosphere on land but almost as transparent .\n",
      "  this water surrounding -- was just a kind of -- air\n",
      "\n",
      "We were walking on sand that was fine - grained and smooth , not wrinkled like beach sand , which preserves the impressions left by the waves .\n",
      "  We -- were walking on -- sand\n",
      "  sand -- was fine - -- grained\n",
      "  beach sand -- preserves -- the impressions\n",
      "  the impressions -- left by -- the waves\n",
      "\n",
      "This dazzling carpet was a real mirror , throwing back the su 's rays with startling intensity .\n",
      "  carpet -- was -- a real mirror\n",
      "\n",
      "an immense vista of reflections that penetrated every liquid molecule .\n",
      "  reflections -- penetrated -- every liquid molecule\n",
      "\n",
      "Will anyone believe me if I assert that at this thirty - foot depth , I could see as if it was broad daylight ?\n",
      "  foot depth -- I -- see\n",
      "  see -- was -- broad daylight ?\n",
      "\n",
      "For a quarter of an hour , I trod this blazing sand , which was strewn with tiny crumbs of seashell .\n",
      "  an hour -- I trod -- this blazing sand\n",
      "  this blazing sand -- was strewn with -- tiny crumbs\n",
      "\n",
      "Looming like a long reef , the Nautilu 's hull disappeared little by little , but when night fell in the midst of the waters , the shi 's beacon would surely facilitate our return on board , since its rays carried with perfect distinctness .\n",
      "  hull -- disappeared little by -- night\n",
      "  night -- fell in -- the waters\n",
      "  night -- midst of -- the waters\n",
      "  beacon -- surely facilitate our return on -- board\n",
      "  rays -- carried with -- perfect distinctness\n",
      "\n",
      "This effect is difficult to understand for anyone who has never seen light beams so sharply defined on shore .\n",
      "  This effect -- is -- light beams\n",
      "  This effect -- has never seen -- light beams\n",
      "  light beams -- defined on -- shore\n",
      "\n",
      "There the dust that saturates the air gives such rays the appearance of a luminous fog ; but above water as well as underwater , shafts of electric light are transmitted with incomparable clarity .\n",
      "  the dust -- saturates -- the air gives\n",
      "  the air gives -- rays the appearance of -- a luminous fog\n",
      "  electric light -- are transmitted with -- incomparable clarity\n",
      "\n",
      "Meanwhile we went ever onward , and these vast plains of sand seemed endless .\n",
      "  we -- went ever -- onward\n",
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      "My hands parted liquid curtains that closed again behind me , and my footprints faded swiftly under the wate 's pressure .\n",
      "  hands -- parted liquid curtains that closed again -- behind\n",
      "  behind -- my -- faded\n",
      "  faded -- swiftly under -- the wate\n",
      "\n",
      "I recognized the lower slopes of some magnificent rocks carpeted by the finest zoophyte specimens , and right off , I was struck by an effect unique to this medium .\n",
      "  right -- I was struck by -- an effect\n",
      "\n",
      "The su 's rays hit the surface of the waves at a fairly oblique angle , decomposing by refraction as though passing through a prism ; and when this light came in contact with flowers , rocks , buds , seashells , and polyps , the edges of these objects were shaded with all seven hues of the solar spectrum .\n",
      "  rays -- hit -- the waves\n",
      "  rays -- surface of -- the waves\n",
      "  this light -- came in -- contact\n",
      "  these objects -- were shaded with -- hues\n",
      "\n",
      "This riot of rainbow tints was a wonder , a feast for the eyes :\n",
      "  rainbow tints -- was -- a wonder\n",
      "\n",
      "If only I had been able to share with Conseil the intense sensations rising in my brain , competing with him in exclamations of wonderment !\n",
      "  share -- Conseil -- the intense sensations\n",
      "  the intense sensations -- rising in my -- brain\n",
      "  brain -- competing with him in -- exclamations\n",
      "\n",
      "If only I had known , like Captain Nemo and his companion , how to exchange thoughts by means of prearranged signals !\n",
      "  companion -- how -- exchange thoughts\n",
      "  prearranged -- signals -- !\n",
      "\n",
      "So , for lack of anything better , I talked to myself :\n",
      "  lack -- I talked -- :\n",
      "\n",
      "I declaimed inside this copper box that topped my head , spending more air on empty words than was perhaps advisable .\n",
      "  this copper box -- topped my -- head\n",
      "  head -- spending more air on -- empty words\n",
      "  empty words -- was perhaps -- advisable\n",
      "\n",
      "Conseil , like me , had stopped before this splendid sight .\n",
      "  Conseil -- had stopped before -- this splendid sight\n",
      "\n",
      "various isis coral , cornularian coral living in isolation , tufts of virginal genus Oculina formerly known by the name \" white coral , \" prickly fungus coral in the shape of mushrooms , sea anemone holding on by their muscular disks , providing a literal flowerbed adorned by jellyfish from the genus Porpita wearing collars of azure tentacles , and starfish that spangled the sand , including veinlike feather stars from the genus Asterophyton that were like fine lace embroidered by the hands of water nymphs , their festoons swaying to the faint undulations caused by our walking .\n",
      "  virginal genus Oculina -- formerly known by -- the name\n",
      "  sea anemone -- holding on -- muscular disks\n",
      "  muscular disks -- providing a literal flowerbed adorned by -- jellyfish\n",
      "  starfish -- spangled -- the sand\n",
      "  the sand -- including -- veinlike\n",
      "  the genus Asterophyton -- were like -- fine lace embroidered\n",
      "  the faint undulations -- caused by our -- walking\n",
      "\n",
      "concentric comb shells , hammer shells , coquina ( seashells that actually hop around ) , top - shell snails , red helmet shells , angel - wing conchs , sea hares , and so many other exhibits from this inexhaustible ocean .\n",
      "  seashells -- actually hop around -- )\n",
      "\n",
      "But we had to keep walking , and we went forward while overhead there scudded schools of Portuguese men - of - war that let their ultramarine tentacles drift in their wakes , medusas whose milky white or dainty pink parasols were festooned with azure tassels and shaded us from the su 's rays , plus jellyfish of the species Pelagia panopyra that , in the dark , would have strewn our path with phosphorescent glimmers !\n",
      "  we -- had -- walking\n",
      "  we -- keep -- walking\n",
      "  we -- went forward while -- schools\n",
      "  war -- let their ultramarine tentacles drift in -- wakes\n",
      "  dainty pink parasols -- were festooned with -- azure tassels\n",
      "  the species Pelagia panopyra that -- have -- path\n",
      "  the species Pelagia panopyra that -- our path with -- phosphorescent glimmers !\n",
      "\n",
      "All these wonders I glimpsed in the space of a quarter of a mile , barely pausing , following Captain Nemo whose gestures kept beckoning me onward .\n",
      "  these wonders -- I glimpsed in -- the space\n",
      "  a mile -- barely pausing -- Nemo whose\n",
      "  a mile -- following Captain -- Nemo whose\n",
      "  Nemo whose -- kept -- beckoning\n",
      "\n",
      "The plains of sand were followed by a bed of that viscous slime Americans call \" ooze , \" which is composed exclusively of seashells rich in limestone or silica .\n",
      "  sand -- were followed by -- a bed\n",
      "  ooze -- is -- composed\n",
      "  composed -- exclusively of -- seashells rich\n",
      "\n",
      "Then we crossed a prairie of algae , open - sea plants that the waters had not yet torn loose , whose vegetation grew in wild profusion .\n",
      "  we -- crossed a prairie of -- algae\n",
      "  algae -- open - -- sea plants\n",
      "  the waters -- had not -- whose vegetation\n",
      "  whose vegetation -- grew in -- wild profusion\n",
      "\n",
      "Soft to the foot , these densely textured lawns would have rivaled the most luxuriant carpets woven by the hand of man .\n",
      "  these densely textured lawns -- have rivaled the most luxuriant carpets woven by -- the hand\n",
      "\n",
      "But while this greenery was sprawling under our steps , it did not neglect us overhead .\n",
      "  steps -- did not -- neglect us\n",
      "\n",
      "The surface of the water was crisscrossed by a floating arbor of marine plants belonging to that superabundant algae family that numbers more than 2,000 known species .\n",
      "  the water -- was crisscrossed by -- a floating arbor\n",
      "  algae family -- numbers more than -- 2,000\n",
      "  2,000 -- known -- species\n",
      "\n",
      "Laurencia , Cladostephus with the slenderest foliage , Rhodymenia palmata resembling the fan shapes of cactus .\n",
      "  Rhodymenia palmata -- resembling the fan shapes of -- cactus\n",
      "\n",
      "I observed that green - colored plants kept closer to the surface of the sea , while reds occupied a medium depth , which left blacks and browns in charge of designing gardens and flowerbeds in the ocea 's lower strata .\n",
      "  colored plants -- kept closer -- the sea\n",
      "  colored plants -- surface of -- the sea\n",
      "  reds -- occupied -- a medium depth\n",
      "  a medium depth -- left -- blacks\n",
      "  charge -- designing -- gardens\n",
      "\n",
      "These algae are a genuine prodigy of creation , one of the wonders of world flora .\n",
      "  These algae -- are a genuine prodigy of -- creation\n",
      "\n",
      "This family produces both the biggest and smallest vegetables in the world .\n",
      "  This family -- produces both -- smallest vegetables\n",
      "\n",
      "Because , just as 40,000 near - invisible buds have been counted in one five - square - millimeter space , so also have fucus plants been gathered that were over 500 meters long !\n",
      "  invisible buds -- have been counted in -- square\n",
      "  millimeter space -- have -- fucus plants\n",
      "  fucus plants -- been gathered that were over -- meters long !\n",
      "\n",
      "We had been gone from the Nautilus for about an hour and a half .\n",
      "  We -- had been gone from -- the Nautilus\n",
      "\n",
      "I spotted this fact in the perpendicularity of the su 's rays , which were no longer refracted .\n",
      "  rays -- were -- refracted\n",
      "  rays -- longer -- refracted\n",
      "\n",
      "The magic of these solar colors disappeared little by little , with emerald and sapphire shades vanishing from our surroundings altogether .\n",
      "  these solar colors -- disappeared little by -- emerald\n",
      "  sapphire shades vanishing -- our -- surroundings\n",
      "\n",
      "We walked with steady steps that rang on the seafloor with astonishing intensity .\n",
      "  We -- walked with -- steady steps\n",
      "  steady steps -- rang on -- the seafloor\n",
      "\n",
      "The tiniest sounds were transmitted with a speed to which the ear is unaccustomed on shore .\n",
      "  The tiniest -- sounds were transmitted with -- the ear\n",
      "  The tiniest -- speed -- the ear\n",
      "  The tiniest -- which -- the ear\n",
      "  the ear -- is unaccustomed on -- shore\n",
      "\n",
      "In fact , water is a better conductor of sound than air , and under the waves noises carry four times as fast .\n",
      "  water -- is a better conductor of -- sound\n",
      "  the waves noises -- carry -- times\n",
      "\n",
      "Just then the seafloor began to slope sharply downward .\n",
      "  the seafloor -- began -- slope\n",
      "\n",
      "The light took on a uniform hue .\n",
      "  The light -- took on -- a uniform hue\n",
      "\n",
      "We reached a depth of 100 meters , by which point we were undergoing a pressure of ten atmospheres .\n",
      "  We -- reached -- meters\n",
      "  We -- depth of -- meters\n",
      "  which point we -- were undergoing a pressure of -- atmospheres\n",
      "\n",
      "But my diving clothes were built along such lines that I never suffered from this pressure .\n",
      "  diving clothes -- were built along -- such lines\n",
      "  such lines -- I never suffered from -- this pressure\n",
      "\n",
      "I felt only a certain tightness in the joints of my fingers , and even this discomfort soon disappeared .\n",
      "  the joints -- my -- fingers\n",
      "  fingers -- even -- disappeared\n",
      "\n",
      "As for the exhaustion bound to accompany a two - hour stroll in such unfamiliar trappings - it was nil .\n",
      "  the exhaustion -- bound -- hour\n",
      "  the exhaustion -- accompany -- hour\n",
      "  such unfamiliar trappings -- was -- nil\n",
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      "Helped by the water , my movements were executed with startling ease .\n",
      "  the water -- my -- movements\n",
      "  movements -- were executed with -- startling ease\n",
      "\n",
      "Arriving at this 300 - foot depth , I still detected the su 's rays , but just barely .\n",
      "  foot depth -- I still detected -- the su\n",
      "\n",
      "But we could see well enough to find our way , and it still was not necessary to activate the Ruhmkorff device .\n",
      "  see -- find our -- way\n",
      "  way -- was not necessary -- the Ruhmkorff device\n",
      "  way -- activate -- the Ruhmkorff device\n",
      "\n",
      "He waited until I joined him , then he pointed a finger at some dark masses outlined in the shadows a short distance away .\n",
      "  some dark masses -- outlined in -- a short distance\n",
      "  some dark masses -- shadows -- a short distance\n",
      "\n",
      "CHAPTER 17 An Underwater Forest WE HAD FINALLY arrived on the outskirts of this forest , surely one of the finest in Captain Nem 's immense domains .\n",
      "  An Underwater Forest WE -- HAD FINALLY arrived on -- this forest\n",
      "  this forest -- surely -- the finest\n",
      "  the finest -- Captain -- Nem\n",
      "\n",
      "He regarded it as his own and had laid the same claim to it that , in the first days of the world , the first men had to their forests on land .\n",
      "  the first men -- had -- forests\n",
      "\n",
      "What other , bolder pioneer would come , ax in hand , to clear away its dark underbrush ?\n",
      "  bolder pioneer -- come -- ax\n",
      "\n",
      "This forest was made up of big treelike plants , and when we entered beneath their huge arches , my eyes were instantly struck by the unique arrangement of their branches - an arrangement that I had never before encountered .\n",
      "  This forest -- was made up of -- big treelike plants\n",
      "  we -- entered beneath -- huge arches\n",
      "  huge arches -- my eyes were instantly struck by -- arrangement\n",
      "\n",
      "None of the weeds carpeting the seafloor , none of the branches bristling from the shrubbery , crept , or leaned , or stretched on a horizontal plane .\n",
      "  the weeds -- carpeting -- the seafloor\n",
      "  the shrubbery -- leaned -- a horizontal plane\n",
      "\n",
      "They all rose right up toward the surface of the ocean .\n",
      "  all rose right -- surface of -- the ocean\n",
      "\n",
      "Every filament or ribbon , no matter how thin , stood ramrod straight .\n",
      "  no matter -- how -- thin\n",
      "  thin -- stood -- ramrod\n",
      "\n",
      "Fucus plants and creepers were growing in stiff perpendicular lines , governed by the density of the element that generated them .\n",
      "  creepers -- were growing in -- stiff perpendicular lines\n",
      "  stiff perpendicular lines -- governed by -- the density\n",
      "\n",
      "After I parted them with my hands , these otherwise motionless plants would shoot right back to their original positions .\n",
      "  parted -- them with my -- hands\n",
      "  shoot right -- back -- original positions\n",
      "\n",
      "I soon grew accustomed to this bizarre arrangement , likewise to the comparative darkness surrounding us .\n",
      "  this bizarre arrangement -- likewise -- the comparative darkness surrounding us\n",
      "\n",
      "The seafloor in this forest was strewn with sharp chunks of stone that were hard to avoid .\n",
      "  this forest -- was strewn with -- sharp chunks\n",
      "\n",
      "Here the range of underwater flora seemed pretty comprehensive to me , as well as more abundant than it might have been in the arctic or tropical zones , where such exhibits are less common .\n",
      "  underwater flora -- seemed -- the arctic\n",
      "  underwater flora -- have been in -- the arctic\n",
      "  such exhibits -- are -- less common\n",
      "\n",
      "But for a few minutes I kept accidentally confusing the two kingdoms , mistaking zoophytes for water plants , animals for vegetables .\n",
      "  a few minutes -- I kept accidentally confusing -- kingdoms\n",
      "\n",
      "Flora and fauna are so closely associated in the underwater world !\n",
      "  fauna -- are so closely associated in -- the underwater world !\n",
      "\n",
      "I observed that all these exhibits from the vegetable kingdom were attached to the seafloor by only the most makeshift methods .\n",
      "  the vegetable kingdom -- were attached -- the seafloor\n",
      "\n",
      "They had no roots and did not care which solid objects secured them , sand , shells , husks , or pebbles ; they did not ask their hosts for sustenance , just a point of purchase .\n",
      "  no roots -- did not care -- which solid objects\n",
      "  which solid objects -- secured -- sand\n",
      "  pebbles -- did not ask their hosts for -- sustenance\n",
      "\n",
      "These plants are entirely self - propagating , and the principle of their existence lies in the water that sustains and nourishes them .\n",
      "  These plants -- are entirely self - -- propagating\n",
      "\n",
      "In place of leaves , most of them sprouted blades of unpredictable shape , which were confined to a narrow gamut of colors consisting only of pink , crimson , green , olive , tan , and brown .\n",
      "  unpredictable shape -- were confined -- a narrow gamut\n",
      "\n",
      "There I saw again , but not yet pressed and dried like the Nautilu 's specimens , some peacoc 's tails spread open like fans to stir up a cooling breeze , scarlet rosetangle , sea tangle stretching out their young and edible shoots , twisting strings of kelp from the genus Nereocystis that bloomed to a height of fifteen meters , bouquets of mermai 's cups whose stems grew wider at the top , and a number of other open - sea plants , all without flowers .\n",
      "  again -- pressed -- the Nautilu\n",
      "  some peacoc -- spread open like -- fans\n",
      "  fans -- stir up -- a cooling breeze\n",
      "  cups whose stems -- grew wider at -- a number\n",
      "  a number -- open - -- sea plants\n",
      "  sea plants -- all without -- flowers\n",
      "\n",
      "\" It is an odd anomaly in this bizarre element ! \"\n",
      "  this bizarre -- element -- !\n",
      "\n",
      "These various types of shrubbery were as big as trees in the temperate zones ; in the damp shade between them , there were clustered actual bushes of moving flowers , hedges of zoophytes in which there grew stony coral striped with twisting furrows , yellowish sea anemone from the genus Caryophylia with translucent tentacles , plus anemone with grassy tufts from the genus Zoantharia ; and to complete the illusion , minnows flitted from branch to branch like a swarm of hummingbirds , while there rose underfoot , like a covey of snipe , yellow fish from the genus Lepisocanthus with bristling jaws and sharp scales , flying gurnards , and pinecone fish .\n",
      "  shrubbery -- were as -- trees\n",
      "  the damp shade -- were clustered actual bushes of moving -- flowers\n",
      "  zoophytes -- grew stony coral striped with -- twisting furrows\n",
      "  the genus Zoantharia -- complete -- the illusion\n",
      "\n",
      "Near one o'clock , Captain Nemo gave the signal to halt .\n",
      "  o'clock -- Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "\n",
      "Speaking for myself , I was glad to oblige , and we stretched out beneath an arbor of winged kelp , whose long thin tendrils stood up like arrows .\n",
      "  whose -- stood up like -- arrows\n",
      "\n",
      "I simply nudged my big copper headpiece against Consei 's headpiece .\n",
      "  nudged -- my big copper headpiece against -- Consei\n",
      "\n",
      "I saw a happy gleam in the gallant la 's eyes , and to communicate his pleasure , he jiggled around inside his carapace in the worl 's silliest way .\n",
      "  the gallant la -- communicate -- pleasure\n",
      "\n",
      "After four hours of strolling , I was quite astonished not to feel any intense hunger .\n",
      "  hours -- I was -- any intense hunger\n",
      "  hours -- astonished not -- any intense hunger\n",
      "  hours -- feel -- any intense hunger\n",
      "\n",
      "But , in exchange , I experienced that irresistible desire for sleep that comes over every diver .\n",
      "  exchange -- I experienced -- that irresistible\n",
      "\n",
      "Accordingly , my eyes soon closed behind their heavy glass windows and I fell into an uncontrollable doze , which until then I had been able to fight off only through the movements of our walking .\n",
      "  heavy glass windows -- I fell into -- an uncontrollable doze\n",
      "  an uncontrollable doze -- then I had been able -- fight\n",
      "  the movements -- our -- walking\n",
      "\n",
      "Captain Nemo and his muscular companion were already stretched out in this clear crystal , setting us a fine naptime example .\n",
      "  muscular companion -- were already stretched out -- this clear crystal\n",
      "  this clear crystal -- setting us -- a fine naptime example\n",
      "\n",
      "How long I was sunk in this torpor I cannot estimate ; but when I awoke , it seemed as if the sun were settling toward the horizon .\n",
      "  long -- I was sunk in -- this torpor\n",
      "  this torpor -- I -- cannot estimate\n",
      "  cannot estimate -- I -- awoke\n",
      "  awoke -- seemed as -- the sun\n",
      "  the sun -- were settling toward -- the horizon\n",
      "\n",
      "Captain Nemo was already up , and I had started to stretch my limbs , when an unexpected apparition brought me sharply to my feet .\n",
      "  Nemo -- was already up -- limbs\n",
      "  Nemo -- I had started -- limbs\n",
      "  Nemo -- stretch my -- limbs\n",
      "  an unexpected apparition -- brought -- feet\n",
      "  an unexpected apparition -- sharply -- feet\n",
      "  an unexpected apparition -- my -- feet\n",
      "\n",
      "A few paces away , a monstrous , meter - high sea spider was staring at me with beady eyes , poised to spring at me .\n",
      "  high sea spider -- was staring at me with -- beady\n",
      "  beady -- poised -- spring\n",
      "\n",
      "Although my diving suit was heavy enough to protect me from this anima 's bites , I could not keep back a shudder of horror .\n",
      "  diving suit -- was -- this anima\n",
      "  diving suit -- protect me from -- this anima\n",
      "  bites -- I -- a shudder\n",
      "  bites -- keep back -- a shudder\n",
      "\n",
      "Just then Conseil woke up , together with the Nautilu 's sailor .\n",
      "  Conseil woke -- together with -- the Nautilu\n",
      "\n",
      "Captain Nemo alerted his companion to this hideous crustacean , which a swing of the rifle butt quickly brought down , and I watched the monste 's horrible legs writhing in dreadful convulsions .\n",
      "  Nemo -- alerted -- companion\n",
      "  this hideous crustacean -- which a swing of -- butt\n",
      "  butt -- brought down -- the monste\n",
      "  butt -- I watched -- the monste\n",
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      "This encounter reminded me that other , more daunting animals must be lurking in these dark reaches , and my diving suit might not be adequate protection against their attacks .\n",
      "  This encounter -- reminded me -- more daunting animals\n",
      "  more daunting animals -- be lurking in -- these dark reaches\n",
      "  these dark reaches -- my -- diving suit\n",
      "  diving suit -- be adequate protection against -- attacks\n",
      "\n",
      "Such thoughts had not previously crossed my mind , and I was determined to keep on my guard .\n",
      "  Such thoughts -- had not -- mind\n",
      "  Such thoughts -- my -- mind\n",
      "  mind -- I was determined -- guard\n",
      "  mind -- keep on my -- guard\n",
      "\n",
      "Meanwhile I had assumed this rest period would be the turning point in our stroll , but I was mistaken ; and instead of heading back to the Nautilus , Captain Nemo continued his daring excursion .\n",
      "  this rest period -- be the turning -- point\n",
      "  point -- our stroll -- heading\n",
      "  point -- I was mistaken -- heading\n",
      "  heading -- back -- the Nautilus\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "  Nemo -- continued -- daring excursion\n",
      "\n",
      "The seafloor kept sinking , and its significantly steeper slope took us to greater depths .\n",
      "  The seafloor -- kept -- sinking\n",
      "  sinking -- significantly -- steeper slope\n",
      "  steeper slope -- took -- us\n",
      "\n",
      "It must have been nearly three o'clock when we reached a narrow valley gouged between high , vertical walls and located 150 meters down .\n",
      "  we -- reached a narrow valley gouged between -- high\n",
      "  vertical walls -- located -- meters\n",
      "\n",
      "Thanks to the perfection of our equipment , we had thus gone ninety meters below the limit that nature had , until then , set on ma 's underwater excursions .\n",
      "  the perfection -- our -- equipment\n",
      "  we -- had thus gone -- meters\n",
      "  the limit that nature -- had -- then\n",
      "  then -- set on -- ma\n",
      "\n",
      "I say 150 meters , although I had no instruments for estimating this distance .\n",
      "  meters -- I had no instruments for estimating -- this distance\n",
      "\n",
      "Consequently , I had begun to grope my way when suddenly I saw the glow of an intense white light .\n",
      "  Consequently -- I had begun -- grope\n",
      "  grope -- my -- way\n",
      "  way -- suddenly I saw the glow of -- an intense white light\n",
      "\n",
      "Captain Nemo had just activated his electric device .\n",
      "  Nemo -- had just activated -- electric device\n",
      "\n",
      "His companion did likewise .\n",
      "  companion -- did -- likewise\n",
      "\n",
      "Conseil and I followed suit .\n",
      "  Conseil -- I followed -- suit\n",
      "\n",
      "By turning a switch , I established contact between the induction coil and the glass spiral , and the sea , lit up by our four lanterns , was illuminated for a radius of twenty - five meters .\n",
      "  a switch -- I established contact between -- the induction coil\n",
      "  the sea -- lit up by our -- lanterns\n",
      "  lanterns -- was illuminated for -- a radius\n",
      "\n",
      "Captain Nemo continued to plummet into the dark depths of this forest , whose shrubbery grew ever more sparse .\n",
      "  Nemo -- continued -- plummet\n",
      "\n",
      "I observed that vegetable life was disappearing more quickly than animal life .\n",
      "  that vegetable life -- was disappearing more quickly than -- animal life\n",
      "\n",
      "The open - sea plants had already left behind the increasingly arid seafloor , where a prodigious number of animals were still swarming :\n",
      "  sea plants -- had already left behind -- the increasingly arid seafloor\n",
      "  animals -- were still -- swarming :\n",
      "\n",
      "While we were walking , I thought the lights of our Ruhmkorff devices would automatically attract some inhabitants of these dark strata .\n",
      "  we -- were -- walking\n",
      "  walking -- I thought the lights of our -- Ruhmkorff devices\n",
      "  Ruhmkorff devices -- attract some inhabitants of -- these dark strata\n",
      "\n",
      "But if they did approach us , at least they kept at a distance regrettable from the hunte 's standpoint .\n",
      "  approach us -- least -- a distance regrettable\n",
      "  approach us -- kept at -- a distance regrettable\n",
      "\n",
      "Several times I saw Captain Nemo stop and take aim with his rifle ; then , after sighting down its barrel for a few seconds , he would straighten up and resume his walk .\n",
      "  Several times -- I -- Nemo\n",
      "  Several times -- Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "  Nemo -- stop -- aim\n",
      "  Nemo -- take aim with -- rifle\n",
      "  straighten -- resume -- walk\n",
      "\n",
      "Finally , at around four o'clock , this marvelous excursion came to an end .\n",
      "  this marvelous excursion -- came -- an end\n",
      "\n",
      "A wall of superb rocks stood before us , imposing in its sheer mass :\n",
      "  superb rocks -- stood before -- us\n",
      "  us -- imposing in -- sheer mass :\n",
      "\n",
      "a pile of gigantic stone blocks , an enormous granite cliffside pitted with dark caves but not offering a single gradient we could climb up .\n",
      "  dark caves -- offering -- a single gradient we\n",
      "\n",
      "A gesture from him brought us to a halt , and however much I wanted to clear this wall , I had to stop .\n",
      "  A gesture -- brought -- us\n",
      "  us -- halt -- this wall\n",
      "  us -- however much I wanted -- this wall\n",
      "\n",
      "Here ended the domains of Captain Nemo .\n",
      "  Here -- ended the domains of Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "\n",
      "Farther on lay a part of the globe he would no longer tread underfoot .\n",
      "  a part -- globe -- tread underfoot\n",
      "  a part -- longer -- tread underfoot\n",
      "\n",
      "Captain Nemo resumed the lead in our little band , always heading forward without hesitation .\n",
      "  Nemo -- resumed -- little band\n",
      "  Nemo -- lead in our -- little band\n",
      "  little band -- always heading forward without -- hesitation\n",
      "\n",
      "I noted that we did not follow the same path in returning to the Nautilus .\n",
      "  that we -- did not follow the same path in returning -- the Nautilus\n",
      "\n",
      "This new route , very steep and hence very arduous , quickly took us close to the surface of the sea .\n",
      "  hence very arduous -- took -- us\n",
      "  us -- close -- the sea\n",
      "  us -- surface of -- the sea\n",
      "\n",
      "But this return to the upper strata was not so sudden that decompression took place too quickly , which could have led to serious organic disorders and given us those internal injuries so fatal to divers .\n",
      "  the upper strata -- was not -- that decompression\n",
      "  the upper strata -- sudden -- that decompression\n",
      "  that decompression -- took -- place\n",
      "  place -- too quickly -- serious organic disorders\n",
      "  place -- have led -- serious organic disorders\n",
      "  serious organic disorders -- given -- us those internal injuries\n",
      "  us those internal injuries -- fatal -- divers\n",
      "\n",
      "With great promptness , the light reappeared and grew stronger ; and the refraction of the sun , already low on the horizon , again ringed the edges of various objects with the entire color spectrum .\n",
      "  the light reappeared -- grew -- stronger\n",
      "  the sun -- already low on -- the horizon\n",
      "  the horizon -- again ringed the edges of -- various objects\n",
      "\n",
      "At a depth of ten meters , we walked amid a swarm of small fish from every species , more numerous than birds in the air , more agile too ; but no aquatic game worthy of a gunshot had yet been offered to our eyes .\n",
      "  we -- walked amid -- a swarm\n",
      "  every species -- numerous than -- birds\n",
      "\n",
      "Just then I saw the captai 's weapon spring to his shoulder and track a moving object through the bushes .\n",
      "  shoulder -- track -- object\n",
      "  shoulder -- moving object through -- the bushes\n",
      "\n",
      "A shot went off , I heard a faint hissing , and an animal dropped a few paces away , literally struck by lightning .\n",
      "  an animal -- dropped -- lightning\n",
      "  an animal -- literally struck by -- lightning\n",
      "\n",
      "It was a magnificent sea otter from the genus Enhydra , the only exclusively marine quadruped .\n",
      "  the genus Enhydra -- exclusively -- marine quadruped\n",
      "\n",
      "One and a half meters long , this otter had to be worth a good high price .\n",
      "  this otter -- had -- a good high price\n",
      "  this otter -- be worth -- a good high price\n",
      "\n",
      "Its coat , chestnut brown above and silver below , would have made one of those wonderful fur pieces so much in demand in the Russian and Chinese markets ; the fineness and luster of its pelt guaranteed that it would go for at least 2,000 francs .\n",
      "  silver below -- have made -- those wonderful fur pieces\n",
      "\n",
      "I was full of wonderment at this unusual mammal , with its circular head adorned by short ears , its round eyes , its white whiskers like those on a cat , its webbed and clawed feet , its bushy tail .\n",
      "  white whiskers -- those on -- a cat\n",
      "\n",
      "Hunted and trapped by fishermen , this valuable carnivore has become extremely rare , and it takes refuge chiefly in the northernmost parts of the Pacific , where in all likelihood its species will soon be facing extinction .\n",
      "  this valuable carnivore -- has become extremely -- rare\n",
      "  the Pacific -- likelihood -- facing extinction\n",
      "  the Pacific -- be -- facing extinction\n",
      "\n",
      "Captain Nem 's companion picked up the animal , loaded it on his shoulder , and we took to the trail again .\n",
      "  the animal -- loaded it on -- shoulder\n",
      "  we -- took -- the trail again\n",
      "\n",
      "For an hour plains of sand unrolled before our steps .\n",
      "  sand unrolled -- our -- steps\n",
      "\n",
      "Often the seafloor rose to within two meters of the surface of the water .\n",
      "  meters -- surface of -- the water\n",
      "\n",
      "I could then see our images clearly mirrored on the underside of the waves , but reflected upside down :\n",
      "  see -- our images clearly mirrored on -- the underside\n",
      "  the waves -- reflected upside down -- :\n",
      "\n",
      "above us there appeared an identical band that duplicated our every movement and gesture ; in short , a perfect likeness of the quartet near which it walked , but with heads down and feet in the air .\n",
      "  us -- appeared -- an identical band that duplicated\n",
      "  an identical band that duplicated -- our -- every movement\n",
      "  the quartet -- walked -- heads\n",
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      "But after thinking it over , I realized that these so - called clouds were caused simply by the changing densities of the long ground swells , and I even spotted the foaming \" white caps \" that their breaking crests were proliferating over the surface of the water .\n",
      "  - -- called clouds were caused simply by -- densities\n",
      "  - -- changing densities of -- the long ground swells\n",
      "  the long ground swells -- I -- even\n",
      "  even -- spotted -- the foaming\n",
      "  white caps -- breaking -- crests\n",
      "  crests -- were proliferating over -- the water\n",
      "  proliferating -- surface of -- the water\n",
      "\n",
      "Lastly , I could not help seeing the actual shadows of large birds passing over our heads , swiftly skimming the surface of the sea .\n",
      "  large birds passing -- our -- heads\n",
      "  heads -- swiftly skimming -- the sea\n",
      "  heads -- surface of -- the sea\n",
      "\n",
      "On this occasion I witnessed one of the finest gunshots ever to thrill the marrow of a hunter .\n",
      "  this occasion -- I witnessed -- the finest\n",
      "  the finest -- gunshots ever -- the marrow\n",
      "  the finest -- thrill the marrow of -- a hunter\n",
      "\n",
      "A large bird with a wide wingspan , quite clearly visible , approached and hovered over us .\n",
      "  visible -- approached -- hovered\n",
      "\n",
      "When it was just a few meters above the waves , Captain Nem 's companion took aim and fired .\n",
      "  the waves -- Captain -- Nem\n",
      "  companion -- took -- aim\n",
      "\n",
      "The animal dropped , electrocuted , and its descent brought it within reach of our adroit hunter , who promptly took possession of it .\n",
      "  The animal -- dropped -- electrocuted\n",
      "  electrocuted -- brought it within reach of our -- adroit hunter\n",
      "\n",
      "It was an albatross of the finest species , a wonderful specimen of these open - sea fowl .\n",
      "  a wonderful specimen -- open - -- sea fowl\n",
      "\n",
      "This incident did not interrupt our walk .\n",
      "  This incident -- did not interrupt our -- walk\n",
      "\n",
      "For two hours we were sometimes led over plains of sand , sometimes over prairies of seaweed that were quite arduous to cross .\n",
      "  hours we -- were sometimes led over -- plains\n",
      "  seaweed -- were -- arduous\n",
      "\n",
      "In all honesty , I was dead tired by the time I spotted a hazy glow half a mile away , cutting through the darkness of the waters .\n",
      "  all honesty -- I was dead tired by -- the time\n",
      "  the time -- I spotted -- a hazy glow\n",
      "  a hazy glow -- half a mile -- the waters\n",
      "  a hazy glow -- cutting through -- the waters\n",
      "\n",
      "Within twenty minutes we would be on board , and there I could breathe easy again - because my tan 's current air supply seemed to be quite low in oxygen .\n",
      "  twenty minutes we -- be on -- board\n",
      "  board -- I -- breathe easy\n",
      "  breathe easy -- again - because my -- tan\n",
      "  current air supply -- seemed -- low\n",
      "  current air supply -- be quite low in -- oxygen\n",
      "\n",
      "But I was reckoning without an encounter that slightly delayed our arrival .\n",
      "  an encounter -- delayed our -- arrival\n",
      "\n",
      "With his powerful hands he sent me buckling to the ground , while his companion did the same to Conseil .\n",
      "  powerful hands -- sent -- buckling\n",
      "  companion -- did -- Conseil\n",
      "\n",
      "At first I did not know what to make of this sudden assault , but I was reassured to observe the captain lying motionless beside me .\n",
      "  this sudden assault -- I was reassured -- motionless\n",
      "  this sudden assault -- observe -- motionless\n",
      "  this sudden assault -- captain lying -- motionless\n",
      "\n",
      "I was stretched out on the seafloor directly beneath some bushes of algae , when I raised my head and spied two enormous masses hurtling by , throwing off phosphorescent glimmers .\n",
      "  the seafloor -- directly beneath -- some bushes\n",
      "  algae -- I raised my -- head\n",
      "  enormous masses hurtling -- throwing off -- phosphorescent glimmers\n",
      "\n",
      "I saw that we were under threat from a fearsome pair of sharks .\n",
      "  that we -- were under -- threat\n",
      "\n",
      "They were like monstrous fireflies that could thoroughly pulverize a man in their iron jaws !\n",
      "  monstrous fireflies -- thoroughly pulverize a man in -- iron\n",
      "\n",
      "I do not know if Conseil was busy with their classification , but as for me , I looked at their silver bellies , their fearsome mouths bristling with teeth , from a viewpoint less than scientific - more as a victim than as a professor of natural history .\n",
      "  Conseil -- was busy with -- classification\n",
      "  classification -- I looked at -- silver bellies\n",
      "  teeth -- viewpoint less than -- a victim\n",
      "\n",
      "Luckily these voracious animals have poor eyesight .\n",
      "  these voracious animals -- have -- poor eyesight\n",
      "\n",
      "They went by without noticing us , grazing us with their brownish fins ; and miraculously , we escaped a danger greater than encountering a tiger deep in the jungle .\n",
      "  we -- escaped a danger greater than encountering -- the jungle\n",
      "  a danger greater -- tiger deep in -- the jungle\n",
      "\n",
      "Half an hour later , guided by its electric trail , we reached the Nautilus .\n",
      "  an hour later -- guided by -- electric trail\n",
      "  we -- reached -- the Nautilus\n",
      "\n",
      "The outside door had been left open , and Captain Nemo closed it after we reentered the first cell .\n",
      "  Nemo -- closed it after -- we\n",
      "  we -- reentered -- the first cell\n",
      "\n",
      "I heard pumps operating within the ship , I felt the water lowering around me , and in a few moments the cell was completely empty .\n",
      "  the ship -- I felt -- the water\n",
      "  the water -- lowering around -- a few moments the cell\n",
      "  a few moments the cell -- was completely -- empty\n",
      "\n",
      "The inside door opened , and we passed into the wardrobe .\n",
      "  we -- passed into -- the wardrobe\n",
      "\n",
      "There our diving suits were removed , not without difficulty ; and utterly exhausted , faint from lack of food and rest , I repaired to my stateroom , full of wonder at this startling excursion on the bottom of the sea .\n",
      "  diving suits -- were removed -- difficulty\n",
      "  rest -- I repaired -- stateroom\n",
      "  rest -- my -- stateroom\n",
      "  this startling excursion -- bottom of -- the sea\n",
      "\n",
      "CHAPTER 18 Four Thousand Leagues Under the Pacific BY THE NEXT MORNING , November 18 , I was fully recovered from my exhaustion of the day before , and I climbed onto the platform just as the Nautilu 's chief officer was pronouncing his daily phrase .\n",
      "  November -- I was fully recovered from my exhaustion of -- the day before\n",
      "  the day before -- I climbed onto -- the platform\n",
      "  chief officer -- was pronouncing -- daily phrase\n",
      "\n",
      "It then occurred to me that these words either referred to the state of the sea , or that they meant :\n",
      "  occurred -- me that -- these words\n",
      "  these words -- referred -- the state\n",
      "  the sea -- meant -- :\n",
      "\n",
      "The tips of Crespo Island had disappeared during the night .\n",
      "  Crespo Island -- had disappeared during -- the night\n",
      "\n",
      "The sea , absorbing every color of the prism except its blue rays , reflected the latter in every direction and sported a wonderful indigo tint .\n",
      "  The sea -- absorbing every color of -- the prism\n",
      "  rays -- reflected the latter in -- every direction\n",
      "  every direction -- sported -- a wonderful indigo tint\n",
      "\n",
      "The undulating waves regularly took on the appearance of watered silk with wide stripes .\n",
      "  The undulating waves -- regularly took on -- the appearance\n",
      "\n",
      "I was marveling at this magnificent ocean view when Captain Nemo appeared .\n",
      "  this magnificent ocean view -- Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "\n",
      "He did not seem to notice my presence and began a series of astronomical observations .\n",
      "  notice -- my -- presence\n",
      "  presence -- began a series of -- astronomical observations\n",
      "\n",
      "Then , his operations finished , he went and leaned his elbows on the beacon housing , his eyes straying over the surface of the ocean .\n",
      "  operations -- finished -- elbows\n",
      "  operations -- went -- elbows\n",
      "  operations -- leaned his elbows on -- the beacon housing\n",
      "  the beacon housing -- surface of -- the ocean\n",
      "\n",
      "Meanwhile some twenty of the Nautilu 's sailors - all energetic , well - built fellows - climbed onto the platform .\n",
      "  - -- built fellows - climbed onto -- the platform\n",
      "\n",
      "They had come to pull up the nets left in our wake during the night .\n",
      "  the nets -- left in our wake during -- the night\n",
      "\n",
      "These seamen obviously belonged to different nationalities , although indications of European physical traits could be seen in them all .\n",
      "  These seamen obviously -- belonged -- different nationalities\n",
      "  European physical traits -- be seen in them -- all\n",
      "\n",
      "Even so , these men were frugal of speech and used among themselves only that bizarre dialect whose origin I could not even guess .\n",
      "  these men -- were frugal of -- speech\n",
      "  speech -- used among themselves only -- that bizarre dialect whose origin\n",
      "  that bizarre dialect whose origin -- I -- even guess\n",
      "\n",
      "The nets were hauled on board .\n",
      "  The nets -- were hauled on -- board\n",
      "\n",
      "They were a breed of trawl resembling those used off the Normandy coast , huge pouches held half open by a floating pole and a chain laced through the lower meshes .\n",
      "  trawl -- used off -- the Normandy coast\n",
      "  huge pouches -- held -- half\n",
      "  half -- open by -- a floating pole\n",
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      "Trailing in this way from these iron glove makers , the resulting receptacles scoured the ocean floor and collected every marine exhibit in their path .\n",
      "  these iron glove makers -- resulting -- receptacles\n",
      "  receptacles -- scoured -- the ocean floor\n",
      "  the ocean floor -- collected -- path\n",
      "  the ocean floor -- exhibit in -- path\n",
      "\n",
      "That day they gathered up some unusual specimens from these fish - filled waterways :\n",
      "  That day -- gathered up some unusual specimens from -- these fish\n",
      "  these fish -- filled -- waterways :\n",
      "\n",
      "anglerfish whose comical movements qualify them for the epithet \" clowns , \" black Commerson anglers equipped with their antennas , undulating triggerfish encircled by little red bands , bloated puffers whose venom is extremely insidious , some olive - hued lampreys , snipefish covered with silver scales , cutlass fish whose electrocuting power equals that of the electric eel and the electric ray , scaly featherbacks with brown crosswise bands , greenish codfish , several varieties of goby , etc .\n",
      "  anglerfish whose comical movements -- them for -- the epithet\n",
      "  black Commerson anglers -- equipped with -- antennas\n",
      "  undulating triggerfish -- encircled by -- little red\n",
      "  bloated puffers whose -- venom is -- extremely insidious\n",
      "  snipefish -- covered with -- silver scales\n",
      "\n",
      "a one - meter jack with a prominent head , several fine bonito from the genus Scomber decked out in the colors blue and silver , and three magnificent tuna whose high speeds could not save them from our trawl .\n",
      "  the genus Scomber -- decked out in -- the colors\n",
      "  magnificent tuna whose -- speeds -- save\n",
      "  save -- them from our -- trawl\n",
      "\n",
      "I estimate that this cast of the net brought in more than 1,000 pounds of fish .\n",
      "  estimate -- cast of -- the net\n",
      "  the net -- brought in -- 1,000\n",
      "  1,000 -- pounds of -- fish\n",
      "\n",
      "In essence , these nets stayed in our wake for several hours , incarcerating an entire aquatic world in prisons made of thread .\n",
      "  these nets -- stayed in our wake for -- several hours\n",
      "  several hours -- incarcerating an entire -- aquatic world\n",
      "  prisons -- made of -- thread\n",
      "\n",
      "So we were never lacking in provisions of the highest quality , which the Nautilu 's speed and the allure of its electric light could continually replenish .\n",
      "  we -- were never lacking in -- provisions\n",
      "  the highest quality -- which -- the Nautilu\n",
      "\n",
      "These various exhibits from the sea were immediately lowered down the hatch in the direction of the storage lockers , some to be eaten fresh , others to be preserved .\n",
      "  the sea -- were immediately lowered down the hatch in -- the direction\n",
      "  the storage lockers -- be eaten -- others\n",
      "\n",
      "After its fishing was finished and its air supply renewed , I thought the Nautilus would resume its underwater excursion , and I was getting ready to return to my stateroom , when Captain Nemo turned to me and said without further preamble :\n",
      "  fishing -- was finished -- air supply\n",
      "  air supply -- renewed -- the Nautilus\n",
      "  air supply -- I thought -- the Nautilus\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- resume -- underwater excursion\n",
      "  underwater excursion -- I was getting ready -- stateroom\n",
      "  underwater excursion -- return -- stateroom\n",
      "  underwater excursion -- my -- stateroom\n",
      "  stateroom -- Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "  Nemo -- turned -- preamble :\n",
      "  Nemo -- said without further -- preamble :\n",
      "\n",
      "Last evening it went to sleep just as we did , and there it is , waking up after a peaceful night !\n",
      "  Last evening -- went -- we did\n",
      "  Last evening -- sleep just as -- we did\n",
      "  we did -- is -- a peaceful night !\n",
      "\n",
      "You would have thought this eccentric individual was simply continuing a conversation we had already started !\n",
      "  this eccentric individual -- was simply continuing -- a conversation we\n",
      "  a conversation we -- had already started -- !\n",
      "\n",
      "What a fascinating field of study lies in watching the play of its organism .\n",
      "  study lies -- watching -- organism\n",
      "  study lies -- play of -- organism\n",
      "\n",
      "It owns a pulse and arteries , it has spasms , and I side with the scholarly Commander Maury , who discovered that it has a circulation as real as the circulation of blood in animals .\n",
      "  arteries -- has -- spasms\n",
      "  spasms -- I side with -- the scholarly Commander Maury\n",
      "  the scholarly Commander Maury -- discovered that -- a circulation\n",
      "  the scholarly Commander Maury -- has a circulation as -- the circulation\n",
      "\n",
      "\" I am sure that Captain Nemo expected no replies from me , and it seemed pointless to pitch in with \" Ah yes , \" \" Exactly , \" or \" How right you are ! \"\n",
      "  sure -- Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "  Nemo -- expected no replies from -- Ah\n",
      "  no replies -- pitch in -- Ah\n",
      "  Ah -- Exactly -- right\n",
      "  Ah -- How -- right\n",
      "  right -- you are -- !\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Yes , \" he said , \" the ocean owns a genuine circulation , and to start it going , the Creator of All Things has only to increase its heat , salt , and microscopic animal life .\n",
      "  the ocean -- owns -- a genuine circulation\n",
      "  a genuine circulation -- start -- the Creator\n",
      "  a genuine circulation -- going -- the Creator\n",
      "  the Creator -- has only -- heat\n",
      "  the Creator -- increase -- heat\n",
      "\n",
      "In essence , heat creates the different densities that lead to currents and countercurrents .\n",
      "  heat -- creates -- the different densities\n",
      "  the different densities -- lead -- currents\n",
      "\n",
      "Evaporation , which is nil in the High Arctic regions and very active in equatorial zones , brings about a constant interchange of tropical and polar waters .\n",
      "  Evaporation -- is nil in -- the High Arctic regions\n",
      "\n",
      "What is more , I have detected those falling and rising currents that make up the ocea 's true breathing .\n",
      "  those falling -- rising currents that make up -- the ocea\n",
      "\n",
      "I have seen a molecule of salt water heat up at the surface , sink into the depths , reach maximum density at - 2 degrees centigrade , then cool off , grow lighter , and rise again .\n",
      "  salt water heat -- surface -- sink\n",
      "  the depths -- reach maximum density at -- degrees centigrade\n",
      "  degrees centigrade -- then cool off -- lighter\n",
      "  cool -- grow -- lighter\n",
      "\n",
      "At the poles you will see the consequences of this phenomenon , and through this law of farseeing nature , you will understand why water can freeze only at the surface !\n",
      "  the poles -- you -- the consequences\n",
      "  farseeing nature -- you -- water\n",
      "  freeze -- surface -- !\n",
      "\n",
      "\" As the captain was finishing his sentence , I said to myself : \"\n",
      "  sentence -- I said -- :\n",
      "\n",
      "Is this brazen individual claiming he'll take us even to that location ?\n",
      "  this brazen individual -- claiming -- he'll\n",
      "  he'll -- take -- us\n",
      "  us -- even -- that location ?\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Meanwhile the captain fell silent and stared at the element he had studied so thoroughly and unceasingly .\n",
      "  stared -- element -- unceasingly\n",
      "  stared -- had studied so thoroughly -- unceasingly\n",
      "\n",
      "Then , going on :\n",
      "  Then -- going on -- :\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Salts , \" he said , \" fill the sea in considerable quantities , professor , and if you removed all its dissolved saline content , you'd create a mass measuring 4,500,000 cubic leagues , which if it were spread all over the globe , would form a layer more than ten meters high .\n",
      "  Salts -- said -- the sea\n",
      "  Salts -- fill the sea in -- considerable quantities\n",
      "  professor -- you removed all -- saline content\n",
      "  professor -- dissolved -- saline content\n",
      "  you'd -- create -- a mass measuring 4,500,000\n",
      "  leagues -- were spread all over -- the globe\n",
      "  the globe -- form -- meters high\n",
      "  the globe -- layer more than -- meters high\n",
      "\n",
      "And do not think that the presence of these salts is due merely to some whim of nature .\n",
      "  these salts -- is due merely -- some whim\n",
      "\n",
      "They make ocean water less open to evaporation and prevent winds from carrying off excessive amounts of steam , which , when condensing , would submerge the temperate zones .\n",
      "  ocean water -- open -- evaporation\n",
      "  evaporation -- prevent winds from carrying off excessive amounts of -- steam\n",
      "  condensing -- submerge -- the temperate zones\n",
      "\n",
      "Salts play a leading role , the role of stabilizer for the general ecology of the globe !\n",
      "  Salts -- play -- role\n",
      "  Salts -- leading -- role\n",
      "  role -- role of -- stabilizer\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Captain Nemo stopped , straightened up , took a few steps along the platform , and returned to me : \"\n",
      "  Nemo -- stopped -- a few steps\n",
      "  Nemo -- took a few steps along -- the platform\n",
      "  the platform -- returned -- :\n",
      "\n",
      "As for those billions of tiny animals , \" he went on , \" those infusoria that live by the millions in one droplet of water , 800,000 of which are needed to weigh one milligram , their role is no less important .\n",
      "  tiny animals -- went on -- those infusoria that live\n",
      "  800,000 -- are needed -- milligram\n",
      "  milligram -- role is -- no less important\n",
      "\n",
      "They absorb the marine salts , they assimilate the solid elements in the water , and since they create coral and madrepores , they're the true builders of limestone continents !\n",
      "  the marine salts -- assimilate the solid elements in -- the water\n",
      "  the water -- create -- coral\n",
      "  madrepores -- they're the true builders of -- limestone continents !\n",
      "\n",
      "And so , after they have finished depriving our water drop of its mineral nutrients , the droplet gets lighter , rises to the surface , there absorbs more salts left behind through evaporation , gets heavier , sinks again , and brings those tiny animals new elements to absorb .\n",
      "  depriving -- our water drop of -- mineral nutrients\n",
      "  rises -- surface -- more salts\n",
      "  more salts -- left behind through -- evaporation\n",
      "  sinks again -- brings -- those tiny animals new elements\n",
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      "More intense than on land , more abundant , more infinite , such life blooms in every part of this ocean , an element fatal to man , they say , but vital to myriads of animals - and to me !\n",
      "  this ocean -- element fatal -- man\n",
      "  man -- say -- myriads\n",
      "  man -- vital -- myriads\n",
      "\n",
      "\" When Captain Nemo spoke in this way , he was transfigured , and he filled me with extraordinary excitement . \"\n",
      "  Nemo -- spoke in -- this way\n",
      "  this way -- was -- transfigured\n",
      "  transfigured -- filled me with -- extraordinary excitement\n",
      "\n",
      "And I can imagine the founding of nautical towns , clusters of underwater households that , like the Nautilus , would return to the surface of the sea to breathe each morning , free towns if ever there were , independent cities !\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- return -- the sea\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- surface of -- the sea\n",
      "  the sea -- breathe -- each morning\n",
      "  free towns -- ever -- independent cities !\n",
      "  free towns -- were -- independent cities !\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Captain Nemo finished his sentence with a vehement gesture .\n",
      "  Nemo -- finished his sentence with -- a vehement gesture\n",
      "\n",
      "Then , addressing me directly , as if to drive away an ugly thought :\n",
      "  Then -- addressing -- :\n",
      "  Then -- directly -- :\n",
      "  Then -- drive -- :\n",
      "  Then -- ugly thought -- :\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Professor Aronnax , \" he asked me , \" do you know the depth of the ocean floor ? \"\n",
      "  Professor Aronnax -- asked -- the ocean floor ?\n",
      "  Professor Aronnax -- do you know -- the ocean floor ?\n",
      "  Professor Aronnax -- depth of -- the ocean floor ?\n",
      "\n",
      "\" At least , captain , I know what the major soundings tell us . \"\n",
      "  captain -- I know what -- the major soundings tell us\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Could you quote them to me , so I can double - check them as the need arises ? \"\n",
      "  check -- them as -- arises ?\n",
      "  check -- need -- arises ?\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Here , \" I replied , \" are a few of them that stick in my memory .\n",
      "  Here -- I -- replied\n",
      "  replied -- are a few of them -- memory\n",
      "  replied -- stick in my -- memory\n",
      "\n",
      "If I am not mistaken , an average depth of 8,200 meters was found in the north Atlantic , and 2,500 meters in the Mediterranean .\n",
      "  meters -- was found in -- the north Atlantic\n",
      "\n",
      "The most remarkable soundings were taken in the south Atlantic near the 35th parallel , and they gave 12,000 meters , 14,091 meters , and 15,149 meters .\n",
      "  The most remarkable soundings -- were taken in -- the south Atlantic\n",
      "  the 35th parallel -- gave -- meters\n",
      "\n",
      "All in all , it is estimated that if the sea bottom were made level , its average depth would be about seven kilometers . \"\n",
      "  the sea -- bottom were made -- level\n",
      "  level -- be about -- kilometers\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Well , professor , \" Captain Nemo replied , \" we will show you better than that , I hope .\n",
      "  professor -- Captain -- Nemo replied\n",
      "  show -- you better than -- that\n",
      "  that -- I -- hope\n",
      "\n",
      "As for the average depth of this part of the Pacific , I will inform you that it is a mere 4,000 meters .\n",
      "  the Pacific -- I -- meters\n",
      "  the Pacific -- inform you that -- meters\n",
      "  the Pacific -- is -- meters\n",
      "\n",
      "The propeller was instantly set in motion , and the log gave our speed as twenty miles per hour .\n",
      "  The propeller -- was instantly set in -- motion\n",
      "  the log -- gave our speed as -- twenty miles\n",
      "\n",
      "Over the ensuing days and weeks , Captain Nemo was very frugal with his visits .\n",
      "  weeks -- Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "  Nemo -- was very frugal with -- visits\n",
      "\n",
      "His chief officer regularly fixed the positions I found reported on the chart , and in such a way that I could exactly plot the Nautilu 's course .\n",
      "  chief officer -- regularly fixed -- the positions\n",
      "  the positions -- I found reported on -- the chart\n",
      "  the chart -- such a way that I -- plot the Nautilu\n",
      "\n",
      "Conseil had told his friend about the wonders of our undersea stroll , and the Canadian was sorry he had not gone along .\n",
      "  Conseil -- had told his friend about -- the wonders\n",
      "  the wonders -- our -- the Canadian\n",
      "  the Canadian -- was -- along\n",
      "  the Canadian -- had not gone -- along\n",
      "\n",
      "Almost every day the panels in the lounge were open for some hours , and our eyes never tired of probing the mysteries of the underwater world .\n",
      "  the lounge -- were open for -- some hours\n",
      "  some hours -- our eyes never tired of probing the mysteries of -- the underwater world\n",
      "\n",
      "The Nautilu 's general heading was southeast , and it stayed at a depth between 100 and 150 meters .\n",
      "  general heading -- was -- southeast\n",
      "  southeast -- stayed at -- meters\n",
      "  southeast -- depth between -- meters\n",
      "\n",
      "However , from lord - knows - what whim , one day it did a diagonal dive by means of its slanting fins , reaching strata located 2,000 meters underwater .\n",
      "  However -- lord - -- knows\n",
      "  day -- did a diagonal dive by -- means\n",
      "  slanting fins -- reaching -- strata\n",
      "  strata -- located -- 2,000 meters underwater\n",
      "\n",
      "The thermometer indicated a temperature of 4.25 degrees centigrade , which at this depth seemed to be a temperature common to all latitudes .\n",
      "  The thermometer -- indicated a temperature of -- degrees centigrade\n",
      "  degrees centigrade -- which at -- a temperature\n",
      "  degrees centigrade -- depth seemed -- a temperature\n",
      "  degrees centigrade -- be -- a temperature\n",
      "\n",
      "On November 26 , at three o'clock in the morning , the Nautilus cleared the Tropic of Cancer at longitude 172 degrees .\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- cleared the Tropic of -- Cancer\n",
      "\n",
      "On the 27th it passed in sight of the Hawaiian Islands , where the famous Captain Cook met his death on February 14 , 1779. By then we had fared 4,860 leagues from our starting point .\n",
      "  the 27th -- passed in -- sight\n",
      "  the Hawaiian Islands -- Captain Cook met his death on -- February\n",
      "  1779. -- then -- we\n",
      "  we -- had fared 4,860 leagues from our starting -- point\n",
      "\n",
      "When I arrived on the platform that morning , I saw the Island of Hawaii two miles to leeward , the largest of the seven islands making up this group .\n",
      "  the platform that morning -- I saw the Island of -- Hawaii\n",
      "  islands -- making up -- this group\n",
      "\n",
      "I could clearly distinguish the tilled soil on its outskirts , the various mountain chains running parallel with its coastline , and its volcanoes , crowned by Mauna Kea , whose elevation is 5,000 meters above sea level .\n",
      "  the various mountain chains -- running parallel with -- coastline\n",
      "  whose elevation -- is -- meters\n",
      "\n",
      "Among other specimens from these waterways , our nets brought up some peacock - tailed flabellarian coral , polyps flattened into stylish shapes and unique to this part of the ocean .\n",
      "  these waterways -- our -- nets\n",
      "  nets -- brought up some peacock - -- tailed flabellarian coral\n",
      "  polyps -- flattened into -- stylish shapes\n",
      "\n",
      "The Nautilus kept to its southeasterly heading .\n",
      "  The Nautilus -- kept -- southeasterly heading\n",
      "\n",
      "On December 1 it cut the equator at longitude 142 degrees , and on the 4th of the same month , after a quick crossing marked by no incident , we raised the Marquesas Islands .\n",
      "  December -- cut the equator at -- longitude\n",
      "  a quick crossing -- marked by -- no incident\n",
      "  we -- raised -- the Marquesas Islands\n",
      "\n",
      "Three miles off , in latitude 8 degrees 57 ' south and longitude 139 degrees 32 ' west , I spotted Martin Point on Nuku Hiva , chief member of this island group that belongs to France .\n",
      "  west -- I spotted Martin Point on -- Nuku Hiva\n",
      "\n",
      "I could make out only its wooded mountains on the horizon , because Captain Nemo hated to hug shore .\n",
      "  the horizon -- Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "  Nemo -- hated -- hug shore\n",
      "\n",
      "There our nets brought up some fine fish samples :\n",
      "  nets -- brought up -- some fine fish samples :\n",
      "\n",
      "dolphinfish with azure fins , gold tails , and flesh that is unrivaled in the entire world , wrasse from the genus Hologymnosus that were nearly denuded of scales but exquisite in flavor , knifejaws with bony beaks , yellowish albacore that were as tasty as bonito , all fish worth classifying in the shi 's pantry .\n",
      "  flesh -- is unrivaled in -- world\n",
      "  the genus Hologymnosus -- were nearly denuded of -- scales\n",
      "  yellowish albacore -- were as -- tasty\n",
      "\n",
      "After leaving these delightful islands to the protection of the French flag , the Nautilus covered about 2,000 miles from December 4 to the 11th. Its navigating was marked by an encounter with an immense school of squid , unusual mollusks that are near neighbors of the cuttlefish .\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- covered about -- 2,000 miles\n",
      "  December 4 -- 11th. -- navigating\n",
      "  navigating -- was marked by -- an encounter\n",
      "  unusual mollusks -- are near -- neighbors\n",
      "\n",
      "French fishermen give them the name \" cuckoldfish , \" and they belong to the class Cephalopoda , family Dibranchiata , consisting of themselves together with cuttlefish and argonauts .\n",
      "  French fishermen -- give them -- the name\n",
      "  consisting -- themselves together with -- cuttlefish\n",
      "\n",
      "The naturalists of antiquity made a special study of them , and these animals furnished many ribald figures of speech for soapbox orators in the Greek marketplace , as well as excellent dishes for the tables of rich citizens , if we are to believe Athenaeus , a Greek physician predating Galen .\n",
      "  antiquity -- made a special study of -- these animals\n",
      "  the Greek marketplace -- dishes for -- the tables\n",
      "  we -- are -- Athenaeus\n",
      "  we -- believe -- Athenaeus\n",
      "  Athenaeus -- physician -- predating Galen\n",
      "\n",
      "It was during the night of December 9 - 10 that the Nautilus encountered this army of distinctly nocturnal mollusks .\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- encountered this army of -- distinctly nocturnal mollusks\n",
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      "They were migrating from the temperate zones toward zones still warmer , following the itineraries of herring and sardines .\n",
      "  zones -- following the itineraries of -- herring\n",
      "\n",
      "We stared at them through our thick glass windows :\n",
      "  We stared -- them through our -- thick glass\n",
      "  thick glass -- windows -- :\n",
      "\n",
      "they swam backward with tremendous speed , moving by means of their locomotive tubes , chasing fish and mollusks , eating the little ones , eaten by the big ones , and tossing in indescribable confusion the ten feet that nature has rooted in their heads like a hairpiece of pneumatic snakes .\n",
      "  tremendous speed -- moving by -- means\n",
      "  locomotive tubes -- chasing -- fish\n",
      "  mollusks -- eating -- the little ones\n",
      "  the little ones -- eaten by -- the big ones\n",
      "  feet that nature -- has rooted in -- heads\n",
      "\n",
      "Despite its speed , the Nautilus navigated for several hours in the midst of this school of animals , and its nets brought up an incalculable number , among which I recognized all nine species that Professor Orbigny has classified as native to the Pacific Ocean .\n",
      "  several hours -- midst of -- this school\n",
      "  nets -- brought up -- an incalculable number\n",
      "  an incalculable number -- I recognized -- species that Professor Orbigny\n",
      "  species that Professor Orbigny -- has classified as -- the Pacific Ocean\n",
      "\n",
      "During this crossing , the sea continually lavished us with the most marvelous sights .\n",
      "  the sea -- continually lavished us with -- the most marvelous sights\n",
      "\n",
      "Its variety was infinite .\n",
      "  variety -- was -- infinite\n",
      "\n",
      "It changed its setting and decor for the mere pleasure of our eyes , and we were called upon not simply to contemplate the works of our Creator in the midst of the liquid element , but also to probe the ocea 's most daunting mysteries .\n",
      "  the mere pleasure -- our eyes -- we\n",
      "  we -- were called upon not simply -- the works\n",
      "  we -- contemplate the works of our Creator in -- the liquid element\n",
      "  Creator -- midst of -- the liquid element\n",
      "  the liquid element -- probe -- the ocea\n",
      "\n",
      "During the day of December 11 , I was busy reading in the main lounge .\n",
      "  December -- I was busy reading in -- the main lounge\n",
      "\n",
      "Ned Land and Conseil were observing the luminous waters through the gaping panels .\n",
      "  Conseil -- were observing the luminous waters through -- the gaping panels\n",
      "\n",
      "The Nautilus was motionless .\n",
      "  The Nautilus -- was -- motionless\n",
      "\n",
      "Its ballast tanks full , it was sitting at a depth of 1,000 meters in a comparatively unpopulated region of the ocean where only larger fish put in occasional appearances .\n",
      "  ballast tanks full -- was sitting at -- meters\n",
      "  ballast tanks full -- depth of -- meters\n",
      "  larger fish -- put in -- occasional appearances\n",
      "\n",
      "Just then I was studying a delightful book by Jean MacΘ , The Servants of the Stomach , and savoring its ingenious teachings , when Conseil interrupted my reading .\n",
      "  the Stomach -- savoring -- ingenious\n",
      "  ingenious -- teachings -- Conseil\n",
      "  Conseil -- my -- reading\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Would master kindly come here for an instant ? \"\n",
      "  Would master kindly -- come here for -- an instant ?\n",
      "\n",
      "In the broad electric daylight , an enormous black mass , quite motionless , hung suspended in the midst of the waters .\n",
      "  motionless -- hung suspended in -- the waters\n",
      "  motionless -- midst of -- the waters\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Yes , \" the Canadian replied , \" a disabled craft that is sinking straight down ! \"\n",
      "  the Canadian replied -- disabled craft that is sinking straight down -- !\n",
      "\n",
      "We were in the presence of a ship whose severed shrouds still hung from their clasps .\n",
      "  We -- were in -- the presence\n",
      "  a ship whose -- severed -- shrouds\n",
      "  shrouds -- hung from -- clasps\n",
      "\n",
      "Its hull looked in good condition , and it must have gone under only a few hours before .\n",
      "  hull -- looked in -- good condition\n",
      "  good condition -- have gone under -- a few hours before\n",
      "\n",
      "The stumps of three masts , chopped off two feet above the deck , indicated a flooding ship that had been forced to sacrifice its masting .\n",
      "  the deck -- indicated a flooding ship that had been forced -- masting\n",
      "\n",
      "But it had heeled sideways , filling completely , and it was listing to port even yet .\n",
      "  filling -- was listing -- port\n",
      "\n",
      "A sorry sight , this carcass lost under the waves , but sorrier still was the sight on its deck , where , lashed with ropes to prevent their being washed overboard , some human corpses still lay !\n",
      "  this carcass -- lost under -- the waves\n",
      "  sorrier -- was the sight on -- deck\n",
      "  deck -- lashed with ropes -- !\n",
      "  deck -- prevent -- !\n",
      "  deck -- being washed -- !\n",
      "  deck -- lay -- !\n",
      "\n",
      "I counted four of them - four men , one still standing at the helm - then a woman , halfway out of a skylight on the afterdeck , holding a child in her arms .\n",
      "  standing -- helm - then -- a woman\n",
      "  a woman -- halfway out of -- a skylight\n",
      "  the afterdeck -- holding a child in -- arms\n",
      "\n",
      "This woman was young .\n",
      "  This woman -- was -- young\n",
      "\n",
      "Under the brilliant lighting of the Nautilu 's rays , I could make out her features , which the water had not yet decomposed .\n",
      "  rays -- I -- the water\n",
      "  rays -- make out -- the water\n",
      "  rays -- features -- the water\n",
      "  rays -- which -- the water\n",
      "  the water -- had not -- decomposed\n",
      "\n",
      "With a supreme effort , she had lifted her child above her head , and the poor little creatur 's arms were still twined around its mothe 's neck !\n",
      "  a supreme effort -- had lifted her child above -- head\n",
      "  arms -- were still twined around -- mothe\n",
      "\n",
      "The postures of the four seamen seemed ghastly to me , twisted from convulsive movements , as if making a last effort to break loose from the ropes that bound them to their ship .\n",
      "  seamen -- seemed -- ghastly\n",
      "  convulsive movements -- making -- a last effort\n",
      "  a last effort -- break loose from -- ship\n",
      "  a last effort -- them -- ship\n",
      "\n",
      "And the helmsman , standing alone , calmer , his face smooth and serious , his grizzled hair plastered to his brow , his hands clutching the wheel , seemed even yet to be guiding his wrecked three - master through the ocean depths !\n",
      "  standing alone -- face -- grizzled hair\n",
      "  hands -- clutching -- the wheel\n",
      "  the wheel -- even yet -- master\n",
      "  the wheel -- be guiding -- master\n",
      "  the wheel -- wrecked -- master\n",
      "\n",
      "We stood dumbstruck , hearts pounding , before this shipwreck caught in the act , as if it had been photographed in its final moments , so to speak !\n",
      "  We -- stood -- dumbstruck\n",
      "  this shipwreck -- caught in -- the act\n",
      "  the act -- had been photographed in -- final moments\n",
      "\n",
      "And already I could see enormous sharks moving in , eyes ablaze , drawn by the lure of human flesh !\n",
      "  enormous sharks -- moving in -- ablaze\n",
      "  ablaze -- drawn by -- the lure\n",
      "\n",
      "Meanwhile , turning , the Nautilus made a circle around the sinking ship , and for an instant I could read the board on its stern :\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- made a circle around -- ship\n",
      "  a circle -- sinking -- ship\n",
      "  an instant -- I -- the board\n",
      "  an instant -- read the board on -- stern :\n",
      "\n",
      "The Florida Sunderland , England CHAPTER 19 Vanikoro THIS DREADFUL SIGHT was the first of a whole series of maritime catastrophes that the Nautilus would encounter on its run .\n",
      "  England -- Vanikoro -- THIS DREADFUL SIGHT\n",
      "  THIS DREADFUL SIGHT -- was the first of -- a whole series\n",
      "\n",
      "When it plied more heavily traveled seas , we often saw wrecked hulls rotting in midwater , and farther down , cannons , shells , anchors , chains , and a thousand other iron objects rusting away .\n",
      "  we -- often saw wrecked hulls rotting in -- midwater\n",
      "\n",
      "Meanwhile , continuously swept along by the Nautilus , where we lived in near isolation , we raised the Tuamotu Islands on December 11 , that old \" dangerous group \" associated with the French global navigator Commander Bougainville ; it stretches from Ducie Island to Lazareff Island over an area of 500 leagues from the east - southeast to the west - northwest , between latitude 13 degrees 30 ' and 23 degrees 50 ' south , and between longitude 125 degrees 30 ' and 151 degrees 30 ' west .\n",
      "  we -- lived in -- isolation\n",
      "  we -- raised the Tuamotu Islands on -- December\n",
      "\n",
      "This island group covers a surface area of 370 square leagues , and it is made up of some sixty subgroups , among which we noted the Gambier group , which is a French protectorate .\n",
      "  This island group -- covers -- area\n",
      "  This island group -- surface area of -- square leagues\n",
      "  square leagues -- is made up of -- subgroups\n",
      "  which we -- noted -- the Gambier group\n",
      "  the Gambier group -- is -- a French protectorate\n",
      "\n",
      "These islands are coral formations .\n",
      "  These islands -- are -- coral formations\n",
      "\n",
      "Thanks to the work of polyps , a slow but steady upheaval will someday connect these islands to each other .\n",
      "  steady upheaval -- connect -- these islands\n",
      "\n",
      "Later on , this new island will be fused to its neighboring island groups , and a fifth continent will stretch from New Zealand and New Caledonia as far as the Marquesas Islands .\n",
      "  this new island -- be fused -- neighboring island groups\n",
      "  a fifth continent -- stretch from -- New Zealand\n",
      "  New Caledonia -- far as -- the Marquesas Islands\n",
      "\n",
      "The day I expounded this theory to Captain Nemo , he answered me coldly :\n",
      "  The day -- I expounded -- this theory\n",
      "  this theory -- Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "\n",
      "\" The earth does not need new continents , but new men ! \"\n",
      "  The earth -- need -- new continents\n",
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      "Sailors ' luck led the Nautilus straight to Reao Island , one of the most unusual in this group , which was discovered in 1822 by Captain Bell aboard the Minerva .\n",
      "  luck -- led -- the Nautilus\n",
      "  this group -- was discovered in -- 1822\n",
      "  1822 -- Captain -- Bell\n",
      "  Bell -- aboard -- the Minerva\n",
      "\n",
      "Madrepores , which one must guard against confusing with precious coral , clothe their tissue in a limestone crust , and their variations in structure have led my famous mentor Professor Milne - Edwards to classify them into five divisions .\n",
      "  Madrepores -- must guard against -- confusing\n",
      "  precious coral -- clothe their tissue in -- a limestone crust\n",
      "  structure -- have led my famous mentor Professor Milne - -- Edwards\n",
      "  Edwards -- them into -- divisions\n",
      "\n",
      "The tiny microscopic animals that secrete this polypary live by the billions in the depths of their cells .\n",
      "  The tiny microscopic animals -- secrete this polypary live by -- the billions\n",
      "\n",
      "Their limestone deposits build up into rocks , reefs , islets , islands .\n",
      "  limestone deposits -- build up into -- rocks\n",
      "\n",
      "In some places , they form atolls , a circular ring surrounding a lagoon or small inner lake that gaps place in contact with the sea .\n",
      "  a circular ring -- surrounding -- a lagoon\n",
      "\n",
      "In still other localities , such as RΘunion Island and the island of Mauritius , they build fringing reefs , high , straight walls next to which the ocea 's depth is considerable .\n",
      "  Mauritius -- build -- fringing reefs\n",
      "  high -- walls -- the ocea\n",
      "  high -- which -- the ocea\n",
      "  the ocea -- depth is -- considerable\n",
      "\n",
      "While cruising along only a few cable lengths from the underpinning of Reao Island , I marveled at the gigantic piece of work accomplished by these microscopic laborers .\n",
      "  Reao Island -- I marveled at -- the gigantic\n",
      "\n",
      "These walls were the express achievements of madrepores known by the names fire coral , finger coral , star coral , and stony coral .\n",
      "  madrepores -- known by -- the names fire coral\n",
      "\n",
      "These polyps grow exclusively in the agitated strata at the surface of the sea , and so it is in the upper reaches that they begin these substructures , which sink little by little together with the secreted rubble binding them .\n",
      "  These polyps -- grow exclusively in -- the agitated strata\n",
      "  the agitated strata -- surface of -- the sea\n",
      "  the sea -- is in -- the upper reaches\n",
      "  the upper reaches -- begin -- these substructures\n",
      "  these substructures -- sink little by -- the secreted rubble\n",
      "  these substructures -- together with -- the secreted rubble\n",
      "\n",
      "This , at least , is the theory of Mr. Charles Darwin , who thus explains the formation of atolls - a theory superior , in my view , to the one that says these madreporic edifices sit on the summits of mountains or volcanoes submerged a few feet below sea level .\n",
      "  Mr. Charles Darwin -- explains the formation of -- atolls\n",
      "  a theory -- my -- view\n",
      "  view -- says -- these madreporic edifices\n",
      "  these madreporic edifices -- sit on -- the summits\n",
      "  volcanoes -- submerged a few feet below -- sea level\n",
      "\n",
      "our sounding lines indicated that they dropped perpendicularly for more than 300 meters , and our electric beams made the bright limestone positively sparkle .\n",
      "  sounding lines -- indicated that -- perpendicularly\n",
      "  sounding lines -- dropped perpendicularly for -- meters\n",
      "  meters -- our -- electric beams\n",
      "  electric beams -- made -- the bright limestone\n",
      "  the bright limestone -- positively -- sparkle\n",
      "\n",
      "In reply to a question Conseil asked me about the growth rate of these colossal barriers , I thoroughly amazed him by saying that scientists put it at an eighth of an inch per biennium .\n",
      "  a question Conseil -- asked me about -- the growth rate\n",
      "  these colossal barriers -- I thoroughly -- that scientists\n",
      "  these colossal barriers -- him by saying -- that scientists\n",
      "  that scientists -- put it at -- an eighth\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Therefore , \" he said to me , \" to build these walls , it took . \"\n",
      "  Therefore -- said -- these walls\n",
      "  Therefore -- build -- these walls\n",
      "\n",
      "\" 192,000 years , my gallant Conseil , which significantly extends the biblical Days of Creation .\n",
      "  192,000 years -- my -- gallant Conseil\n",
      "  gallant Conseil -- significantly extends -- the biblical Days\n",
      "\n",
      "What is more , the formation of coal - in other words , the petrification of forests swallowed by floods - and the cooling of basaltic rocks likewise call for a much longer period of time .\n",
      "  basaltic rocks -- likewise call for -- period\n",
      "  call -- longer period of -- time\n",
      "\n",
      "I might add that those ‘days ' in the Bible must represent whole epochs and not literally the lapse of time between two sunrises , because according to the Bible itself , the sun does not date from the first day of Creation .\n",
      "  the Bible -- represent -- whole epochs\n",
      "  whole epochs -- literally the lapse of -- time\n",
      "\n",
      "\" When the Nautilus returned to the surface of the ocean , I could take in Reao Island over its whole flat , wooded expanse .\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- returned -- the ocean\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- surface of -- the ocean\n",
      "  the ocean -- I -- Reao Island\n",
      "  the ocean -- take in -- Reao Island\n",
      "\n",
      "Obviously its madreporic rocks had been made fertile by tornadoes and thunderstorms .\n",
      "  madreporic rocks -- had been made fertile by -- tornadoes\n",
      "\n",
      "One day , carried off by a hurricane from neighboring shores , some seed fell onto these limestone beds , mixing with decomposed particles of fish and marine plants to form vegetable humus .\n",
      "  day -- carried off by -- a hurricane\n",
      "  some seed -- fell onto -- these limestone beds\n",
      "\n",
      "Its tree grew tall , catching steam off the water .\n",
      "  tree -- grew tall -- steam\n",
      "  tree -- catching steam off -- the water\n",
      "\n",
      "A brook was born .\n",
      "  A brook -- was -- born\n",
      "\n",
      "Tiny animals - worms , insects - rode ashore on tree trunks snatched from islands to windward .\n",
      "  worms -- ashore on -- tree\n",
      "  tree -- snatched from -- islands\n",
      "\n",
      "Turtles came to lay their eggs .\n",
      "  Turtles -- came -- eggs\n",
      "  Turtles -- lay -- eggs\n",
      "\n",
      "In this way animal life developed , and drawn by the greenery and fertile soil , man appeared .\n",
      "  this way animal life -- developed -- the greenery\n",
      "  this way animal life -- drawn by -- the greenery\n",
      "\n",
      "And that is how these islands were formed , the immense achievement of microscopic animals .\n",
      "  these islands -- were formed -- the immense achievement\n",
      "\n",
      "Near evening Reao Island melted into the distance , and the Nautilus noticeably changed course .\n",
      "  evening Reao Island -- melted into -- the distance\n",
      "  the Nautilus noticeably -- changed -- course\n",
      "\n",
      "After touching the Tropic of Capricorn at longitude 135 degrees , it headed west - northwest , going back up the whole intertropical zone .\n",
      "  northwest -- going back up -- the whole intertropical zone\n",
      "\n",
      "Although the summer sun lavished its rays on us , we never suffered from the heat , because thirty or forty meters underwater , the temperature did not go over 10 degrees to 12 degrees centigrade .\n",
      "  the summer sun -- lavished its rays on -- us\n",
      "  we -- never suffered from -- the heat\n",
      "  the temperature -- did not go over -- degrees\n",
      "\n",
      "By December 15 we had left the alluring Society Islands in the west , likewise elegant Tahiti , queen of the Pacific .\n",
      "  we -- had left the alluring Society Islands in -- the west\n",
      "  the west -- likewise -- elegant Tahiti\n",
      "\n",
      "In the morning I spotted this islan 's lofty summits a few miles to leeward .\n",
      "  the morning -- I spotted -- this islan\n",
      "\n",
      "Its waters supplied excellent fish for the tables on board :\n",
      "  waters -- supplied excellent fish for -- the tables\n",
      "\n",
      "mackerel , bonito , albacore , and a few varieties of that sea serpent named the moray eel .\n",
      "  that sea -- named -- the moray eel\n",
      "\n",
      "The Nautilus had cleared 8,100 miles .\n",
      "  The Nautilus -- had cleared -- miles\n",
      "\n",
      "We logged 9,720 miles when we passed between the Tonga Islands , where crews from the Argo , Port - au - Prince , and Duke of Portland had perished , and the island group of Samoa , scene of the slaying of Captain de Langle , friend of that long - lost navigator , the Count de La PΘrouse .\n",
      "  we -- passed between -- the Tonga Islands\n",
      "  Portland -- had -- perished\n",
      "  the slaying -- Captain -- de Langle\n",
      "  that long - -- lost -- navigator\n",
      "\n",
      "Then we raised the Fiji Islands , where savages slaughtered sailors from the Union , as well as Captain Bureau , commander of the Darling Josephine out of Nantes , France .\n",
      "  we -- raised -- the Fiji Islands\n",
      "  savages -- slaughtered sailors from -- the Union\n",
      "  the Union -- Captain -- Bureau\n",
      "\n",
      "It consists of a number of islands , islets , and reefs , among which we noted the islands of Viti Levu , Vanua Levu , and Kadavu .\n",
      "  which we -- noted the islands of -- Viti Levu\n",
      "\n",
      "It was the Dutch navigator Tasman who discovered this group in 1643 , the same year the Italian physicist Torricelli invented the barometer and King Louis XIV ascended the French throne .\n",
      "  the Dutch navigator Tasman -- discovered this group in -- 1643\n",
      "  the same year the Italian physicist Torricelli -- invented -- the barometer\n",
      "  King Louis XIV -- ascended -- the French throne\n",
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      "Coming later , Captain Cook in 1774 , Rear Admiral d'Entrecasteaux in 1793 , and finally Captain Dumont d'Urville in 1827 , untangled the whole chaotic geography of this island group .\n",
      "  Coming later -- Captain Cook in -- 1774\n",
      "  1793 -- Captain Dumont d'Urville in -- the whole chaotic geography\n",
      "  Dumont d'Urville -- untangled the whole chaotic geography of -- this island group\n",
      "\n",
      "The Nautilus drew near Wailea Bay , an unlucky place for Englan 's Captain Dillon , who was the first to shed light on the longstanding mystery surrounding the disappearance of ships under the Count de La PΘrouse .\n",
      "  The Nautilus -- drew near -- Wailea Bay\n",
      "  Englan -- Captain -- Dillon\n",
      "  Dillon -- was -- light\n",
      "  the longstanding mystery -- surrounding the disappearance of -- ships\n",
      "\n",
      "As the Roman playwright Seneca recommended , we opened them right at our table , then stuffed ourselves .\n",
      "  we -- opened them right at our -- table\n",
      "  table -- then -- stuffed ourselves\n",
      "\n",
      "These mollusks belonged to the species known by name as Ostrea lamellosa , whose members are quite common off Corsica .\n",
      "  These mollusks -- belonged -- the species\n",
      "  the species -- known by -- name\n",
      "  whose members -- are quite common off -- Corsica\n",
      "\n",
      "This Wailea oysterbank must have been extensive , and for certain , if they had not been controlled by numerous natural checks , these clusters of shellfish would have ended up jam - packing the bay , since as many as 2,000,000 eggs have been counted in a single individual .\n",
      "  This Wailea oysterbank -- have been -- extensive\n",
      "  certain -- had not been controlled by -- numerous natural checks\n",
      "  these clusters -- have ended up jam - packing -- the bay\n",
      "  2,000,000 eggs -- have been counted in -- a single individual\n",
      "\n",
      "And if Mr. Ned Land did not repent of his gluttony at our oyster fest , it is because oysters are the only dish that never causes indigestion .\n",
      "  Mr. Ned Land -- did not repent of -- gluttony\n",
      "  gluttony -- our -- oyster fest\n",
      "  oyster fest -- is because -- oysters\n",
      "  oysters -- are the only dish that never -- causes indigestion\n",
      "\n",
      "In fact , it takes no less than sixteen dozen of these headless mollusks to supply the 315 grams that satisfy one ma 's minimum daily requirement for nitrogen .\n",
      "  fact -- takes no less than -- these headless mollusks\n",
      "  supply the 315 grams -- satisfy -- ma\n",
      "\n",
      "On December 25 the Nautilus navigated amid the island group of the New Hebrides , which the Portuguese seafarer Queir≤s discovered in 1606 , which Commander Bougainville explored in 1768 , and to which Captain Cook gave its current name in 1773. This group is chiefly made up of nine large islands and forms a 120 - league strip from the north - northwest to the south - southeast , lying between latitude 2 degrees and 15 degrees south , and between longitude 164 degrees and 168 degrees .\n",
      "  the New Hebrides -- which -- the Portuguese seafarer Queir≤s\n",
      "  the Portuguese seafarer Queir≤s -- discovered in -- 1606\n",
      "  which Commander Bougainville -- explored in -- 1768\n",
      "  1768 -- Captain Cook gave its current name in 1773. -- This group\n",
      "  This group -- is -- chiefly\n",
      "  chiefly -- made up of -- large islands\n",
      "  large islands -- forms -- league strip\n",
      "\n",
      "At the moment of our noon sights , we passed fairly close to the island of Aurou , which looked to me like a mass of green woods crowned by a peak of great height .\n",
      "  the moment -- our -- noon sights\n",
      "  we -- passed fairly close -- the island\n",
      "  Aurou -- looked -- a mass\n",
      "  Aurou -- me like -- a mass\n",
      "\n",
      "That day it was yuletide , and it struck me that Ned Land badly missed celebrating \" Christmas , \" that genuine family holiday where Protestants are such zealots .\n",
      "  That day -- was -- yuletide\n",
      "  yuletide -- struck me -- that Ned Land\n",
      "  that Ned Land -- celebrating -- Christmas\n",
      "  Protestants -- are -- such zealots\n",
      "\n",
      "I had not seen Captain Nemo for over a week , when , on the morning of the 27th , he entered the main lounge , as usual acting as if he'd been gone for just five minutes .\n",
      "  the morning -- entered -- the main lounge\n",
      "  the main lounge -- acting as -- he'd\n",
      "  he'd -- been gone for -- minutes\n",
      "\n",
      "This name was magic !\n",
      "  This name -- was -- magic !\n",
      "\n",
      "It was the name of those islets where vessels under the Count de La PΘrouse had miscarried .\n",
      "  the Count de La PΘrouse -- had -- miscarried\n",
      "\n",
      "\" The Nautilus is bringing us to Vanikoro ? \"\n",
      "  The Nautilus -- is bringing -- us\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Yes , professor , \" the captain replied . \"\n",
      "  professor -- captain -- replied\n",
      "\n",
      "And I will be able to visit those famous islands where the Compass and the Astrolabe came to grief ? \"\n",
      "  the Astrolabe -- came -- grief ?\n",
      "\n",
      "\" We already have , professor . \"\n",
      "  We -- have -- professor\n",
      "\n",
      "Followed by Captain Nemo , I climbed onto the platform , and from there my eyes eagerly scanned the horizon .\n",
      "  Nemo -- I climbed onto -- the platform\n",
      "  the platform -- my eyes -- eagerly\n",
      "  eagerly -- scanned -- the horizon\n",
      "\n",
      "In the northeast there emerged two volcanic islands of unequal size , surrounded by a coral reef whose circuit measured forty miles .\n",
      "  unequal size -- surrounded by -- a coral reef whose circuit\n",
      "  a coral reef whose circuit -- measured -- forty miles\n",
      "\n",
      "We were facing the island of Vanikoro proper , to which Captain Dumont d'Urville had given the name \" Island of the Search \" ; we lay right in front of the little harbor of Vana , located in latitude 16 degrees 4 ' south and longitude 164 degrees 32 ' east .\n",
      "  We -- were facing the island of -- Vanikoro\n",
      "  Vanikoro -- proper -- Dumont d'Urville\n",
      "  Vanikoro -- Captain -- Dumont d'Urville\n",
      "  Dumont d'Urville -- had given -- the name\n",
      "  we -- lay right in -- front\n",
      "  Vana -- located in -- south\n",
      "\n",
      "Its shores seemed covered with greenery from its beaches to its summits inland , crowned by Mt .\n",
      "  shores -- covered with -- greenery\n",
      "\n",
      "Kapogo , which is 476 fathoms high .\n",
      "  Kapogo -- is -- fathoms high\n",
      "\n",
      "After clearing the outer belt of rocks via a narrow passageway , the Nautilus lay inside the breakers where the sea had a depth of thirty to forty fathoms .\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- lay inside -- the breakers\n",
      "  the sea -- had -- forty fathoms\n",
      "  the sea -- depth of -- forty fathoms\n",
      "\n",
      "Under the green shade of some tropical evergreens , I spotted a few savages who looked extremely startled at our approach .\n",
      "  some tropical evergreens -- I spotted -- a few savages\n",
      "  a few savages -- looked extremely startled at our -- approach\n",
      "\n",
      "In this long , blackish object advancing flush with the water , did not they see some fearsome cetacean that they were obliged to view with distrust ?\n",
      "  blackish -- object advancing flush with -- the water\n",
      "  the water -- did not they see -- some fearsome cetacean\n",
      "  some fearsome cetacean -- were obliged -- view\n",
      "\n",
      "Just then Captain Nemo asked me what I knew about the shipwreck of the Count de La PΘrouse .\n",
      "  Nemo -- asked -- the shipwreck\n",
      "  Nemo -- what I knew about -- the shipwreck\n",
      "\n",
      "And could you kindly tell me what everybody knows ?\n",
      "  kindly -- tell -- ?\n",
      "  kindly -- what everybody -- ?\n",
      "\n",
      "\" I related to him what the final deeds of Captain Dumont d'Urville had brought to light , deeds described here in this heavily condensed summary of the whole matter .\n",
      "  related -- what the final deeds of Captain -- Dumont d'Urville\n",
      "  Dumont d'Urville -- had brought -- light\n",
      "  light -- described here in -- condensed summary\n",
      "  here -- heavily condensed summary of -- the whole matter\n",
      "\n",
      "In 1785 the Count de La PΘrouse and his subordinate , Captain de Langle , were sent by King Louis XVI of France on a voyage to circumnavigate the globe .\n",
      "  subordinate -- Captain -- de Langle\n",
      "  de Langle -- were sent by -- King Louis XVI\n",
      "  a voyage -- circumnavigate -- the globe\n",
      "\n",
      "They boarded two sloops of war , the Compass and the Astrolabe , which were never seen again .\n",
      "  the Astrolabe -- were never seen -- again\n",
      "\n",
      "In 1791 , justly concerned about the fate of these two sloops of war , the French government fitted out two large cargo boats , the Search and the Hope , which left Brest on September 28 under orders from Rear Admiral Bruni d'Entrecasteaux .\n",
      "  1791 -- concerned about -- the fate\n",
      "  the French government -- fitted out -- large cargo boats\n",
      "  the Hope -- left Brest on -- September\n",
      "\n",
      "Two months later , testimony from a certain Commander Bowen , aboard the Albemarle , alleged that rubble from shipwrecked vessels had been seen on the coast of New Georgia .\n",
      "  a certain Commander Bowen -- aboard -- the Albemarle\n",
      "  vessels -- had been seen on -- the coast\n",
      "\n",
      "But d'Entrecasteaux was unaware of this news - which seemed a bit dubious anyhow - and headed toward the Admiralty Islands , which had been named in a report by one Captain Hunter as the site of the Count de La PΘrous 's shipwreck .\n",
      "  d'Entrecasteaux -- was unaware of -- this news\n",
      "  this news -- seemed -- bit dubious anyhow -\n",
      "  the Admiralty Islands -- had been named in -- a report\n",
      "  a report -- Captain Hunter as -- the site\n",
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      "The Hope and the Search passed right by Vanikoro without stopping there ; and overall , this voyage was plagued by misfortune , ultimately costing the lives of Rear Admiral d'Entrecasteaux , two of his subordinate officers , and several seamen from his crew .\n",
      "  the Search -- passed right by -- Vanikoro\n",
      "  Vanikoro -- stopping -- overall\n",
      "  this voyage -- was plagued by -- misfortune\n",
      "  misfortune -- ultimately costing the lives of -- Rear Admiral d'Entrecasteaux\n",
      "\n",
      "It was an old hand at the Pacific , the English adventurer Captain Peter Dillon , who was the first to pick up the trail left by castaways from the wrecked vessels .\n",
      "  the Pacific -- Captain -- Peter Dillon\n",
      "  Peter Dillon -- was -- pick\n",
      "  the trail -- left by -- castaways\n",
      "\n",
      "On May 15 , 1824 , his ship , the St. Patrick , passed by Tikopia Island , one of the New Hebrides .\n",
      "  the St. Patrick -- passed by -- Tikopia Island\n",
      "\n",
      "There a native boatman pulled alongside in a dugout canoe and sold Dillon a silver sword hilt bearing the imprint of characters engraved with a cutting tool known as a burin .\n",
      "  a native boatman -- pulled alongside in -- a dugout canoe\n",
      "  a dugout canoe -- sold Dillon -- a silver sword hilt\n",
      "  a silver sword hilt -- bearing the imprint of -- engraved\n",
      "  engraved -- cutting -- tool\n",
      "  tool -- known as -- a burin\n",
      "\n",
      "Furthermore , this native boatman claimed that during a stay in Vanikoro six years earlier , he had seen two Europeans belonging to ships that had run aground on the islan 's reefs many years before .\n",
      "  this native boatman -- claimed that during -- Vanikoro\n",
      "  this native boatman -- stay in -- Vanikoro\n",
      "  years -- had seen -- Europeans belonging\n",
      "  ships -- had run aground on -- the islan\n",
      "\n",
      "Dillon guessed that the ships at issue were those under the Count de La PΘrouse , ships whose disappearance had shaken the entire world .\n",
      "  issue -- were those under -- the Count de La PΘrouse\n",
      "  ships whose disappearance -- had shaken the entire -- world\n",
      "\n",
      "He tried to reach Vanikoro , where , according to the native boatman , a good deal of rubble from the shipwreck could still be found , but winds and currents prevented his doing so .\n",
      "  the shipwreck -- be found -- winds\n",
      "\n",
      "Dillon returned to Calcutta .\n",
      "  Dillon -- returned -- Calcutta\n",
      "\n",
      "A ship named after the Search was placed at his disposal , and he departed on January 23 , 1827 , accompanied by a French deputy .\n",
      "  A ship -- named after -- the Search\n",
      "  the Search -- was placed at -- disposal\n",
      "  disposal -- departed on -- January\n",
      "  January -- accompanied by -- a French deputy\n",
      "\n",
      "This new Search , after putting in at several stops over the Pacific , dropped anchor before Vanikoro on July 7 , 1827 , in the same harbor of Vana where the Nautilus was currently floating .\n",
      "  This new Search -- putting in -- several stops\n",
      "  the Pacific -- dropped anchor before -- Vanikoro\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- was currently -- floating\n",
      "\n",
      "There Dillon collected many relics of the shipwreck :\n",
      "  Dillon -- collected many relics of -- the shipwreck :\n",
      "\n",
      "iron utensils , anchors , eyelets from pulleys , swivel guns , an eighteen - pound shell , the remains of some astronomical instruments , a piece of sternrail , and a bronze bell bearing the inscription \" Made by Bazin , \" the foundry mark at Brest Arsenal around 1785. There could no longer be any doubt .\n",
      "  a bronze bell -- bearing -- the inscription\n",
      "  the inscription -- Made by -- Bazin\n",
      "  1785. -- could -- any doubt\n",
      "  1785. -- longer be -- any doubt\n",
      "\n",
      "Finishing his investigations , Dillon stayed at the site of the casualty until the month of October .\n",
      "  Dillon -- stayed at -- the site\n",
      "\n",
      "Then he left Vanikoro , headed toward New Zealand , dropped anchor at Calcutta on April 7 , 1828 , and returned to France , where he received a very cordial welcome from King Charles X. But just then the renowned French explorer Captain Dumont d'Urville , unaware of Dillo 's activities , had already set sail to search elsewhere for the site of the shipwreck .\n",
      "  New Zealand -- dropped anchor at -- Calcutta\n",
      "  April -- returned -- France\n",
      "  France -- received a very cordial welcome from -- King Charles X.\n",
      "  King Charles X. -- then -- Dumont d'Urville\n",
      "  King Charles X. -- renowned -- Dumont d'Urville\n",
      "  King Charles X. -- explorer Captain -- Dumont d'Urville\n",
      "  Dumont d'Urville -- unaware of -- Dillo\n",
      "  activities -- had already set sail -- search\n",
      "\n",
      "In essence , a whaling vessel had reported that some medals and a Cross of St. Louis had been found in the hands of savages in the Louisiade Islands and New Caledonia .\n",
      "  vessel -- had reported that -- some medals\n",
      "  St. Louis -- had been found in -- the hands\n",
      "\n",
      "So Captain Dumont d'Urville had put to sea in command of a vessel named after the Astrolabe , and just two months after Dillon had left Vanikoro , Dumont d'Urville dropped anchor before Hobart .\n",
      "  Dumont d'Urville -- had put -- sea\n",
      "  sea -- command of -- a vessel\n",
      "  a vessel -- named after -- the Astrolabe\n",
      "  Dillon -- had left -- Vanikoro\n",
      "  Dumont d'Urville -- dropped anchor before -- Hobart\n",
      "\n",
      "There he heard about Dillo 's findings , and he further learned that a certain James Hobbs , chief officer on the Union out of Calcutta , had put to shore on an island located in latitude 8 degrees 18 ' south and longitude 156 degrees 30 ' east , and had noted the natives of those waterways making use of iron bars and red fabrics .\n",
      "  findings -- further learned that -- a certain James Hobbs\n",
      "  Calcutta -- had put -- shore\n",
      "  an island -- located in -- south\n",
      "  east -- had noted the natives of -- those waterways\n",
      "  those waterways -- making use of -- iron bars\n",
      "\n",
      "Pretty perplexed , Dumont d'Urville did not know if he should give credence to these reports , which had been carried in some of the less reliable newspapers ; nevertheless , he decided to start on Dillo 's trail .\n",
      "  Dumont d'Urville -- did not know if -- credence\n",
      "  know -- give -- credence\n",
      "  these reports -- had been carried in -- the less reliable newspapers\n",
      "  nevertheless -- decided -- Dillo\n",
      "  nevertheless -- start on -- Dillo\n",
      "\n",
      "On February 10 , 1828 , the new Astrolabe hove before Tikopia Island , took on a guide and interpreter in the person of a deserter who had settled there , plied a course toward Vanikoro , raised it on February 12 , sailed along its reefs until the 14th , and only on the 20th dropped anchor inside its barrier in the harbor of Vana .\n",
      "  Tikopia Island -- took on -- a guide\n",
      "  a guide -- interpreter in -- the person\n",
      "  a deserter -- had settled -- a course\n",
      "  a deserter -- plied a course toward -- Vanikoro\n",
      "  Vanikoro -- raised it on -- February\n",
      "  February -- sailed along -- reefs\n",
      "  the 20th -- dropped anchor inside -- barrier\n",
      "\n",
      "On the 23rd , several officers circled the island and brought back some rubble of little importance .\n",
      "  several officers -- circled -- the island\n",
      "  the island -- brought back -- some rubble\n",
      "\n",
      "The natives , adopting a system of denial and evasion , refused to guide them to the site of the casualty .\n",
      "  The natives -- adopting a system of -- denial\n",
      "  evasion -- refused -- guide\n",
      "  guide -- them -- the site\n",
      "\n",
      "This rather shady conduct aroused the suspicion that the natives had mistreated the castaways ; and in truth , the natives seemed afraid that Dumont d'Urville had come to avenge the Count de La PΘrouse and his unfortunate companions .\n",
      "  shady conduct -- aroused the suspicion that -- the natives\n",
      "  the natives -- had mistreated -- the castaways\n",
      "  that Dumont d'Urville -- had come -- the Count de La PΘrouse\n",
      "  that Dumont d'Urville -- avenge -- the Count de La PΘrouse\n",
      "\n",
      "But on the 26th , appeased with gifts and seeing that they did not need to fear any reprisals , the natives led the chief officer , Mr. Jacquinot , to the site of the shipwreck .\n",
      "  gifts -- seeing that -- any reprisals\n",
      "  gifts -- did not need -- any reprisals\n",
      "  gifts -- fear -- any reprisals\n",
      "  the natives -- led -- the chief officer\n",
      "\n",
      "At this location , in three or four fathoms of water between the Paeu and Vana reefs , there lay some anchors , cannons , and ingots of iron and lead , all caked with limestone concretions .\n",
      "  Vana reefs -- lay -- some anchors\n",
      "\n",
      "A launch and whaleboat from the new Astrolabe were steered to this locality , and after going to exhausting lengths , their crews managed to dredge up an anchor weighing 1,800 pounds , a cast - iron eight - pounder cannon , a lead ingot , and two copper swivel guns .\n",
      "  the new Astrolabe -- were -- steered\n",
      "  this locality -- going -- exhausting lengths\n",
      "  crews -- managed -- dredge\n",
      "  an anchor weighing -- pounds -- iron\n",
      "  an anchor weighing -- cast - -- iron\n",
      "  pounder cannon -- lead -- ingot\n",
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      "Questioning the natives , Captain Dumont d'Urville also learned that after La PΘrous 's two ships had miscarried on the islan 's reefs , the count had built a smaller craft , only to go off and miscarry a second time .\n",
      "  the natives -- Captain -- Dumont d'Urville\n",
      "  Dumont d'Urville -- learned that -- La PΘrous\n",
      "  La PΘrous -- ships had miscarried on -- the islan\n",
      "  the count -- had built -- a smaller craft\n",
      "  a smaller craft -- miscarry -- a second time\n",
      "\n",
      "The commander of the new Astrolabe then had a monument erected under a tuft of mangrove , in memory of the famous navigator and his companions .\n",
      "  the new Astrolabe -- then had -- a monument\n",
      "  a monument -- erected under -- a tuft\n",
      "\n",
      "It was a simple quadrangular pyramid , set on a coral base , with no ironwork to tempt the natives ' avarice .\n",
      "  simple quadrangular pyramid -- set on -- a coral base\n",
      "  no ironwork -- tempt -- the natives\n",
      "\n",
      "Then Dumont d'Urville tried to depart ; but his crews were run down from the fevers raging on these unsanitary shores , and quite ill himself , he was unable to weigh anchor until March 17. Meanwhile , fearing that Dumont d'Urville was not abreast of Dillo 's activities , the French government sent a sloop of war to Vanikoro , the Bayonnaise under Commander Legoarant de Tromelin , who had been stationed on the American west coast .\n",
      "  Dumont d'Urville -- tried -- depart\n",
      "  crews -- were run down from -- the fevers raging\n",
      "  shores -- ill -- anchor\n",
      "  shores -- was unable -- anchor\n",
      "  March 17. -- fearing -- that Dumont d'Urville\n",
      "  that Dumont d'Urville -- was not abreast of -- Dillo\n",
      "  the French government -- sent a sloop of -- war\n",
      "  Commander Legoarant de Tromelin -- had been stationed on -- the American west coast\n",
      "\n",
      "Dropping anchor before Vanikoro a few months after the new Astrolab 's departure , the Bayonnaise did not find any additional evidence but verified that the savages had not disturbed the memorial honoring the Count de La PΘrouse .\n",
      "  the Bayonnaise -- did not find -- any additional evidence\n",
      "  any additional evidence -- verified that -- the savages\n",
      "  the savages -- had not disturbed -- the memorial\n",
      "  the memorial -- honoring -- the Count de La PΘrouse\n",
      "\n",
      "This is the substance of the account I gave Captain Nemo .\n",
      "  the account -- I gave Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "\n",
      "\" So , \" he said to me , \" the castaways built a third ship on Vanikoro Island , and to this day , nobody knows where it went and perished ? \"\n",
      "  the castaways -- built a third ship on -- Vanikoro Island\n",
      "  nobody -- went -- ?\n",
      "\n",
      "Captain Nemo did not reply but signaled me to follow him to the main lounge .\n",
      "  Nemo -- did not -- reply\n",
      "  reply -- signaled me -- the main lounge\n",
      "  reply -- follow him -- the main lounge\n",
      "\n",
      "The Nautilus sank a few meters beneath the waves , and the panels opened .\n",
      "  The Nautilus -- sank a few meters beneath -- the waves\n",
      "\n",
      "fungus coral , siphonula coral , alcyon coral , sea anemone from the genus Caryophylia , plus myriads of charming fish including greenfish , damselfish , sweepers , snappers , and squirrelfish ; underneath this coral covering I detected some rubble the old dredges had not been able to tear free - iron stirrups , anchors , cannons , shells , tackle from a capstan , a stempost , all objects hailing from the wrecked ships and now carpeted in moving flowers .\n",
      "  charming fish -- including -- greenfish\n",
      "  squirrelfish -- underneath -- this coral\n",
      "  this coral -- covering I detected -- some rubble the old dredges\n",
      "  some rubble the old dredges -- had not been able -- tear free\n",
      "  shells -- tackle from -- a capstan\n",
      "  all objects -- hailing from -- the wrecked ships\n",
      "  the wrecked ships -- now carpeted in moving -- flowers\n",
      "\n",
      "And as I stared at this desolate wreckage , Captain Nemo told me in a solemn voice :\n",
      "  this desolate wreckage -- Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "  Nemo -- told me in -- :\n",
      "  Nemo -- voice -- :\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Commander La PΘrouse set out on December 7 , 1785 , with his ships , the Compass and the Astrolabe .\n",
      "  Commander La PΘrouse -- set out on -- December\n",
      "\n",
      "He dropped anchor first at Botany Bay , visited the Tonga Islands and New Caledonia , headed toward the Santa Cruz Islands , and put in at Nomuka , one of the islands in the Ha'apai group .\n",
      "  Botany Bay -- visited -- the Tonga Islands\n",
      "  Islands -- put in -- Nomuka\n",
      "\n",
      "Traveling in the lead , the Compass ran afoul of breakers on the southerly coast .\n",
      "  the Compass -- ran afoul of -- breakers\n",
      "\n",
      "The Astrolabe went to its rescue and also ran aground .\n",
      "  The Astrolabe -- went -- rescue\n",
      "  rescue -- ran -- aground\n",
      "\n",
      "The second , stranded to leeward , held up for some days .\n",
      "  leeward -- held up for -- some days\n",
      "\n",
      "The natives gave the castaways a fair enough welcome .\n",
      "  The natives -- gave -- a fair enough welcome\n",
      "  The natives -- castaways -- a fair enough welcome\n",
      "\n",
      "The latter took up residence on the island and built a smaller craft with rubble from the two large ones .\n",
      "  The latter -- took up residence on -- the island\n",
      "  the island -- built a smaller craft with -- rubble\n",
      "\n",
      "A few seamen stayed voluntarily in Vanikoro .\n",
      "  A few seamen -- stayed voluntarily in -- Vanikoro\n",
      "\n",
      "The others , weak and ailing , set sail with the Count de La PΘrouse .\n",
      "  ailing -- set sail with -- the Count de La PΘrouse\n",
      "\n",
      "Captain Nemo showed me a tin box , stamped with the coat of arms of France and all corroded by salt water .\n",
      "  Nemo -- showed me -- box\n",
      "\n",
      "They were the actual military orders given by Franc 's Minister of the Navy to Commander La PΘrouse , with notes along the margin in the handwriting of King Louis XVI !\n",
      "  the actual military orders -- given by -- Franc\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Ah , what a splendid death for a seaman ! \"\n",
      "  Ah -- what a splendid death for -- a seaman !\n",
      "\n",
      "\" A coral grave is a tranquil grave , and may Heaven grant that my companions and I rest in no other ! \"\n",
      "  A coral grave -- is -- a tranquil grave\n",
      "  Heaven grant -- my -- companions\n",
      "  companions -- I rest in -- no other !\n",
      "\n",
      "CHAPTER 20 The Torres Strait DURING THE NIGHT of December 27 - 28 , the Nautilus left the waterways of Vanikoro behind with extraordinary speed .\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- left the waterways of -- Vanikoro behind\n",
      "\n",
      "Its heading was southwesterly , and in three days it had cleared the 750 leagues that separated La PΘrous 's islands from the southeastern tip of Papua .\n",
      "  heading -- was -- southwesterly\n",
      "  days -- had cleared -- leagues\n",
      "  leagues -- separated -- La PΘrous\n",
      "\n",
      "On January 1 , 1868 , bright and early , Conseil joined me on the platform .\n",
      "  Conseil -- joined me on -- the platform\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Will master , \" the gallant lad said to me , \" allow me to wish him a happy new year ? \"\n",
      "  the gallant lad -- said -- wish\n",
      "  the gallant lad -- allow me -- wish\n",
      "  wish -- him -- new year ?\n",
      "  wish -- happy -- new year ?\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Good heavens , Conseil , it is just like old times in my office at the Botanical Gardens in Paris !\n",
      "  Conseil -- is just like -- old times\n",
      "  old times -- my office at -- the Botanical Gardens\n",
      "\n",
      "I accept your kind wishes and I thank you for them .\n",
      "  kind wishes -- I -- thank\n",
      "\n",
      "Is it a year that will bring our imprisonment to an end , or a year that will see this strange voyage continue ? \"\n",
      "  a year -- bring our -- imprisonment\n",
      "  this strange voyage -- continue -- ?\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Ye gods , \" Conseil replied , \" I hardly know what to tell master .\n",
      "  Conseil replied -- I -- tell master\n",
      "  Conseil replied -- know what -- tell master\n",
      "\n",
      "We are certainly seeing some unusual things , and for two months we have had no time for boredom .\n",
      "  We -- are -- certainly\n",
      "  certainly -- seeing -- months we\n",
      "  months we -- have had no time for -- boredom\n",
      "\n",
      "The latest wonder is always the most astonishing , and if this progression keeps up , I can not imagine what its climax will be .\n",
      "  The latest wonder -- is always -- the most astonishing\n",
      "  this progression keeps -- I -- climax\n",
      "  this progression keeps -- what -- climax\n",
      "\n",
      "In my opinion , we will never again have such an opportunity . \"\n",
      "  we -- never again have such -- an opportunity\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Besides , Mr. Nemo really lives up to his Latin name , since he could not be less in the way if he did not exist . \"\n",
      "  Mr. Nemo -- really lives up -- Latin name\n",
      "  Latin name -- be less in -- the way\n",
      "  the way -- did not -- exist\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Therefore , with all due respect to master , I think a ‘happy year ' would be a year that lets us see everything - \" \" Everything , Conseil ?\n",
      "  Therefore -- respect -- master\n",
      "  master -- I think -- a ‘happy year\n",
      "  a ‘happy year -- be -- a year that lets us see\n",
      "  a year that lets us see -- everything -- -\n",
      "  - -- Everything -- Conseil ?\n",
      "\n",
      "No year could be that long .\n",
      "  No year -- be -- that long\n",
      "\n",
      "But what does Ned Land think about all this ? \"\n",
      "  does Ned Land -- think about -- this ?\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Ned Lan 's thoughts are exactly the opposite of mine , \" Conseil replied . \"\n",
      "  thoughts -- are exactly the opposite of -- mine\n",
      "\n",
      "He is tired of staring at fish and eating them day in and day out .\n",
      "  fish -- eating them day in -- day\n",
      "\n",
      "This shortage of wine , bread , and meat is not suitable for an upstanding Anglo - Saxon , a man accustomed to beefsteak and unfazed by regular doses of brandy or gin ! \"\n",
      "  meat -- is not suitable for -- an upstanding\n",
      "  a man -- accustomed -- beefsteak\n",
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      "\" For my part , Conseil , that does not bother me in the least , and I have adjusted very nicely to the diet on board . \"\n",
      "  Conseil -- me in -- very nicely\n",
      "  Conseil -- I have adjusted -- very nicely\n",
      "\n",
      "Accordingly , I think as much about staying as Mr. Land about making his escape .\n",
      "  Mr. Land -- making -- escape\n",
      "\n",
      "Thus , if this new year is not a happy one for me , it will be for him , and vice versa .\n",
      "  this new year -- is not -- vice versa\n",
      "  this new year -- happy -- vice versa\n",
      "  this new year -- be for -- vice versa\n",
      "\n",
      "No matter what happens , one of us will be pleased .\n",
      "  us -- be -- pleased\n",
      "\n",
      "So , in conclusion , I wish master to have whatever his heart desires . \"\n",
      "  conclusion -- I -- wish master\n",
      "  wish master -- have -- whatever\n",
      "\n",
      "Only I must ask you to postpone the question of new yea 's gifts , and temporarily accept a hearty handshake in their place .\n",
      "  ask -- you -- the question\n",
      "  ask -- postpone the question of -- new yea\n",
      "  gifts -- accept a hearty handshake in -- place\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Master has never been more generous , \" Conseil replied .\n",
      "  Master -- has never been -- Conseil replied\n",
      "\n",
      "By January 2 we had fared 11,340 miles , hence 5,250 leagues , from our starting point in the seas of Japan .\n",
      "  we -- had -- fared 11,340 miles\n",
      "  hence 5,250 leagues -- our starting point in -- the seas\n",
      "\n",
      "Before the Nautilu 's spur there stretched the dangerous waterways of the Coral Sea , off the northeast coast of Australia .\n",
      "  the Nautilu -- spur -- the dangerous waterways\n",
      "\n",
      "Our boat cruised along a few miles away from that daunting shoal where Captain Coo 's ships wellnigh miscarried on June 10 , 1770. The craft that Cook was aboard charged into some coral rock , and if his vessel did not go down , it was thanks to the circumstance that a piece of coral broke off in the collision and plugged the very hole it had made in the hull .\n",
      "  that daunting shoal -- Captain -- Coo\n",
      "  June -- 1770. -- The craft\n",
      "  The craft -- was aboard charged into -- some coral rock\n",
      "  vessel -- did not go down -- thanks\n",
      "  vessel -- was -- thanks\n",
      "  coral -- broke off in -- the collision\n",
      "  the collision -- plugged -- the hull\n",
      "  the collision -- hole -- the hull\n",
      "  the collision -- had made in -- the hull\n",
      "\n",
      "I would have been deeply interested in visiting this long , 360 - league reef , against which the ever - surging sea broke with the fearsome intensity of thunderclaps .\n",
      "  league reef -- which -- sea\n",
      "  league reef -- ever - surging -- sea\n",
      "  sea -- broke with -- the fearsome intensity\n",
      "\n",
      "But just then the Nautilu 's slanting fins took us to great depths , and I could see nothing of those high coral walls .\n",
      "  slanting fins -- took -- us\n",
      "  great depths -- I -- those high coral walls\n",
      "\n",
      "I had to rest content with the various specimens of fish brought up by our nets .\n",
      "  fish -- brought up by our -- nets\n",
      "\n",
      "Among others I noted some long - finned albacore , a species in the genus Scomber , as big as tuna , bluish on the flanks , and streaked with crosswise stripes that disappear when the animal dies .\n",
      "  others -- I noted some long - -- finned albacore\n",
      "\n",
      "These fish followed us in schools and supplied our table with very dainty flesh .\n",
      "  These fish -- followed us in -- schools\n",
      "  schools -- supplied our table with -- very dainty flesh\n",
      "\n",
      "We also caught a large number of yellow - green gilthead , half a decimeter long and tasting like dorado , plus some flying gurnards , authentic underwater swallows that , on dark nights , alternately streak air and water with their phosphorescent glimmers .\n",
      "  We -- caught a large number of -- yellow\n",
      "  green gilthead -- half -- a decimeter\n",
      "  dark nights -- alternately -- air\n",
      "\n",
      "Among mollusks and zoophytes , I found in our traw 's meshes various species of alcyonarian coral , sea urchins , hammer shells , spurred - star shells , wentletrap snails , horn shells , glass snails .\n",
      "  zoophytes -- I found in our -- traw\n",
      "  hammer shells -- spurred - -- star shells\n",
      "\n",
      "The local flora was represented by fine floating algae :\n",
      "  The local flora -- was represented by -- fine floating algae :\n",
      "\n",
      "sea tangle , and kelp from the genus Macrocystis , saturated with the mucilage their pores perspire , from which I selected a wonderful Nemastoma geliniaroidea , classifying it with the natural curiosities in the museum .\n",
      "  the genus Macrocystis -- saturated with -- pores perspire\n",
      "  the genus Macrocystis -- mucilage -- pores perspire\n",
      "  pores perspire -- I selected -- a wonderful Nemastoma geliniaroidea\n",
      "  a wonderful Nemastoma geliniaroidea -- classifying it with -- the natural curiosities\n",
      "\n",
      "On January 4 , two days after crossing the Coral Sea , we raised the coast of Papua .\n",
      "  days -- crossing -- the Coral Sea\n",
      "  we -- raised the coast of -- Papua\n",
      "\n",
      "On this occasion Captain Nemo told me that he intended to reach the Indian Ocean via the Torres Strait .\n",
      "  this occasion -- Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "  Nemo -- told me that -- the Indian Ocean\n",
      "  Nemo -- intended -- the Indian Ocean\n",
      "  Nemo -- reach the Indian Ocean via -- Strait\n",
      "\n",
      "Ned saw with pleasure that this course would bring us , once again , closer to European seas .\n",
      "  Ned -- saw with -- pleasure\n",
      "  this course -- bring -- us\n",
      "  again -- closer -- European seas\n",
      "\n",
      "The Torres Strait is regarded as no less dangerous for its bristling reefs than for the savage inhabitants of its coasts .\n",
      "  Strait -- is regarded as -- bristling reefs\n",
      "\n",
      "It separates Queensland from the huge island of Papua , also called New Guinea .\n",
      "  Papua -- called -- New Guinea\n",
      "\n",
      "Papua is 400 leagues long by 130 leagues wide , with a surface area of 40,000 geographic leagues .\n",
      "  Papua -- is -- leagues long\n",
      "  leagues -- surface area of -- 40,000 geographic leagues\n",
      "\n",
      "It is located between latitude 0 degrees 19 ' and 10 degrees 2 ' south , and between longitude 128 degrees 23 ' and 146 degrees 15'. At noon , while the chief officer was taking the su 's altitude , I spotted the summits of the Arfak Mountains , rising in terraces and ending in sharp peaks .\n",
      "  the chief officer -- was taking -- the su\n",
      "  altitude -- I spotted the summits of -- the Arfak Mountains\n",
      "  the Arfak Mountains -- rising in -- terraces\n",
      "\n",
      "Discovered in 1511 by the Portuguese Francisco Serrano , these shores were successively visited by Don Jorge de Meneses in 1526 , by Juan de Grijalva in 1527 , by the Spanish general Alvaro de Saavedra in 1528 , by Inigo Ortiz in 1545 , by the Dutchman Schouten in 1616 , by Nicolas Sruick in 1753 , by Tasman , Dampier , Fumel , Carteret , Edwards , Bougainville , Cook , McClure , and Thomas Forrest , by Rear Admiral d'Entrecasteaux in 1792 , by Louis - Isidore Duperrey in 1823 , and by Captain Dumont d'Urville in 1827. \" It is the heartland of the blacks who occupy all Malaysia , \" Mr. de Rienzi has said ; and I had not the foggiest inkling that sailors ' luck was about to bring me face to face with these daunting Andaman aborigines .\n",
      "  these shores -- were -- successively\n",
      "  successively -- visited by -- Don Jorge de Meneses\n",
      "  1823 -- Captain Dumont d'Urville in -- 1827.\n",
      "  1827. -- is the heartland of -- all Malaysia\n",
      "  the heartland -- occupy -- all Malaysia\n",
      "  Mr. de Rienzi -- has said -- the foggiest inkling that sailors\n",
      "  Mr. de Rienzi -- I had not -- the foggiest inkling that sailors\n",
      "  luck -- was about -- face\n",
      "  luck -- bring -- face\n",
      "\n",
      "So the Nautilus hove before the entrance to the worl 's most dangerous strait , a passageway that even the boldest navigators hesitated to clear :\n",
      "  a passageway -- even -- the boldest navigators hesitated\n",
      "\n",
      "the strait that Luis Vaez de Torres faced on returning from the South Seas in Melanesia , the strait in which sloops of war under Captain Dumont d'Urville ran aground in 1840 and nearly miscarried with all hands .\n",
      "  the strait that Luis Vaez de -- faced on returning from -- the South Seas\n",
      "  war -- Captain -- Dumont d'Urville\n",
      "  Dumont d'Urville -- ran aground in -- 1840\n",
      "\n",
      "And even the Nautilus , rising superior to every danger in the sea , was about to become intimate with its coral reefs .\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- rising -- every danger\n",
      "  the sea -- was about -- intimate\n",
      "  the sea -- become intimate with -- coral reefs\n",
      "\n",
      "The Torres Strait is about thirty - four leagues wide , but it is obstructed by an incalculable number of islands , islets , breakers , and rocks that make it nearly impossible to navigate .\n",
      "  Strait -- is about -- leagues\n",
      "  leagues -- is obstructed by -- an incalculable number\n",
      "  rocks -- make -- impossible\n",
      "\n",
      "Consequently , Captain Nemo took every desired precaution in crossing it .\n",
      "  Consequently -- Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "  Nemo -- took -- precaution\n",
      "\n",
      "Floating flush with the water , the Nautilus moved ahead at a moderate pace .\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- moved ahead at -- a moderate pace\n",
      "\n",
      "Like a cetacea 's tail , its propeller churned the waves slowly .\n",
      "  propeller -- churned -- the waves\n",
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      "Taking advantage of this situation , my two companions and I found seats on the ever - deserted platform .\n",
      "  this situation -- my -- companions\n",
      "  companions -- I found seats on -- deserted platform\n",
      "  seats -- ever - -- deserted platform\n",
      "\n",
      "In front of us stood the pilothouse , and unless I am extremely mistaken , Captain Nemo must have been inside , steering his Nautilus himself .\n",
      "  us -- stood -- the pilothouse\n",
      "  the pilothouse -- unless I am extremely mistaken -- Nemo\n",
      "  the pilothouse -- Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "  Nemo -- have been -- inside\n",
      "  inside -- steering -- Nautilus\n",
      "\n",
      "Under my eyes I had the excellent charts of the Torres Strait that had been surveyed and drawn up by the hydrographic engineer Vincendon Dumoulin and Sublieutenant ( now Admiral ) Coupvent - Desbois , who were part of Dumont d'Urvill 's general staff during his final voyage to circumnavigate the globe .\n",
      "  Strait -- had been -- surveyed\n",
      "  surveyed -- drawn up by -- the hydrographic engineer Vincendon Dumoulin\n",
      "  Sublieutenant -- now -- Admiral\n",
      "  Desbois -- were part of -- Dumont d'Urvill\n",
      "  final voyage -- circumnavigate -- the globe\n",
      "\n",
      "These , along with the efforts of Captain King , are the best charts for untangling the snarl of this narrow passageway , and I consulted them with scrupulous care .\n",
      "  the efforts -- Captain -- King\n",
      "  King -- are the best charts for untangling the snarl of -- this narrow passageway\n",
      "  this narrow passageway -- I consulted them with -- scrupulous care\n",
      "\n",
      "Around the Nautilus the sea was boiling furiously .\n",
      "  the sea -- was -- boiling furiously\n",
      "\n",
      "A stream of waves , bearing from southeast to northwest at a speed of two and a half miles per hour , broke over heads of coral emerging here and there .\n",
      "  hour -- broke over -- heads\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Abominable indeed , \" I replied , \" and hardly suitable for a craft like the Nautilus . \"\n",
      "  Abominable indeed -- I -- replied\n",
      "  replied -- suitable for -- a craft\n",
      "\n",
      "\" That damned captain , \" the Canadian went on , \" must really be sure of his course , because if these clumps of coral so much as brush us , they will rip our hull into a thousand pieces ! \"\n",
      "  the Canadian -- went on -- sure\n",
      "  the Canadian -- be sure of -- course\n",
      "  rip -- our hull into -- pieces !\n",
      "\n",
      "The situation was indeed dangerous , but as if by magic , the Nautilus seemed to glide right down the middle of these rampaging reefs .\n",
      "  The situation -- was indeed -- magic\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- seemed -- glide right\n",
      "  the middle -- rampaging -- reefs\n",
      "\n",
      "It did not follow the exact course of the Zealous and the new Astrolabe , which had proved so ill - fated for Captain Dumont d'Urville .\n",
      "  the new Astrolabe -- had proved so ill - -- fated\n",
      "  fated -- Captain -- Dumont d'Urville\n",
      "\n",
      "It went more to the north , hugged the Murray Islands , and returned to the southwest near Cumberland Passage .\n",
      "  the north -- hugged -- the Murray Islands\n",
      "  the Murray Islands -- returned -- the southwest\n",
      "\n",
      "I thought it was about to charge wholeheartedly into this opening , but it went up to the northwest , through a large number of little - known islands and islets , and steered toward Tound Island and the Bad Channel .\n",
      "  this opening -- went up -- the northwest\n",
      "  little - -- known -- islands\n",
      "\n",
      "I was already wondering if Captain Nemo , rash to the point of sheer insanity , wanted his ship to tackle the narrows where Dumont d'Urvill 's two sloops of war had gone aground , when he changed direction a second time and cut straight to the west , heading toward Gueboroa Island .\n",
      "  sheer insanity -- wanted -- ship\n",
      "  ship -- tackle -- Dumont d'Urvill\n",
      "  war -- had gone -- aground\n",
      "  aground -- changed direction -- a second time\n",
      "  a second time -- cut straight -- the west\n",
      "\n",
      "The current was slacking off , it was almost full tide .\n",
      "  The current -- was slacking off -- full tide\n",
      "  slacking -- was almost -- full tide\n",
      "\n",
      "The Nautilus drew near this island , which I can see to this day with its remarkable fringe of screw pines .\n",
      "  The Nautilus -- drew near -- this island\n",
      "  this island -- I -- can see\n",
      "\n",
      "We hugged it from less than two miles out .\n",
      "  We -- hugged it from -- miles\n",
      "\n",
      "The Nautilus had just struck a reef , and it remained motionless , listing slightly to port .\n",
      "  The Nautilus -- had just struck -- a reef\n",
      "  a reef -- remained -- motionless\n",
      "  motionless -- listing slightly -- port\n",
      "\n",
      "Here is what those circumstances entailed .\n",
      "  Here -- is what -- those circumstances entailed\n",
      "\n",
      "Two miles to starboard lay Gueboroa Island , its coastline curving north to west like an immense arm .\n",
      "  starboard -- lay -- Gueboroa Island\n",
      "\n",
      "To the south and east , heads of coral were already on display , left uncovered by the ebbing waters .\n",
      "  coral -- were already on -- display\n",
      "  display -- left uncovered by -- the ebbing waters\n",
      "\n",
      "We had run aground at full tide and in one of those seas whose tides are moderate , an inconvenient state of affairs for floating the Nautilus off .\n",
      "  We -- had run aground at -- full tide\n",
      "  whose tides -- are -- moderate\n",
      "\n",
      "However , the ship had not suffered in any way , so solidly joined was its hull .\n",
      "  the ship -- had not suffered in -- any way\n",
      "  solidly -- joined was -- hull\n",
      "\n",
      "But although it could neither sink nor split open , it was in serious danger of being permanently attached to these reefs , and that would have been the finish of Captain Nem 's submersible .\n",
      "  sink -- nor split open -- serious danger\n",
      "  sink -- was in -- serious danger\n",
      "  serious danger -- being permanently attached -- these reefs\n",
      "  these reefs -- have been -- Nem\n",
      "  these reefs -- finish of Captain -- Nem\n",
      "\n",
      "I was mulling this over when the captain approached , cool and calm , forever in control of himself , looking neither alarmed nor annoyed .\n",
      "  calm -- forever in -- control\n",
      "\n",
      "But an incident , \" I replied , \" that may oblige you to become a resident again of these shores you avoid !\n",
      "  an incident -- I -- replied\n",
      "  oblige -- you -- these shores\n",
      "  oblige -- become -- these shores\n",
      "  oblige -- again of -- these shores\n",
      "  these shores -- you avoid -- !\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Captain Nemo gave me an odd look and gestured no .\n",
      "  Nemo -- gave me -- an odd look\n",
      "  an odd look -- gestured -- no\n",
      "\n",
      "Which told me pretty clearly that nothing would ever force him to set foot on a land mass again .\n",
      "  force -- him -- foot\n",
      "  force -- set foot on -- a land mass again\n",
      "\n",
      "\" No , Professor Aronnax , the Nautilus is not consigned to perdition .\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- is not -- consigned\n",
      "\n",
      "Our voyage is just beginning , and I have no desire to deprive myself so soon of the pleasure of your company . \"\n",
      "  voyage -- is just -- beginning\n",
      "  beginning -- I have -- deprive\n",
      "  beginning -- desire -- deprive\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Even so , Captain Nemo , \" I went on , ignoring his ironic turn of phrase , \" the Nautilus has run aground at a moment when the sea is full .\n",
      "  Nemo -- I went on -- ironic\n",
      "  Nemo -- ignoring -- ironic\n",
      "  ironic -- turn of -- phrase\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- has run aground at -- a moment\n",
      "  the sea -- is -- full\n",
      "\n",
      "Now then , the tides are not strong in the Pacific , and if you can not unballast the Nautilus , which seems impossible to me , I do not see how it will float off . \"\n",
      "  the tides -- are not strong in -- the Pacific\n",
      "  the Pacific -- you -- the Nautilus\n",
      "  the Pacific -- unballast -- the Nautilus\n",
      "  impossible -- I do not -- see\n",
      "  see -- how -- float\n",
      "\n",
      "\" You are right , professor , the Pacific tides are not strong , \" Captain Nemo replied . \"\n",
      "  the Pacific tides -- are not -- Nemo replied\n",
      "  the Pacific tides -- Captain -- Nemo replied\n",
      "\n",
      "Today is January 4 , and in five days the moon will be full .\n",
      "  Today -- is -- January\n",
      "  days the moon -- be -- full\n",
      "\n",
      "Now then , I will be quite astonished if that good - natured satellite does not sufficiently raise these masses of water and do me a favor for which I will be forever grateful .\n",
      "  then -- I -- natured satellite\n",
      "  then -- be -- natured satellite\n",
      "  then -- astonished if -- natured satellite\n",
      "  natured satellite -- sufficiently raise these masses of -- water\n",
      "  water -- do me -- grateful\n",
      "  water -- favor for -- grateful\n",
      "  water -- I -- grateful\n",
      "  water -- be forever -- grateful\n",
      "\n",
      "\" This said , Captain Nemo went below again to the Nautilu 's interior , followed by his chief officer .\n",
      "  Nemo -- went -- below\n",
      "  below -- again -- the Nautilu\n",
      "  interior -- followed by -- chief officer\n",
      "\n",
      "As for our craft , it no longer stirred , staying as motionless as if these coral polyps had already walled it in with their indestructible cement .\n",
      "  craft -- longer stirred -- motionless\n",
      "  craft -- staying as -- motionless\n",
      "  these coral polyps -- had already walled it in -- indestructible cement\n",
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      "Ned Land said to me , coming up after the captai 's departure .\n",
      "  Ned Land -- said -- coming\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Well , Ned my friend , we will serenely wait for the tide on the 9th , because it seems the moon will have the good nature to float us away ! \"\n",
      "  Ned -- my -- friend\n",
      "  the moon -- have -- the good nature\n",
      "\n",
      "\" So our captain is not going to drop his anchors , put his engines on the chains , and do anything to haul us off ? \"\n",
      "  anchors -- put his engines on -- the chains\n",
      "  the chains -- do anything -- us\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Since the tide will be sufficient , \" Conseil replied simply .\n",
      "  the tide -- be -- sufficient\n",
      "\n",
      "The Canadian stared at Conseil , then he shrugged his shoulders .\n",
      "  Conseil -- then -- shoulders\n",
      "  Conseil -- shrugged -- shoulders\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Sir , \" he answered , \" you can trust me when I say this hunk of iron will never navigate again , on the seas or under them .\n",
      "  Sir -- you -- trust\n",
      "  trust -- I say this hunk of -- iron\n",
      "  iron -- never navigate -- again\n",
      "\n",
      "So I think it is time we gave Captain Nemo the slip . \"\n",
      "  time we -- gave Captain Nemo -- the slip\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Ned my friend , \" I replied , \" unlike you , I have not given up on our valiant Nautilus , and in four days we will know where we stand on these Pacific tides .\n",
      "  Ned -- my -- friend\n",
      "  friend -- I -- replied\n",
      "  unlike you -- I have not given up on our -- valiant Nautilus\n",
      "  days we -- know where -- we\n",
      "  we -- stand on -- these Pacific tides\n",
      "\n",
      "Besides , an escape attempt might be timely if we were in sight of the coasts of England or Provence , but in the waterways of Papua it is another story .\n",
      "  an escape -- attempt -- we\n",
      "  an escape -- be timely if -- we\n",
      "  we -- were in -- sight\n",
      "  Papua -- is -- another story\n",
      "\n",
      "And we will always have that as a last resort if the Nautilus does not right itself , which I would regard as a real calamity . \"\n",
      "  we -- always have that -- a last resort\n",
      "  right itself -- I -- regard\n",
      "\n",
      "\" But could not we at least get the lay of the land ? \"\n",
      "  we -- get -- the land ?\n",
      "  we -- lay of -- the land ?\n",
      "\n",
      "On this island there are trees .\n",
      "  this island -- are -- trees\n",
      "\n",
      "Under those trees land animals loaded with cutlets and roast beef , which I would be happy to sink my teeth into . \"\n",
      "  those trees land animals -- loaded with -- cutlets\n",
      "  roast beef -- I -- sink\n",
      "  roast beef -- be happy -- sink\n",
      "\n",
      "\" In this instance our friend Ned is right , \" Conseil said , \" and I side with his views .\n",
      "  this instance -- our -- friend Ned\n",
      "  friend Ned -- is -- right\n",
      "  Conseil -- said -- side\n",
      "  Conseil -- I side with -- views\n",
      "\n",
      "Could not master persuade his friend Captain Nemo to send the three of us ashore , if only so our feet do not lose the knack of treading on the solid parts of our planet ? \"\n",
      "  master -- persuade -- friend\n",
      "  friend -- Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "  Nemo -- send -- us ashore\n",
      "  us ashore -- our -- feet\n",
      "  feet -- do not lose the knack of -- treading\n",
      "  the solid parts -- our -- planet ?\n",
      "\n",
      "\" I can ask him , \" I replied , \" but he'll refuse . \"\n",
      "  ask -- I -- replied\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Let master take the risk , \" Conseil said , \" and we will know where we stand on the captai 's affability . \"\n",
      "  master -- take -- the risk\n",
      "  Conseil -- said -- we\n",
      "  we -- know where -- we\n",
      "  we -- stand on -- the captai\n",
      "\n",
      "Much to my surprise , Captain Nemo gave me the permission I asked for , and he did so with grace and alacrity , not even exacting my promise to return on board .\n",
      "  surprise -- Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "  Nemo -- gave me -- the permission\n",
      "  the permission -- I asked for -- grace\n",
      "  the permission -- did so with -- grace\n",
      "  even exacting -- my promise -- board\n",
      "  even exacting -- return on -- board\n",
      "\n",
      "But fleeing across the New Guinea territories would be extremely dangerous , and I would not have advised Ned Land to try it .\n",
      "  the New Guinea territories -- be extremely -- Ned Land\n",
      "  the New Guinea territories -- I -- Ned Land\n",
      "  the New Guinea territories -- have advised -- Ned Land\n",
      "\n",
      "Better to be prisoners aboard the Nautilus than to fall into the hands of Papuan natives .\n",
      "  prisoners -- aboard the Nautilus than -- fall\n",
      "\n",
      "The skiff was put at our disposal for the next morning .\n",
      "  The skiff -- was put at our disposal for -- the next morning\n",
      "\n",
      "I hardly needed to ask whether Captain Nemo would be coming along .\n",
      "  ask -- Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "  Nemo -- be -- coming along\n",
      "\n",
      "I likewise assumed that no crewmen would be assigned to us , that Ned Land would be in sole charge of piloting the longboat .\n",
      "  no crewmen -- be assigned -- us\n",
      "  that Ned Land -- be in -- sole charge\n",
      "  sole charge -- piloting -- the longboat\n",
      "\n",
      "Besides , the shore lay no more than two miles off , and it would be chil 's play for the Canadian to guide that nimble skiff through those rows of reefs so ill - fated for big ships .\n",
      "  the shore -- lay no more than -- miles\n",
      "  miles -- be -- chil\n",
      "  chil -- play for -- guide that nimble skiff\n",
      "  those rows -- reefs so ill - -- fated\n",
      "\n",
      "The next day , January 5 , after its deck paneling was opened , the skiff was wrenched from its socket and launched to sea from the top of the platform .\n",
      "  deck paneling -- was opened -- the skiff\n",
      "  the skiff -- was wrenched from -- socket\n",
      "  socket -- launched -- sea\n",
      "\n",
      "Two men were sufficient for this operation .\n",
      "  men -- were sufficient for -- this operation\n",
      "\n",
      "The oars were inside the longboat and we had only to take our seats .\n",
      "  The oars -- were inside -- the longboat\n",
      "  we -- had only -- seats\n",
      "  we -- take our -- seats\n",
      "\n",
      "At eight o'clock , armed with rifles and axes , we pulled clear of the Nautilus .\n",
      "  we -- pulled clear of -- the Nautilus\n",
      "\n",
      "The sea was fairly calm .\n",
      "  The sea -- was fairly -- calm\n",
      "\n",
      "A mild breeze blew from shore .\n",
      "  A mild breeze -- blew from -- shore\n",
      "\n",
      "In place by the oars , Conseil and I rowed vigorously , and Ned steered us into the narrow lanes between the breakers .\n",
      "  Conseil -- I -- Ned steered us\n",
      "  Conseil -- vigorously -- Ned steered us\n",
      "\n",
      "Ned Land could not conceal his glee .\n",
      "  Ned Land -- conceal -- glee\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Now we will eat red meat !\n",
      "  we -- eat -- red meat !\n",
      "\n",
      "I am not saying fish are not good for you , but we must not overdo ‘em , and a slice of fresh venison grilled over live coals will be a nice change from our standard fare . \"\n",
      "  fish -- are not good for -- you\n",
      "  fresh venison grilled -- be a nice change from our -- standard fare\n",
      "\n",
      "\" You glutton , \" Conseil replied , \" you are making my mouth water ! \"\n",
      "  Conseil replied -- you are making my mouth -- water !\n",
      "\n",
      "\" It remains to be seen , \" I said , \" whether these forests do contain game , and if the types of game are not of such size that they can hunt the hunter . \"\n",
      "  remains -- be seen -- these forests\n",
      "  remains -- I said -- these forests\n",
      "  these forests -- do contain -- game\n",
      "  game -- are not of -- such size\n",
      "  such size -- hunt -- the hunter\n",
      "\n",
      "replied the Canadian , whose teeth seemed to be as honed as the edge of an ax .\n",
      "  whose -- teeth seemed -- honed\n",
      "  whose -- be as -- honed\n",
      "\n",
      "\" But if ther 's no other quadruped on this island , I will eat tiger - tiger sirloin . \"\n",
      "  this island -- I -- tiger\n",
      "  this island -- eat tiger - -- tiger sirloin\n",
      "\n",
      "Whatever it is , \" Ned Land went on , \" any animal having four feet without feathers , or two feet with feathers , will be greeted by my very own one - gun salute . \"\n",
      "  Whatever -- is -- Ned Land\n",
      "  Ned Land -- went on -- any animal\n",
      "  any animal -- having -- feet\n",
      "  feathers -- be greeted by my very -- gun salute\n",
      "\n",
      "\" The reckless Mr. Land is at it again ! \"\n",
      "  The reckless Mr. Land -- is at -- !\n",
      "  The reckless Mr. Land -- again -- !\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Do not worry , Professor Aronnax , just keep rowing ! \"\n",
      "  Professor Aronnax -- keep -- rowing !\n",
      "\n",
      "\" I only need twenty - five minutes to serve you one of my own special creations . \"\n",
      "  minutes -- serve you -- special creations\n",
      "  minutes -- my -- special creations\n",
      "\n",
      "By 8:30 the Nautilu 's skiff had just run gently aground on a sandy strand , after successfully clearing the ring of coral that surrounds Gueboroa Island .\n",
      "  skiff -- had just run gently aground on -- a sandy strand\n",
      "  a sandy strand -- successfully clearing the ring of -- coral that surrounds Gueboroa Island\n",
      "\n",
      "CHAPTER 21 Some Days Ashore STEPPING ASHORE had an exhilarating effect on me .\n",
      "  Some Days -- Ashore -- an exhilarating effect\n",
      "\n",
      "Ned Land tested the soil with his foot , as if he were laying claim to it .\n",
      "  Ned Land -- tested the soil with -- foot\n",
      "\n",
      "Yet it had been only two months since we had become , as Captain Nemo expressed it , \" passengers on the Nautilus , \" in other words , the literal prisoners of its commander .\n",
      "  we -- had become -- Nemo\n",
      "  we -- Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "  Nemo -- expressed -- passengers\n",
      "\n",
      "In a few minutes we were a gunshot away from the coast .\n",
      "  a few minutes we -- were a gunshot away from -- the coast\n",
      "\n",
      "The soil was almost entirely madreporic , but certain dry stream beds were strewn with granite rubble , proving that this island was of primordial origin .\n",
      "  The soil -- was almost entirely -- madreporic\n",
      "  certain dry stream beds -- were strewn with -- rubble\n",
      "  this island -- was of -- primordial origin\n",
      "\n",
      "The entire horizon was hidden behind a curtain of wonderful forests .\n",
      "  horizon -- was hidden behind -- a curtain\n",
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      "Enormous trees , sometimes as high as 200 feet , were linked to each other by garlands of tropical creepers , genuine natural hammocks that swayed in a mild breeze .\n",
      "  feet -- were linked -- garlands\n",
      "\n",
      "There were mimosas , banyan trees , beefwood , teakwood , hibiscus , screw pines , palm trees , all mingling in wild profusion ; and beneath the shade of their green canopies , at the feet of their gigantic trunks , there grew orchids , leguminous plants , and ferns .\n",
      "  gigantic trunks -- grew orchids -- leguminous plants\n",
      "\n",
      "Meanwhile , ignoring all these fine specimens of Papuan flora , the Canadian passed up the decorative in favor of the functional .\n",
      "  Papuan flora -- passed up the decorative in favor of -- the functional\n",
      "\n",
      "He spotted a coconut palm , beat down some of its fruit , broke them open , and we drank their milk and ate their meat with a pleasure that was a protest against our standard fare on the Nautilus .\n",
      "  fruit -- broke -- we\n",
      "  fruit -- open -- we\n",
      "  we -- drank -- milk\n",
      "  milk -- ate their meat with -- a pleasure\n",
      "  a pleasure -- was a protest against our standard fare on -- the Nautilus\n",
      "\n",
      "\" And I do not think , \" the Canadian said , \" that your Nemo would object to us stashing a cargo of coconuts aboard his vessel ? \"\n",
      "  think -- said -- that your Nemo\n",
      "  that your Nemo -- object -- us\n",
      "  us -- stashing a cargo of -- vessel ?\n",
      "  a cargo -- aboard -- vessel ?\n",
      "\n",
      "\" I imagine not , \" I replied , \" but he wo not want to sample them . \"\n",
      "  replied -- want -- sample\n",
      "\n",
      "\" There'll be more left over ! \"\n",
      "  There'll -- be -- !\n",
      "  There'll -- left over -- !\n",
      "\n",
      "\" A word of caution , Mr. Land , \" I told the harpooner , who was about to ravage another coconut palm . \"\n",
      "  Mr. Land -- I told -- the harpooner\n",
      "  the harpooner -- was about -- another coconut palm\n",
      "  the harpooner -- ravage -- another coconut palm\n",
      "\n",
      "Coconuts are admirable things , but before we stuff the skiff with them , it would be wise to find out whether this island offers other substances just as useful .\n",
      "  the skiff -- be wise -- this island offers other substances\n",
      "  the skiff -- find out whether -- this island offers other substances\n",
      "\n",
      "Some fresh vegetables would be well received in the Nautilu 's pantry . \"\n",
      "  Some fresh vegetables -- be well received in -- the Nautilu\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Master is right , \" Conseil replied , \" and I propose that we set aside three places in our longboat :\n",
      "  Master -- is -- right\n",
      "  Conseil replied -- I propose -- that we\n",
      "  that we -- set aside -- places\n",
      "  places -- our -- longboat :\n",
      "\n",
      "one for fruit , another for vegetables , and a third for venison , of which I still have not glimpsed the tiniest specimen . \"\n",
      "  fruit -- another for -- vegetables\n",
      "  venison -- I still have not glimpsed -- the tiniest specimen\n",
      "\n",
      "So let us continue our excursion , \" I went on , \" but keep a sharp lookout .\n",
      "  us -- continue our -- excursion\n",
      "\n",
      "This island seems uninhabited , but it still might harbor certain individuals who are not so finicky about the sort of game they eat ! \"\n",
      "  harbor certain individuals -- are not so finicky about -- game\n",
      "  game -- eat -- !\n",
      "\n",
      "Ned put in , with a meaningful movement of his jaws .\n",
      "  Ned -- put in -- a meaningful movement\n",
      "\n",
      "Ye gods , \" the Canadian shot back , \" I am starting to appreciate the charms of cannibalism ! \"\n",
      "  the Canadian shot back -- I am starting -- the charms\n",
      "  the Canadian shot back -- appreciate the charms of -- cannibalism !\n",
      "\n",
      "Why , I will no longer be safe next to you , I who share your cabin !\n",
      "  you -- I -- share your cabin !\n",
      "\n",
      "\" I am awfully fond of you , Conseil my friend , but not enough to eat you when ther 's better food around . \"\n",
      "  Conseil -- my -- friend\n",
      "  friend -- eat you when -- ther\n",
      "\n",
      "The hunt is on !\n",
      "  The hunt -- is on -- !\n",
      "\n",
      "We absolutely must bag some game to placate this man - eater , or one of these mornings master wo not find enough pieces of his manservant to serve him .\n",
      "  We -- absolutely -- some game\n",
      "  some game -- placate this man - -- eater\n",
      "  these mornings master -- find enough pieces of -- manservant\n",
      "\n",
      "\" While exchanging this chitchat , we entered beneath the dark canopies of the forest , and for two hours we explored it in every direction .\n",
      "  we -- entered beneath -- the dark canopies\n",
      "  hours we -- explored it in -- every direction\n",
      "\n",
      "We could not have been luckier in our search for edible vegetation , and some of the most useful produce in the tropical zones supplied us with a valuable foodstuff missing on board .\n",
      "  We -- have been luckier in our search for -- edible vegetation\n",
      "  the most useful -- produce in -- the tropical zones\n",
      "  the tropical zones -- supplied us with -- a valuable foodstuff\n",
      "  a valuable foodstuff -- missing on -- board\n",
      "\n",
      "I mean the breadfruit tree , which is quite abundant on Gueboroa Island , and there I chiefly noted the seedless variety that in Malaysia is called \" rima .\n",
      "  breadfruit tree -- is quite abundant on -- Gueboroa Island\n",
      "  Gueboroa Island -- I -- chiefly\n",
      "  chiefly -- noted the seedless variety that -- Malaysia\n",
      "  Malaysia -- is called -- rima\n",
      "\n",
      "\" This tree is distinguished from other trees by a straight trunk forty feet high .\n",
      "  This tree -- is distinguished from -- other trees\n",
      "\n",
      "To the naturalis 's eye , its gracefully rounded crown , formed of big multilobed leaves , was enough to denote the artocarpus that has been so successfully transplanted to the Mascarene Islands east of Madagascar .\n",
      "  gracefully -- rounded -- crown\n",
      "  crown -- formed of -- big multilobed leaves\n",
      "  big multilobed leaves -- was -- the artocarpus\n",
      "  big multilobed leaves -- denote the artocarpus that has been so successfully -- transplanted\n",
      "\n",
      "From its mass of greenery , huge globular fruit stood out , a decimeter wide and furnished on the outside with creases that assumed a hexangular pattern .\n",
      "  huge globular fruit -- stood out -- a decimeter\n",
      "  creases -- assumed -- a hexangular pattern\n",
      "\n",
      "It is a handy plant that nature gives to regions lacking in wheat ; without needing to be cultivated , it bears fruit eight months out of the year .\n",
      "  wheat -- needing -- bears fruit\n",
      "  wheat -- be -- bears fruit\n",
      "\n",
      "Ned Land was on familiar terms with this fruit .\n",
      "  Ned Land -- was on -- familiar terms\n",
      "\n",
      "He had already eaten it on his many voyages and knew how to cook its edible substance .\n",
      "  many voyages -- how -- edible substance\n",
      "\n",
      "So the very sight of it aroused his appetite , and he could not control himself .\n",
      "  the very sight -- aroused -- appetite\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Sir , \" he told me , \" I will die if I do not sample a little breadfruit pasta ! \"\n",
      "  Sir -- told -- die\n",
      "  Sir -- I -- die\n",
      "  die -- I do not sample -- breadfruit pasta !\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Sample some , Ned my friend , sample all you like .\n",
      "  Ned -- my -- friend\n",
      "  friend -- you -- like\n",
      "\n",
      "We are here to conduct experiments , let us conduct them . \"\n",
      "  We -- are -- here\n",
      "  conduct experiments -- let -- us conduct\n",
      "\n",
      "Equipped with a magnifying glass , he lit a fire of deadwood that was soon crackling merrily .\n",
      "  a magnifying glass -- lit a fire of -- deadwood\n",
      "  deadwood -- was -- soon crackling\n",
      "\n",
      "Meanwhile Conseil and I selected the finest artocarpus fruit .\n",
      "  Meanwhile Conseil -- I selected -- the finest artocarpus fruit\n",
      "\n",
      "But a great many others were yellowish and gelatinous , just begging to be picked .\n",
      "  a great many others -- were -- yellowish\n",
      "\n",
      "This fruit contained no pits .\n",
      "  This fruit -- contained -- no pits\n",
      "\n",
      "Conseil brought a dozen of them to Ned Land , who cut them into thick slices and placed them over a fire of live coals , all the while repeating :\n",
      "  Conseil -- brought a dozen of them -- Ned Land\n",
      "  Ned Land -- cut them into -- thick slices\n",
      "  thick slices -- placed them over -- a fire\n",
      "  coals -- all the while repeating -- :\n",
      "\n",
      "\" You will see , sir , how tasty this bread is ! \"\n",
      "  sir -- how tasty -- this bread\n",
      "  this bread -- is -- !\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Especially since we have gone without baked goods for so long , \" Conseil said . \"\n",
      "  we -- have gone without baked goods for -- long\n",
      "\n",
      "You've never eaten any , sir ? \"\n",
      "  You've -- never eaten -- ?\n",
      "\n",
      "\" All right , get ready for something downright delectable !\n",
      "  All right -- get ready for -- something downright delectable !\n",
      "\n",
      "If you do not come back for seconds , I am no longer the King of Harpooners !\n",
      "  seconds -- I am -- the King\n",
      "  seconds -- longer the King of -- Harpooners !\n",
      "\n",
      "\" After a few minutes , the parts of the fruit exposed to the fire were completely toasted .\n",
      "  the fruit -- exposed -- the fire\n",
      "  the fire -- were completely -- toasted\n",
      "\n",
      "On the inside there appeared some white pasta , a sort of soft bread center whose flavor reminded me of artichoke .\n",
      "  soft bread center whose flavor -- reminded me of -- artichoke\n",
      "\n",
      "This bread was excellent , I must admit , and I ate it with great pleasure .\n",
      "  This bread -- was excellent -- great pleasure\n",
      "  This bread -- I -- great pleasure\n",
      "  This bread -- I ate it with -- great pleasure\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Unfortunately , \" I said , \" this pasta wo not stay fresh , so it seems pointless to make a supply for on board . \"\n",
      "  this pasta -- stay -- a supply\n",
      "  this pasta -- make a supply for -- board\n",
      "\n",
      "\" There you go , talking like a naturalist , but meantime I will be acting like a baker !\n",
      "  a naturalist -- I -- a baker !\n",
      "  a naturalist -- be acting like -- a baker !\n",
      "\n",
      "Conseil , harvest some of this fruit to take with us when we go back . \"\n",
      "  this fruit -- take with -- us\n",
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      "\" I will make a fermented batter from its pulp that'll keep indefinitely without spoiling .\n",
      "  pulp that'll -- keep indefinitely without -- spoiling\n",
      "\n",
      "When I want some , I will just cook it in the galley on board - it'll have a slightly tart flavor , but you will find it excellent . \"\n",
      "  it'll -- have -- a slightly tart flavor\n",
      "\n",
      "\" So , Mr. Ned , I see that this bread is all we need - \" \" Not quite , professor , \" the Canadian replied . \"\n",
      "  Mr. Ned -- I see that -- this bread\n",
      "  this bread -- is -- all we\n",
      "  all we -- need -- -\n",
      "\n",
      "We need some fruit to go with it , or at least some vegetables . \"\n",
      "  We -- need -- some fruit\n",
      "  some fruit -- least -- some vegetables\n",
      "\n",
      "When our breadfruit harvesting was done , we took to the trail to complete this \" dry - land dinner .\n",
      "  breadfruit harvesting -- was done -- we\n",
      "  we -- took -- the trail\n",
      "  the trail -- complete -- land dinner\n",
      "\n",
      "\" We did not search in vain , and near noontime we had an ample supply of bananas .\n",
      "  We -- did not search in -- noontime we\n",
      "  noontime we -- had an ample supply of -- bananas\n",
      "\n",
      "This delicious produce from the Torrid Zones ripens all year round , and Malaysians , who give them the name \" pisang , \" eat them without bothering to cook them .\n",
      "  This delicious -- produce from -- the Torrid Zones\n",
      "  the Torrid Zones -- ripens -- all year round\n",
      "  Malaysians -- give them -- the name\n",
      "  pisang -- eat them without -- bothering\n",
      "\n",
      "In addition to bananas , we gathered some enormous jackfruit with a very tangy flavor , some tasty mangoes , and some pineapples of unbelievable size .\n",
      "  we -- gathered some enormous jackfruit with -- a very tangy flavor\n",
      "\n",
      "But this foraging took up a good deal of our time , which , even so , we had no cause to regret .\n",
      "  this foraging -- took up a good deal of our -- time\n",
      "  time -- even so -- we\n",
      "  we -- had -- regret\n",
      "  we -- cause -- regret\n",
      "\n",
      "Conseil kept Ned under observation .\n",
      "  Conseil -- kept Ned under -- observation\n",
      "\n",
      "The harpooner walked in the lead , and during his stroll through this forest , he gathered with sure hands some excellent fruit that should have completed his provisions .\n",
      "  The harpooner -- walked in -- the lead\n",
      "  this forest -- gathered with -- sure hands some excellent fruit\n",
      "  sure hands some excellent fruit -- have completed -- provisions\n",
      "\n",
      "\" So , \" Conseil asked , \" you have everything you need , Ned my friend ? \"\n",
      "  Conseil -- asked -- Ned\n",
      "  Conseil -- you have everything you need -- Ned\n",
      "  Ned -- my -- friend ?\n",
      "\n",
      "\" All this vegetation does not make a meal , \" Ned replied . \"\n",
      "  this vegetation -- make -- a meal\n",
      "\n",
      "Ned promised us cutlets , which seems highly questionable to me . \"\n",
      "  Ned -- promised -- us cutlets\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Sir , \" the Canadian replied , \" our hunting not only is not over , it has not even started .\n",
      "  the Canadian replied -- our hunting not -- even\n",
      "  the Canadian replied -- is not over -- even\n",
      "  the Canadian replied -- has not -- even\n",
      "\n",
      "We are sure to end up bumping into some animal with either feathers or fur , if not in this locality , then in another . \"\n",
      "  We -- are -- sure\n",
      "\n",
      "\" And if not today , then tomorrow , because we must not wander too far off , \" Conseil added . \"\n",
      "  today -- then -- tomorrow\n",
      "  wander -- too far off -- Conseil\n",
      "\n",
      "That is why I propose that we return to the skiff . \"\n",
      "  that we -- return -- the skiff\n",
      "\n",
      "We ought to be back before nightfall , \" I said .\n",
      "  We -- ought -- nightfall\n",
      "  We -- be back before -- nightfall\n",
      "\n",
      "\" But what hour is it , then ? \"\n",
      "  what hour -- is -- ?\n",
      "  what hour -- then -- ?\n",
      "\n",
      "Off we go !\n",
      "  we -- go -- !\n",
      "\n",
      "So we returned through the forest , and we completed our harvest by making a clean sweep of some palm cabbages that had to be picked from the crowns of their trees , some small beans that I recognized as the \" abrou \" of the Malaysians , and some high - quality yams .\n",
      "  we -- returned through -- the forest\n",
      "  we -- completed our harvest by making a clean sweep of -- some palm cabbages\n",
      "  some palm cabbages -- had -- the crowns\n",
      "  some palm cabbages -- be picked from -- the crowns\n",
      "  some small beans -- I recognized as -- abrou\n",
      "\n",
      "We were overloaded when we arrived at the skiff .\n",
      "  We -- were overloaded when we arrived at -- the skiff\n",
      "\n",
      "However , Ned Land still found these provisions inadequate .\n",
      "  Ned Land -- found -- these provisions\n",
      "\n",
      "Just as we were boarding , he spotted several trees twenty - five to thirty feet high , belonging to the palm species .\n",
      "  we -- were -- boarding\n",
      "  boarding -- spotted several trees twenty - -- thirty feet high\n",
      "\n",
      "As valuable as the artocarpus , these trees are justly ranked among the most useful produce in Malaysia .\n",
      "  these trees -- are justly ranked among -- the most useful\n",
      "  the most useful -- produce in -- Malaysia\n",
      "\n",
      "They were sago palms , vegetation that grows without being cultivated ; like mulberry trees , they reproduce by means of shoots and seeds .\n",
      "  vegetation that grows -- being -- mulberry trees\n",
      "  mulberry trees -- reproduce by -- means\n",
      "\n",
      "Ned Land knew how to handle these trees .\n",
      "  Ned Land -- how -- these trees\n",
      "  Ned Land -- handle -- these trees\n",
      "\n",
      "Taking his ax and wielding it with great vigor , he soon stretched out on the ground two or three sago palms , whose maturity was revealed by the white dust sprinkled over their palm fronds .\n",
      "  ax -- wielding it with -- great vigor\n",
      "  whose maturity -- was revealed by -- the white\n",
      "\n",
      "He began by removing from each trunk an inch - thick strip of bark that covered a network of long , hopelessly tangled fibers that were puttied with a sort of gummy flour .\n",
      "  hopelessly tangled fibers -- were puttied with -- gummy flour\n",
      "\n",
      "This flour was the starch - like sago , an edible substance chiefly consumed by the Melanesian peoples .\n",
      "  an edible substance chiefly -- consumed by -- the Melanesian peoples\n",
      "\n",
      "For the time being , Ned Land was content to chop these trunks into pieces , as if he were making firewood ; later he would extract the flour by sifting it through cloth to separate it from its fibrous ligaments , let it dry out in the sun , and leave it to harden inside molds .\n",
      "  the time -- being -- Ned Land\n",
      "  Ned Land -- was content -- these trunks\n",
      "  Ned Land -- chop these trunks into -- pieces\n",
      "  pieces -- were making -- firewood\n",
      "  firewood -- later -- the flour\n",
      "  firewood -- extract the flour by sifting it through -- cloth\n",
      "  cloth -- separate it from -- fibrous ligaments\n",
      "  fibrous ligaments -- let it dry out -- the sun\n",
      "  the sun -- leave -- molds\n",
      "  the sun -- harden inside -- molds\n",
      "\n",
      "Finally , at five o'clock in the afternoon , laden with all our treasures , we left the island beach and half an hour later pulled alongside the Nautilus .\n",
      "  laden -- our -- treasures\n",
      "  we -- left -- the island beach\n",
      "  the island beach -- half -- an hour\n",
      "  an hour -- later pulled alongside -- the Nautilus\n",
      "\n",
      "Nobody appeared on our arrival .\n",
      "  Nobody -- appeared on our -- arrival\n",
      "\n",
      "Our provisions loaded on board , I went below to my stateroom .\n",
      "  provisions -- loaded on -- board\n",
      "  board -- I went -- below\n",
      "  below -- my -- stateroom\n",
      "\n",
      "The skiff stayed alongside in the same place we had left it .\n",
      "  The skiff -- stayed alongside in -- the same place we\n",
      "\n",
      "We decided to return to Gueboroa Island .\n",
      "  We -- decided -- Gueboroa Island\n",
      "  We -- return -- Gueboroa Island\n",
      "\n",
      "Ned Land hoped for better luck in his hunting than on the day before , and he wanted to visit a different part of the forest .\n",
      "  Ned Land -- hoped for -- better luck\n",
      "  the day before -- wanted -- a different part\n",
      "  the day before -- visit a different part of -- the forest\n",
      "\n",
      "Carried by an inbound current , the longboat reached the island in a matter of moments .\n",
      "  the longboat -- reached the island in -- a matter\n",
      "\n",
      "We disembarked , and thinking it best to abide by the Canadia 's instincts , we followed Ned Land , whose long legs threatened to outpace us .\n",
      "  We disembarked -- thinking -- the Canadia\n",
      "  We disembarked -- abide by -- the Canadia\n",
      "  we -- followed -- Ned Land\n",
      "  whose -- threatened -- outpace us\n",
      "\n",
      "Ned Land went westward up the coast ; then , fording some stream beds , he reached open plains that were bordered by wonderful forests .\n",
      "  Ned Land -- went westward up -- the coast\n",
      "  then -- fording -- some stream beds\n",
      "  some stream beds -- reached open plains that were bordered by -- wonderful forests\n",
      "\n",
      "Some kingfishers lurked along the watercourses , but they did not let us approach .\n",
      "  the watercourses -- did not let -- us approach\n",
      "\n",
      "Their cautious behavior proved to me that these winged creatures knew where they stood on bipeds of our species , and I concluded that if this island was not inhabited , at least human beings paid it frequent visits .\n",
      "  cautious behavior -- proved -- these winged creatures\n",
      "  cautious behavior -- me that -- these winged creatures\n",
      "  these winged creatures -- stood on -- bipeds\n",
      "  bipeds -- our -- species\n",
      "  species -- I concluded that -- this island\n",
      "  this island -- was not -- least human beings\n",
      "  least human beings -- paid -- frequent visits\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Still , they're merely birds , \" Conseil said . \"\n",
      "  they're -- merely -- birds\n",
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      "\" Wrong , Ned my friend , \" Conseil answered , \" because I see only ordinary parrots here . \"\n",
      "  Ned -- my -- friend\n",
      "  Conseil -- I -- see\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Conseil my friend , \" Ned replied in all seriousness , \" parrots are like pheasant to people with nothing else on their plates . \"\n",
      "  Conseil -- my -- friend\n",
      "  Ned -- replied in -- all seriousness\n",
      "  parrots -- are like -- pheasant\n",
      "\n",
      "\" And I might add , \" I said , \" that when these birds are properly cooked , they're at least worth a stab of the fork . \"\n",
      "  add -- I said -- these birds\n",
      "  these birds -- are properly cooked -- they're\n",
      "  they're -- worth a stab of -- the fork\n",
      "\n",
      "Indeed , under the dense foliage of this wood , a whole host of parrots fluttered from branch to branch , needing only the proper upbringing to speak human dialects .\n",
      "  branch -- needing only -- the proper upbringing\n",
      "\n",
      "At present they were cackling in chorus with parakeets of every color , with solemn cockatoos that seemed to be pondering some philosophical problem , while bright red lories passed by like pieces of bunting borne on the breeze , in the midst of kalao parrots raucously on the wing , Papuan lories painted the subtlest shades of azure , and a whole variety of delightful winged creatures , none terribly edible .\n",
      "  present -- were cackling in -- parakeets\n",
      "  solemn cockatoos -- seemed -- some philosophical problem\n",
      "  solemn cockatoos -- be pondering -- some philosophical problem\n",
      "  bright red lories -- passed by -- pieces\n",
      "  the breeze -- midst of -- kalao parrots raucously\n",
      "  Papuan lories -- painted the subtlest shades of -- azure\n",
      "\n",
      "However , one bird unique to these shores , which never passes beyond the boundaries of the Aru and Papuan Islands , was missing from this collection .\n",
      "  these shores -- never passes beyond -- the boundaries\n",
      "  Papuan Islands -- was missing from -- this collection\n",
      "\n",
      "After crossing through a moderately dense thicket , we again found some plains obstructed by bushes .\n",
      "  we -- again found -- some plains\n",
      "  some plains -- obstructed by -- bushes\n",
      "\n",
      "There I saw some magnificent birds soaring aloft , the arrangement of their long feathers causing them to head into the wind .\n",
      "  long feathers -- causing them -- head\n",
      "\n",
      "Their undulating flight , the grace of their aerial curves , and the play of their colors allured and delighted the eye .\n",
      "  aerial curves -- play of -- colors allured\n",
      "\n",
      "Nevertheless , I am counting on your dexterity to catch me one of these delightful representatives of tropical nature ! \"\n",
      "  Nevertheless -- I am -- counting\n",
      "  your dexterity -- me -- these delightful representatives\n",
      "\n",
      "\" I will give it a try , professor , though I am handier with a harpoon than a rifle . \"\n",
      "  professor -- I am -- handier\n",
      "\n",
      "Malaysians , who do a booming business in these birds with the Chinese , have various methods for catching them that we could not use .\n",
      "  Malaysians -- do a booming business in -- these birds\n",
      "  these birds -- have various methods for catching them -- that we\n",
      "\n",
      "At other times they capture it with a tenacious glue that paralyzes its movements .\n",
      "  other times -- capture it with -- a tenacious glue\n",
      "  a tenacious glue -- paralyzes -- movements\n",
      "\n",
      "They will even go so far as to poison the springs where these fowl habitually drink .\n",
      "  even -- far as -- the springs\n",
      "  even -- poison -- the springs\n",
      "\n",
      "But in our case , all we could do was fire at them on the wing , which left us little chance of getting one .\n",
      "  all we -- do was fire at them on -- the wing\n",
      "\n",
      "Near eleven o'clock in the morning , we cleared the lower slopes of the mountains that form the islan 's center , and we still had not bagged a thing .\n",
      "  we -- cleared the lower slopes of -- the mountains\n",
      "  the mountains -- form -- the islan\n",
      "  we -- had not bagged -- a thing\n",
      "\n",
      "The hunters had counted on consuming the proceeds of their hunting , and they had miscalculated .\n",
      "  The hunters -- had counted on consuming -- hunting\n",
      "  The hunters -- proceeds of -- hunting\n",
      "  hunting -- had -- miscalculated\n",
      "\n",
      "Luckily , and much to his surprise , Conseil pulled off a right - and - left shot and insured our breakfast .\n",
      "  Conseil -- pulled off -- a right -\n",
      "  a right - -- left -- shot\n",
      "  shot -- insured our -- breakfast\n",
      "\n",
      "He brought down a white pigeon and a ringdove , which were briskly plucked , hung from a spit , and roasted over a blazing fire of deadwood .\n",
      "  a ringdove -- were -- a spit\n",
      "  a ringdove -- plucked -- a spit\n",
      "  a ringdove -- hung from -- a spit\n",
      "\n",
      "While these fascinating animals were cooking , Ned prepared some bread from the artocarpus .\n",
      "  these fascinating animals -- were -- cooking\n",
      "  Ned -- prepared some bread from -- the artocarpus\n",
      "\n",
      "Then the pigeon and ringdove were devoured to the bones and declared excellent .\n",
      "  ringdove -- were devoured -- the bones\n",
      "\n",
      "Nutmeg , on which these birds habitually gorge themselves , sweetens their flesh and makes it delicious eating .\n",
      "  these birds habitually gorge -- themselves -- flesh\n",
      "  these birds habitually gorge -- sweetens -- flesh\n",
      "  flesh -- makes -- delicious eating\n",
      "\n",
      "All right , Ned , \" I asked the Canadian , \" now what do you need ? \"\n",
      "  Ned -- I asked -- ?\n",
      "  Ned -- now what do you need -- ?\n",
      "\n",
      "So till I have bagged an animal with cutlets , I wo not be happy ! \"\n",
      "  till -- I have bagged an animal with -- cutlets\n",
      "  cutlets -- I wo -- happy !\n",
      "  cutlets -- be -- happy !\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Nor I , Ned , until I have caught a bird of paradise . \"\n",
      "  Ned -- I have caught a bird of -- paradise\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Then let us keep hunting , \" Conseil replied , \" but while heading back to the sea .\n",
      "  us -- keep -- hunting\n",
      "  heading -- back -- the sea\n",
      "\n",
      "We have arrived at the foothills of these mountains , and I think we will do better if we return to the forest regions .\n",
      "  We -- have arrived at -- the foothills\n",
      "  these mountains -- I -- think we\n",
      "  think we -- do better if -- we\n",
      "  we -- return -- the forest regions\n",
      "\n",
      "After an hou 's walk we reached a genuine sago palm forest .\n",
      "  walk we -- reached -- palm forest\n",
      "\n",
      "A few harmless snakes fled underfoot .\n",
      "  A few harmless snakes -- fled -- underfoot\n",
      "\n",
      "Birds of paradise stole off at our approach , and I was in real despair of catching one when Conseil , walking in the lead , stooped suddenly , gave a triumphant shout , and came back to me , carrying a magnificent bird of paradise .\n",
      "  paradise -- stole off at our -- approach\n",
      "  approach -- I was in -- real despair\n",
      "  real despair -- catching -- Conseil\n",
      "  stooped -- suddenly -- a triumphant shout\n",
      "  stooped -- gave -- a triumphant shout\n",
      "  a triumphant shout -- came back -- a magnificent bird\n",
      "  a triumphant shout -- carrying a magnificent bird of -- paradise\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Master is too kind , \" Conseil replied . \"\n",
      "  Master -- is too -- Conseil replied\n",
      "\n",
      "That was a stroke of genius , catching one of these live birds with your bare hands ! \"\n",
      "  a stroke -- catching -- birds\n",
      "\n",
      "\" If master will examine it closely , he'll see that I deserve no great praise . \"\n",
      "  master -- examine -- closely\n",
      "  he'll see -- I deserve -- no great praise\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Because this bird is as drunk as a lord . \"\n",
      "  this bird -- is as drunk as -- a lord\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Yes , master , drunk from the nutmegs it was devouring under that nutmeg tree where I caught it .\n",
      "  master -- drunk from -- that nutmeg tree\n",
      "  master -- nutmegs -- that nutmeg tree\n",
      "  master -- was devouring under -- that nutmeg tree\n",
      "\n",
      "See , Ned my friend , see the monstrous results of intemperance ! \"\n",
      "  Ned -- my -- friend\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Considering the amount of gin I have had these past two months , you've got nothing to complain about ! \"\n",
      "  gin -- I have had -- months\n",
      "  you've -- got nothing -- complain\n",
      "\n",
      "Tipsy from that potent juice , our bird of paradise had been reduced to helplessness .\n",
      "  that potent juice -- our bird of -- paradise\n",
      "  paradise -- had been reduced -- helplessness\n",
      "\n",
      "This bird belonged to the finest of the eight species credited to Papua and its neighboring islands .\n",
      "  This bird -- belonged -- the finest\n",
      "  species -- credited -- Papua\n",
      "\n",
      "Its head was comparatively small , and its eyes , placed near the opening of its beak , were also small .\n",
      "  head -- was comparatively -- beak\n",
      "  head -- placed near -- beak\n",
      "  head -- opening of -- beak\n",
      "\n",
      "Two strands , made of a horn substance covered with down , rose over its tail , which was lengthened by long , very light feathers of wonderful fineness , and they completed the costume of this marvelous bird that the islanders have poetically named \" the sun bird .\n",
      "  strands -- made of -- a horn substance\n",
      "  a horn substance -- covered with -- rose\n",
      "  tail -- was lengthened by -- long\n",
      "  wonderful fineness -- completed the costume of -- this marvelous bird\n",
      "  the islanders -- have -- poetically\n",
      "  poetically -- named -- the sun bird\n",
      "\n",
      "\" How I wished I could take this superb bird of paradise back to Paris , to make a gift of it to the zoo at the Botanical Gardens , which does not own a single live specimen . \"\n",
      "  paradise -- back -- Paris\n",
      "  Paris -- make a gift of -- the zoo\n",
      "  the Botanical Gardens -- own -- specimen\n",
      "\n",
      "\" the Canadian asked , in the tone of a hunter who , from the viewpoint of his art , gives the game a pretty low rating . \"\n",
      "  art -- gives the game -- pretty low rating\n",
      "\n",
      "A great rarity , my gallant comrade , and above all very hard to capture alive .\n",
      "  A great rarity -- my -- gallant comrade\n",
      "  gallant comrade -- hard -- alive\n",
      "  gallant comrade -- capture -- alive\n",
      "\n",
      "So the natives have figured out how to create fake ones , like people create fake pearls or diamonds . \"\n",
      "  the natives -- have -- figured\n",
      "  figured -- out how -- fake ones\n",
      "  figured -- create -- fake ones\n",
      "  people -- create -- fake pearls\n",
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      "During the easterly monsoon season , birds of paradise lose the magnificent feathers around their tails that naturalists call ‘below - the - wing ' feathers .\n",
      "  paradise -- lose the magnificent feathers around -- tails that naturalists call ‘below\n",
      "\n",
      "These feathers are gathered by the fowl forgers and skillfully fitted onto some poor previously mutilated parakeet .\n",
      "  These feathers -- are gathered by -- the fowl forgers\n",
      "  the fowl forgers -- fitted onto -- some poor\n",
      "  some poor -- previously -- parakeet\n",
      "\n",
      "Then they paint over the suture , varnish the bird , and ship the fruits of their unique labors to museums and collectors in Europe . \"\n",
      "  the suture -- varnish -- the bird\n",
      "  the bird -- ship the fruits of -- labors\n",
      "\n",
      "\" If it is not the right bird , it is still the right feathers , and so long as the merchandise is not meant to be eaten , I see no great harm ! \"\n",
      "  the right bird -- is still -- the right feathers\n",
      "  long -- is not meant -- no great harm !\n",
      "  long -- be eaten -- no great harm !\n",
      "  long -- I see -- no great harm !\n",
      "\n",
      "But if my desires were fulfilled by the capture of this bird of paradise , those of our Canadian huntsman remained unsatisfied .\n",
      "  paradise -- those of our -- Canadian huntsman\n",
      "  Canadian huntsman -- remained -- unsatisfied\n",
      "\n",
      "Luckily , near two o'clock Ned Land brought down a magnificent wild pig of the type the natives call \" bari - outang .\n",
      "  o'clock Ned Land -- brought down a magnificent wild pig of -- the natives call\n",
      "  a magnificent wild pig -- type -- the natives call\n",
      "\n",
      "\" This animal came in the nick of time for us to bag some real quadruped meat , and it was warmly welcomed .\n",
      "  This animal -- came in -- the nick\n",
      "  some real quadruped meat -- was -- warmly\n",
      "\n",
      "Ned Land proved himself quite gloriously with his gunshot .\n",
      "  Ned Land -- proved himself quite gloriously with -- gunshot\n",
      "\n",
      "Hit by an electric bullet , the pig dropped dead on the spot .\n",
      "  the pig -- dropped dead on -- the spot\n",
      "\n",
      "The Canadian properly skinned and cleaned it , after removing half a dozen cutlets destined to serve as the grilled meat course of our evening meal .\n",
      "  The Canadian -- properly -- skinned\n",
      "  skinned -- cleaned -- a dozen cutlets\n",
      "  skinned -- removing half -- a dozen cutlets\n",
      "  a dozen cutlets -- destined -- the grilled meat course\n",
      "  a dozen cutlets -- serve as -- the grilled meat course\n",
      "  the grilled meat course -- our -- evening meal\n",
      "\n",
      "Then the hunt was on again , and once more would be marked by the exploits of Ned and Conseil .\n",
      "  the hunt -- was on -- again\n",
      "  again -- be marked by -- the exploits\n",
      "\n",
      "In essence , beating the bushes , the two friends flushed a herd of kangaroos that fled by bounding away on their elastic paws .\n",
      "  essence -- beating -- the bushes\n",
      "  friends -- flushed a herd of -- kangaroos\n",
      "  kangaroos -- fled by -- bounding\n",
      "\n",
      "But these animals did not flee so swiftly that our electric capsules could not catch up with them .\n",
      "  these animals -- did not flee so swiftly that our -- electric capsules\n",
      "\n",
      "shouted Ned Land , whose hunting fever had gone to his brain .\n",
      "  whose hunting -- had gone -- brain\n",
      "\n",
      "And just think how we will devour all this meat ourselves , while those numbskulls on board wo not get a shred !\n",
      "  board -- get -- a shred !\n",
      "\n",
      "\" In his uncontrollable glee , I think the Canadian might have slaughtered the whole horde , if he had not been so busy talking !\n",
      "  uncontrollable glee -- I think -- the whole horde\n",
      "  uncontrollable glee -- have slaughtered -- the whole horde\n",
      "  the whole horde -- had not been so busy talking -- !\n",
      "\n",
      "But he was content with a dozen of these fascinating marsupials , which make up the first order of aplacental mammals , as Conseil just had to tell us .\n",
      "  these fascinating marsupials -- make up the first order of -- aplacental\n",
      "  Conseil -- had -- tell us\n",
      "\n",
      "These animals were small in stature .\n",
      "  These animals -- were small in -- stature\n",
      "\n",
      "They were a species of those \" rabbit kangaroos \" that usually dwell in the hollows of trees and are tremendously fast ; but although of moderate dimensions , they at least furnish a meat that is highly prized .\n",
      "  rabbit kangaroos -- dwell in -- the hollows\n",
      "  trees -- are tremendously -- although\n",
      "\n",
      "We were thoroughly satisfied with the results of our hunting .\n",
      "  We -- were thoroughly satisfied with -- the results\n",
      "  the results -- our -- hunting\n",
      "\n",
      "A gleeful Ned proposed that we return the next day to this magic island , which he planned to depopulate of its every edible quadruped .\n",
      "  A gleeful Ned -- proposed -- that we\n",
      "  that we -- return -- the next day\n",
      "  this magic island -- planned -- depopulate\n",
      "\n",
      "By six o'clock in the evening , we were back on the beach .\n",
      "  we -- were back on -- the beach\n",
      "\n",
      "The skiff was aground in its usual place .\n",
      "  The skiff -- was aground in -- usual place\n",
      "\n",
      "The Nautilus , looking like a long reef , emerged from the waves two miles offshore .\n",
      "  The Nautilus -- looking like -- a long reef\n",
      "\n",
      "Without further ado , Ned Land got down to the important business of dinner .\n",
      "  Ned Land -- got down -- the important business\n",
      "\n",
      "Grilling over the coals , those cutlets from the \" bari - outang \" soon gave off a succulent aroma that perfumed the air .\n",
      "  outang -- gave off -- a succulent aroma\n",
      "  a succulent aroma -- perfumed -- the air\n",
      "\n",
      "Look at me - in ecstasy over freshly grilled pork !\n",
      "  Look -- me - in -- ecstasy\n",
      "\n",
      "Please grant me a pardon as I have already granted one to Mr. Land , and on the same grounds !\n",
      "  Please grant -- me a pardon as I have already granted -- Mr. Land\n",
      "\n",
      "Sago pasta , bread from the artocarpus , mangoes , half a dozen pineapples , and the fermented liquor from certain coconuts heightened our glee .\n",
      "  mangoes -- half -- a dozen pineapples\n",
      "  heightened -- our -- glee\n",
      "\n",
      "I suspect that my two fine companions were not quite as clearheaded as one could wish .\n",
      "  fine companions -- were not quite as -- clearheaded\n",
      "\n",
      "\" What if we do not return to the Nautilus this evening ? \"\n",
      "  we -- do not return -- this evening ?\n",
      "  we -- Nautilus -- this evening ?\n",
      "\n",
      "\" What if we never return to it ? \"\n",
      "  we -- never return -- ?\n",
      "\n",
      "Just then a stone whizzed toward us , landed at our feet , and cut short the harpoone 's proposition .\n",
      "  us -- landed at our -- feet\n",
      "  feet -- cut -- short the harpoone\n",
      "\n",
      "CHAPTER 22 The Lightning Bolts of Captain Nemo WITHOUT STANDING UP , we stared in the direction of the forest , my hand stopping halfway to my mouth , Ned Lan 's completing its assignment .\n",
      "  The Lightning Bolts -- Captain Nemo WITHOUT -- STANDING\n",
      "  the forest -- my -- hand\n",
      "  hand -- stopping halfway -- Ned Lan\n",
      "  hand -- my mouth -- Ned Lan\n",
      "  Ned Lan -- completing -- assignment\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Stones do not fall from the sky , \" Conseil said , \" or else they deserve to be called meteorites . \"\n",
      "  Conseil -- said -- meteorites\n",
      "  Conseil -- deserve -- meteorites\n",
      "  Conseil -- be called -- meteorites\n",
      "\n",
      "A second well - polished stone removed a tasty ringdove leg from Consei 's hand , giving still greater relevance to his observation .\n",
      "  polished stone -- removed a tasty ringdove leg from -- Consei\n",
      "  hand -- giving still -- greater relevance\n",
      "\n",
      "We all three stood up , rifles to our shoulders , ready to answer any attack .\n",
      "  rifles -- our -- shoulders\n",
      "  shoulders -- ready -- any attack\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Apes maybe ? \"\n",
      "  Apes -- maybe -- ?\n",
      "\n",
      "Indeed , it was essential to beat a retreat because some twenty natives , armed with bows and slings , appeared barely a hundred paces off , on the outskirts of a thicket that masked the horizon to our right .\n",
      "  Indeed -- was -- a retreat\n",
      "  slings -- appeared barely -- paces\n",
      "  a thicket -- masked -- the horizon\n",
      "  the horizon -- our -- right\n",
      "\n",
      "The skiff was aground ten fathoms away from us .\n",
      "  The skiff -- was -- aground\n",
      "\n",
      "The savages approached without running , but they favored us with a show of the greatest hostility .\n",
      "  The savages -- approached without running -- favored us\n",
      "\n",
      "Ned Land was unwilling to leave his provisions behind , and despite the impending danger , he clutched his pig on one side , his kangaroos on the other , and scampered off with respectable speed .\n",
      "  Ned Land -- was unwilling -- provisions behind\n",
      "  Ned Land -- leave -- provisions behind\n",
      "  the impending danger -- clutched his pig on -- side\n",
      "  kangaroos -- scampered off with -- respectable speed\n",
      "\n",
      "In two minutes we were on the strand .\n",
      "  minutes we -- were on -- the strand\n",
      "\n",
      "Loading provisions and weapons into the skiff , pushing it to sea , and positioning its two oars were the work of an instant .\n",
      "  the skiff -- pushing -- sea\n",
      "  sea -- positioning -- oars\n",
      "  oars -- were the work of -- an instant\n",
      "\n",
      "We had not gone two cable lengths when a hundred savages , howling and gesticulating , entered the water up to their waists .\n",
      "  We -- had not -- cable lengths\n",
      "  gesticulating -- entered the water up -- waists\n",
      "\n",
      "I looked to see if their appearance might draw some of the Nautilu 's men onto the platform .\n",
      "  appearance -- draw some of -- the Nautilu\n",
      "\n",
      "Twenty minutes later we boarded ship .\n",
      "  Twenty minutes -- later -- we\n",
      "  we -- boarded -- ship\n",
      "\n",
      "After mooring the skiff , we reentered the Nautilu 's interior .\n",
      "  we -- reentered -- the Nautilu\n",
      "\n",
      "I went below to the lounge , from which some chords were wafting .\n",
      "  the lounge -- which -- some chords\n",
      "  some chords -- were -- wafting\n",
      "\n",
      "Captain Nemo was there , leaning over the organ , deep in a musical trance .\n",
      "  Nemo -- was -- leaning\n",
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      "He trembled , and turning around :\n",
      "  trembled -- turning around -- :\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Ah , it is you , professor ! \"\n",
      "  Ah -- is -- you\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Yes , captain , \" I replied , \" but unfortunately we have brought back a horde of bipeds whose proximity worries me . \"\n",
      "  captain -- I -- replied\n",
      "  we -- have brought back -- a horde\n",
      "\n",
      "Captain Nemo replied in an ironic tone .\n",
      "  Nemo -- replied in -- an ironic tone\n",
      "\n",
      "\" You set foot on one of the shores of this globe , professor , and you are surprised to find savages there ?\n",
      "  professor -- you are surprised -- savages\n",
      "  professor -- find -- savages\n",
      "\n",
      "And besides , are they any worse than men elsewhere , these people you call savages ? \"\n",
      "  these people -- you -- call savages ?\n",
      "\n",
      "\" But captain - \" \" Speaking for myself , sir , I have encountered them everywhere . \"\n",
      "  - -- Speaking for -- sir\n",
      "  sir -- I have encountered -- everywhere\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Well then , \" I replied , \" if you do not want to welcome them aboard the Nautilus , you'd better take some precautions ! \"\n",
      "  then -- I -- replied\n",
      "  replied -- you do not want -- welcome\n",
      "  welcome -- aboard -- the Nautilus\n",
      "  you'd -- take -- some precautions !\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Easy , professor , no cause for alarm . \"\n",
      "  professor -- cause for -- alarm\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Professor Aronnax , \" replied Captain Nemo , whose fingers took their places again on the organ keys , \" if every islander in Papua were to gather on that beach , the Nautilus would still have nothing to fear from their attacks ! \"\n",
      "  Professor Aronnax -- Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "  whose fingers -- took -- places\n",
      "  places -- again on -- the organ keys\n",
      "  Papua -- were -- that beach\n",
      "  Papua -- gather on -- that beach\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- have nothing -- fear\n",
      "\n",
      "The captai 's fingers then ran over the instrumen 's keyboard , and I noticed that he touched only its black keys , which gave his melodies a basically Scottish color .\n",
      "  fingers -- then ran over -- the instrumen\n",
      "  the instrumen -- I noticed that -- black keys\n",
      "  the instrumen -- touched only -- black keys\n",
      "  black keys -- gave -- Scottish color\n",
      "  black keys -- melodies -- Scottish color\n",
      "\n",
      "Soon he had forgotten my presence and was lost in a reverie that I no longer tried to dispel .\n",
      "  presence -- was lost in -- a reverie\n",
      "  a reverie -- I -- dispel\n",
      "  a reverie -- longer tried -- dispel\n",
      "\n",
      "Night had already fallen , because in this low latitude the sun sets quickly , without any twilight .\n",
      "  Night -- had already fallen -- this low\n",
      "  this low -- latitude -- the sun sets\n",
      "\n",
      "For several hours I was left to myself , sometimes musing on the islanders - but no longer fearing them because the captai 's unflappable confidence had won me over - and sometimes forgetting them to marvel at the splendors of this tropical night .\n",
      "  several hours -- I was left -- musing\n",
      "  the islanders - -- longer -- the captai\n",
      "  the islanders - -- them because -- the captai\n",
      "  unflappable confidence -- had won me over -- -\n",
      "  - -- forgetting them -- the splendors\n",
      "  - -- marvel at -- the splendors\n",
      "\n",
      "My memories took wing toward France , in the wake of those zodiacal stars due to twinkle over it in a few hours .\n",
      "  memories -- took wing toward -- France\n",
      "  France -- wake of -- those zodiacal\n",
      "  those zodiacal -- due -- twinkle\n",
      "\n",
      "The moon shone in the midst of the constellations at their zenith .\n",
      "  The moon shone -- midst of -- the constellations\n",
      "\n",
      "I then remembered that this loyal , good - natured satellite would return to this same place the day after tomorrow , to raise the tide and tear the Nautilus from its coral bed .\n",
      "  natured satellite -- return -- this same place the day\n",
      "  tomorrow -- raise -- the tide\n",
      "  the tide -- tear the Nautilus from -- coral bed\n",
      "\n",
      "Near midnight , seeing that all was quiet over the darkened waves as well as under the waterside trees , I repaired to my cabin and fell into a peaceful sleep .\n",
      "  midnight -- seeing that -- the darkened waves\n",
      "  midnight -- was quiet over -- the darkened waves\n",
      "  the waterside trees -- I repaired -- cabin\n",
      "  the waterside trees -- my -- cabin\n",
      "  cabin -- fell into -- a peaceful sleep\n",
      "\n",
      "The night passed without mishap .\n",
      "  The night -- passed without -- mishap\n",
      "\n",
      "No doubt the Papuans had been frightened off by the mere sight of this monster aground in the bay , because our hatches stayed open , offering easy access to the Nautilu 's interior .\n",
      "  the Papuans -- had been frightened off -- the mere sight\n",
      "  the bay -- our -- easy access\n",
      "  the bay -- stayed open -- easy access\n",
      "  the bay -- offering -- easy access\n",
      "\n",
      "At six o'clock in the morning , January 8 , I climbed onto the platform .\n",
      "  January -- I climbed onto -- the platform\n",
      "\n",
      "The morning shadows were lifting .\n",
      "  The morning -- shadows were -- lifting\n",
      "\n",
      "The island was soon on view through the dissolving mists , first its beaches , then its summits .\n",
      "  The island -- was soon on -- view\n",
      "  view -- dissolving -- mists\n",
      "  mists -- first -- beaches\n",
      "  beaches -- then -- summits\n",
      "\n",
      "The islanders were still there , in greater numbers than on the day before , perhaps 500 or 600 of them .\n",
      "  The islanders -- were still -- greater numbers\n",
      "\n",
      "Taking advantage of the low tide , some of them had moved forward over the heads of coral to within two cable lengths of the Nautilus .\n",
      "  the low tide -- had moved forward over -- the heads\n",
      "\n",
      "They obviously were true Papuans , men of fine stock , athletic in build , forehead high and broad , nose large but not flat , teeth white .\n",
      "  obviously -- were -- true Papuans\n",
      "\n",
      "Their woolly , red - tinted hair was in sharp contrast to their bodies , which were black and glistening like those of Nubians .\n",
      "  tinted -- hair was in -- sharp contrast\n",
      "  bodies -- were -- black\n",
      "  black -- those of -- Nubians\n",
      "\n",
      "Beneath their pierced , distended earlobes there dangled strings of beads made from bone .\n",
      "  dangled strings -- made from -- bone\n",
      "\n",
      "I noted some women among them , dressed from hip to knee in grass skirts held up by belts made of vegetation .\n",
      "  some women -- dressed from -- hip\n",
      "  grass skirts -- held up by -- vegetation\n",
      "  grass skirts -- made of -- vegetation\n",
      "\n",
      "Some of the chieftains adorned their necks with crescents and with necklaces made from beads of red and white glass .\n",
      "  necklaces -- made from -- beads\n",
      "\n",
      "Armed with bows , arrows , and shields , nearly all of them carried from their shoulders a sort of net , which held those polished stones their slings hurl with such dexterity .\n",
      "  shields -- carried from -- net\n",
      "  shields -- shoulders a sort of -- net\n",
      "  net -- held -- those polished\n",
      "  those polished -- stones their slings hurl with -- such dexterity\n",
      "\n",
      "One of these chieftains came fairly close to the Nautilus , examining it with care .\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- examining it with -- care\n",
      "\n",
      "He must have been a \" mado \" of high rank , because he paraded in a mat of banana leaves that had ragged edges and was accented with bright colors .\n",
      "  high rank -- paraded in -- a mat\n",
      "  banana leaves -- had -- ragged edges\n",
      "  ragged edges -- was accented with -- bright colors\n",
      "\n",
      "I could easily have picked off this islander , he stood at such close range ; but I thought it best to wait for an actual show of hostility .\n",
      "  this islander -- stood at -- range\n",
      "  this islander -- close -- range\n",
      "  range -- I thought -- wait\n",
      "\n",
      "Between Europeans and savages , it is acceptable for Europeans to shoot back but not to attack first .\n",
      "  savages -- is acceptable for -- shoot back\n",
      "\n",
      "I often heard them repeat the word \" assai , \" and from their gestures I understood they were inviting me to go ashore , an invitation I felt obliged to decline .\n",
      "  assai -- I understood -- ashore\n",
      "  assai -- were inviting me -- ashore\n",
      "  an invitation -- I felt obliged -- decline\n",
      "\n",
      "So the skiff did not leave shipside that day , much to the displeasure of Mr. Land who could not complete his provisions .\n",
      "  the skiff -- did not -- leave shipside that day\n",
      "  Mr. Land -- complete -- provisions\n",
      "\n",
      "The adroit Canadian spent his time preparing the meat and flour products he had brought from Gueboroa Island .\n",
      "  time -- preparing -- the meat\n",
      "  the meat -- had brought from -- Gueboroa Island\n",
      "\n",
      "As for the savages , they went back to shore near eleven o'clock in the morning , when the heads of coral began to disappear under the waves of the rising tide .\n",
      "  the savages -- went back -- shore\n",
      "  coral -- began -- the waves\n",
      "  coral -- disappear under -- the waves\n",
      "  the waves -- rising -- tide\n",
      "\n",
      "It was likely that they had come from neighboring islands or from the mainland of Papua proper .\n",
      "  likely -- had come from -- neighboring islands\n",
      "\n",
      "However , I did not see one local dugout canoe .\n",
      "  However -- I did not see -- local dugout canoe\n",
      "\n",
      "Having nothing better to do , I decided to dredge these beautiful , clear waters , which exhibited a profusion of shells , zoophytes , and open - sea plants .\n",
      "  do -- I decided -- clear waters\n",
      "  do -- dredge -- clear waters\n",
      "  clear waters -- exhibited a profusion of -- shells\n",
      "  zoophytes -- open - -- sea plants\n",
      "\n",
      "Besides , it was the last day the Nautilus would spend in these waterways , if , tomorrow , it still floated off to the open sea as Captain Nemo had promised .\n",
      "  the last day the Nautilus -- spend in -- these waterways\n",
      "  tomorrow -- open sea as Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "\n",
      "So I summoned Conseil , who brought me a small , light dragnet similar to those used in oyster fishing .\n",
      "  Conseil -- brought me -- light dragnet\n",
      "  light dragnet -- used in -- oyster fishing\n",
      "\n",
      "\" With all due respect to master , they do not strike me as very wicked ! \"\n",
      "  master -- do not -- strike\n",
      "  strike -- me as -- very wicked !\n",
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      "\" They're cannibals even so , my boy . \"\n",
      "  They're cannibals -- even so -- boy\n",
      "  They're cannibals -- my -- boy\n",
      "\n",
      "\" A person can be both a cannibal and a decent man , \" Conseil replied , \" just as a person can be both gluttonous and honorable .\n",
      "  A person -- be both -- a cannibal\n",
      "  a person -- be -- both gluttonous\n",
      "\n",
      "And I agree that there are honorable cannibals who decently devour their prisoners .\n",
      "  decently -- devour -- prisoners\n",
      "\n",
      "However , I am opposed to being devoured , even in all decency , so I will keep on my guard , especially since the Nautilu 's commander seems to be taking no precautions .\n",
      "  However -- I am opposed -- even\n",
      "  However -- being devoured -- even\n",
      "  all decency -- I -- guard\n",
      "  all decency -- keep on my -- guard\n",
      "  commander -- be taking -- no precautions\n",
      "\n",
      "And now let us get to work !\n",
      "  us -- get -- work !\n",
      "\n",
      "\" For two hours our fishing proceeded energetically but without bringing up any rarities .\n",
      "  hours -- our -- fishing\n",
      "  energetically -- bringing up -- any rarities\n",
      "\n",
      "Our dragnet was filled with Midas abalone , harp shells , obelisk snails , and especially the finest hammer shells I had seen to that day .\n",
      "  dragnet -- was filled with -- Midas abalone\n",
      "  the finest hammer shells -- I had seen -- that day\n",
      "\n",
      "We also gathered in a few sea cucumbers , some pearl oysters , and a dozen small turtles that we saved for the shi 's pantry .\n",
      "  We -- gathered in -- a few sea cucumbers\n",
      "  a dozen small turtles that we -- saved for -- the shi\n",
      "\n",
      "Conseil had just made a cast of the dragnet , and his gear had come back up loaded with a variety of fairly ordinary seashells , when suddenly he saw me plunge my arms swiftly into the net , pull out a shelled animal , and give a conchological yell , in other words , the most piercing yell a human throat can produce .\n",
      "  Conseil -- had just made -- the dragnet\n",
      "  Conseil -- cast of -- the dragnet\n",
      "  gear -- had come back up loaded with -- a variety\n",
      "  fairly ordinary seashells -- suddenly -- arms\n",
      "  fairly ordinary seashells -- plunge my -- arms\n",
      "  arms -- swiftly into -- the net\n",
      "  the net -- pull out -- a shelled animal\n",
      "  a shelled animal -- give -- a conchological yell\n",
      "\n",
      "What happened to master ?\n",
      "  What -- happened -- master ?\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Conseil asked , very startled . \"\n",
      "  Conseil -- asked -- very startled\n",
      "\n",
      "Did master get bitten ? \"\n",
      "  master -- get bitten -- ?\n",
      "\n",
      "\" No , my boy , but I would gladly have sacrificed a finger for such a find ! \"\n",
      "  boy -- I -- a finger\n",
      "  boy -- have sacrificed a finger for such -- !\n",
      "  a finger -- find -- !\n",
      "\n",
      "\" This shell , \" I said , displaying the subject of my triumph . \"\n",
      "  This shell -- I said -- the subject\n",
      "  This shell -- displaying the subject of my -- triumph\n",
      "\n",
      "But instead of coiling from right to left , this olive shell rolls from left to right ! \"\n",
      "  coiling -- right -- left\n",
      "  this olive shell rolls -- left -- right !\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Yes , my boy , it is a left - handed shell ! \"\n",
      "  boy -- is -- handed shell !\n",
      "  boy -- left - -- handed shell !\n",
      "\n",
      "Conseil repeated , his heart pounding .\n",
      "  Conseil -- repeated -- heart pounding\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Oh , master can trust me on this , \" Conseil said , taking the valuable shell in trembling hands , \" but never have I felt such excitement ! \"\n",
      "  trust -- me on -- Conseil\n",
      "  Conseil -- said -- the valuable shell\n",
      "  Conseil -- taking the valuable shell in -- trembling hands\n",
      "  trembling hands -- never have I felt -- such excitement !\n",
      "\n",
      "In fact , as naturalists have ventured to observe , \" dextrality \" is a well - known law of nature .\n",
      "  naturalists -- have -- ventured\n",
      "  dextrality -- is -- -\n",
      "  - -- known law of -- nature\n",
      "\n",
      "In their rotational and orbital movements , stars and their satellites go from right to left .\n",
      "  satellites -- right -- left\n",
      "\n",
      "Man uses his right hand more often than his left , and consequently his various instruments and equipment ( staircases , locks , watch springs , etc .\n",
      "  Man -- uses -- right\n",
      "  right -- hand -- left\n",
      "  right -- often than -- left\n",
      "  left -- consequently -- various instruments\n",
      "\n",
      ") are designed to be used in a right - to - left manner .\n",
      "  a right - -- left -- manner\n",
      "\n",
      "Now then , nature has generally obeyed this law in coiling her shells .\n",
      "  nature -- has -- generally\n",
      "  generally -- obeyed this law in -- coiling\n",
      "\n",
      "They're right - handed with only rare exceptions , and when by chance a shel 's spiral is left - handed , collectors will pay its weight in gold for it .\n",
      "  They're right -- handed with -- rare exceptions\n",
      "  rare exceptions -- chance -- a shel\n",
      "  spiral -- is left - -- handed\n",
      "  collectors -- pay -- gold\n",
      "  collectors -- weight in -- gold\n",
      "\n",
      "So Conseil and I were deep in the contemplation of our treasure , and I was solemnly promising myself to enrich the Paris Museum with it , when an ill - timed stone , hurled by one of the islanders , whizzed over and shattered the valuable object in Consei 's hands .\n",
      "  Conseil -- I were deep in -- the contemplation\n",
      "  the contemplation -- our -- treasure\n",
      "  treasure -- I was -- the Paris Museum\n",
      "  treasure -- promising myself -- the Paris Museum\n",
      "  treasure -- enrich the Paris Museum with -- an ill -\n",
      "  an ill - -- timed -- stone\n",
      "  stone -- hurled by -- the islanders\n",
      "  whizzed -- shattered the valuable object in -- Consei\n",
      "\n",
      "Conseil pounced on his rifle and aimed at a savage swinging a sling just ten meters away from him .\n",
      "  Conseil -- pounced on -- rifle\n",
      "  rifle -- aimed at -- meters\n",
      "  rifle -- swinging -- meters\n",
      "\n",
      "Did not master see that this man - eater initiated the attack ? \"\n",
      "  this man -- initiated -- the attack ?\n",
      "\n",
      "\" A shell is not worth a human life ! \"\n",
      "  A shell -- is not worth -- a human life !\n",
      "\n",
      "Conseil was in dead earnest , but I did not subscribe to his views .\n",
      "  Conseil -- was in -- dead earnest\n",
      "  dead earnest -- I did not subscribe -- views\n",
      "\n",
      "However , the situation had changed in only a short time and we had not noticed .\n",
      "  the situation -- had changed in -- a short time\n",
      "\n",
      "Now some twenty dugout canoes were surrounding the Nautilus .\n",
      "  some twenty dugout canoes -- were surrounding -- the Nautilus\n",
      "\n",
      "Hollowed from tree trunks , these dugouts were long , narrow , and well designed for speed , keeping their balance by means of two bamboo poles that floated on the surface of the water .\n",
      "  these dugouts -- were -- long\n",
      "  long -- designed for -- speed\n",
      "  speed -- keeping their balance by -- means\n",
      "  bamboo poles -- surface of -- the water\n",
      "\n",
      "They were maneuvered by skillful , half - naked paddlers , and I viewed their advance with definite alarm .\n",
      "  naked paddlers -- I viewed their advance with -- definite alarm\n",
      "\n",
      "It was obvious these Papuans had already entered into relations with Europeans and knew their ships .\n",
      "  these Papuans -- had already entered into -- relations\n",
      "\n",
      "But this long , iron cylinder lying in the bay , with no masts or funnels - what were they to make of it ?\n",
      "  funnels -- what were -- ?\n",
      "  funnels -- make of -- ?\n",
      "\n",
      "However , seeing that it stayed motionless , they regained confidence little by little and tried to become more familiar with it .\n",
      "  However -- seeing that -- motionless\n",
      "  However -- stayed -- motionless\n",
      "\n",
      "Now then , it was precisely this familiarity that we needed to prevent .\n",
      "  then -- was precisely -- this familiarity that we\n",
      "\n",
      "Since our weapons made no sound when they went off , they would have only a moderate effect on these islanders , who reputedly respect nothing but noisy mechanisms .\n",
      "  weapons -- made -- no sound\n",
      "  no sound -- went off -- a moderate effect\n",
      "  no sound -- have only a moderate effect on -- these islanders\n",
      "  reputedly -- respect -- noisy mechanisms\n",
      "\n",
      "Without thunderclaps , lightning bolts would be much less frightening , although the danger lies in the flash , not the noise .\n",
      "  lightning bolts -- be much -- the danger lies\n",
      "\n",
      "Just then the dugout canoes drew nearer to the Nautilus , and a cloud of arrows burst over us .\n",
      "  the dugout canoes -- drew nearer -- the Nautilus\n",
      "  a cloud -- arrows burst over -- us\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Fire and brimstone , it is hailing ! \"\n",
      "  brimstone -- is -- !\n",
      "\n",
      "\" And poisoned hail perhaps ! \"\n",
      "  hail -- perhaps -- !\n",
      "\n",
      "\" We have got to alert Captain Nemo , \" I said , reentering the hatch .\n",
      "  We -- have got -- alert\n",
      "  alert -- Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "  Nemo -- I said -- the hatch\n",
      "  Nemo -- reentering -- the hatch\n",
      "\n",
      "The word \" Enter !\n",
      "  The word -- Enter -- !\n",
      "\n",
      "I did so and found Captain Nemo busy with calculations in which there was no shortage of X and other algebraic signs .\n",
      "  Nemo -- busy with -- calculations\n",
      "  calculations -- was no shortage of -- other algebraic signs\n",
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      "Native dugout canoes are surrounding us , and in a few minutes we are sure to be assaulted by several hundred savages . \"\n",
      "  Native dugout canoes -- are -- surrounding us\n",
      "  a few minutes we -- are -- sure\n",
      "  sure -- be assaulted by -- savages\n",
      "\n",
      "Captain Nemo put in serenely .\n",
      "  Nemo -- put in -- serenely\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Well , sir , closing the hatches should do the trick . \"\n",
      "  sir -- closing -- the trick\n",
      "  sir -- do -- the trick\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Precisely , and that is what I came to tell you - \" \" Nothing easier , \" Captain Nemo said .\n",
      "  Precisely -- is what I came -- -\n",
      "  Precisely -- tell you -- -\n",
      "  Nothing easier -- Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "\n",
      "And he pressed an electric button , transmitting an order to the cre 's quarters .\n",
      "  an electric button -- transmitting -- an order\n",
      "\n",
      "\" There , sir , all under control ! \"\n",
      "  sir -- all under -- control !\n",
      "\n",
      "\" The skiff is in place and the hatches are closed .\n",
      "  The skiff -- is in -- place\n",
      "\n",
      "I do not imagine you are worried that these gentlemen will stave in walls that shells from your frigate could not breach ? \"\n",
      "  stave -- walls that shells from -- your frigate\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Tomorrow at about this time , we will need to reopen the hatches to renew the Nautilu 's air . \"\n",
      "  we -- need -- the hatches\n",
      "  we -- reopen -- the hatches\n",
      "  the hatches -- renew -- the Nautilu\n",
      "\n",
      "\" No argument , sir , since our craft breathes in the manner favored by cetaceans . \"\n",
      "  sir -- our craft breathes in -- the manner\n",
      "  the manner -- favored by -- cetaceans\n",
      "\n",
      "\" But if these Papuans are occupying the platform at that moment , I do not see how you can prevent them from entering . \"\n",
      "  these Papuans -- are occupying the platform at -- that moment\n",
      "  that moment -- I do not -- see\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Then , sir , you assume they will board the ship ? \"\n",
      "  sir -- you assume -- the ship ?\n",
      "  sir -- board -- the ship ?\n",
      "\n",
      "Deep down they're just poor devils , these Papuans , and I do not want my visit to Gueboroa Island to cost the life of a single one of these unfortunate people !\n",
      "  these Papuans -- I do not want my -- visit\n",
      "  Gueboroa Island -- cost the life of -- these unfortunate people !\n",
      "\n",
      "\" On this note I was about to withdraw ; but Captain Nemo detained me and invited me to take a seat next to him .\n",
      "  this note -- I was about -- withdraw\n",
      "  withdraw -- Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "\n",
      "He questioned me with interest on our excursions ashore and on our hunting , but seemed not to understand the Canadia 's passionate craving for red meat .\n",
      "  interest -- our -- excursions ashore\n",
      "  excursions ashore -- our -- hunting\n",
      "  hunting -- understand -- the Canadia\n",
      "\n",
      "Then our conversation skimmed various subjects , and without being more forthcoming , Captain Nemo proved more affable .\n",
      "  conversation skimmed various subjects -- being -- Nemo\n",
      "  conversation skimmed various subjects -- Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "  Nemo -- proved -- more affable\n",
      "\n",
      "Among other things , we came to talk of the Nautilu 's circumstances , aground in the same strait where Captain Dumont d'Urville had nearly miscarried .\n",
      "  we -- came -- talk\n",
      "  the same strait -- Captain -- Dumont d'Urville\n",
      "  Dumont d'Urville -- had nearly -- miscarried\n",
      "\n",
      "\" He was one of your great seamen , \" the captain told me , \" one of your shrewdest navigators , that d'Urville !\n",
      "  great seamen -- captain told -- your shrewdest navigators\n",
      "\n",
      "If that energetic man was able to think about his life in its last seconds , imagine what his final thoughts must have been !\n",
      "  that energetic man -- was able -- life\n",
      "  that energetic man -- think about -- life\n",
      "  last seconds -- what -- final thoughts\n",
      "  final thoughts -- have been -- !\n",
      "\n",
      "\" As he spoke , Captain Nemo seemed deeply moved , an emotion I felt was to his credit .\n",
      "  an emotion -- I felt was -- credit\n",
      "\n",
      "Then , chart in hand , we returned to the deeds of the French navigator :\n",
      "  we -- returned -- the deeds\n",
      "\n",
      "his voyages to circumnavigate the globe , his double attempt at the South Pole , which led to his discovery of the Adélie Coast and the Louis - Philippe Peninsula , finally his hydrographic surveys of the chief islands in Oceania .\n",
      "  voyages -- circumnavigate -- the globe\n",
      "  the globe -- double attempt at -- the South Pole\n",
      "  the South Pole -- led -- discovery\n",
      "  Philippe Peninsula -- finally his hydrographic surveys of -- the chief islands\n",
      "\n",
      "\" What your d'Urville did on the surface of the sea , \" Captain Nemo told me , \" I have done in the ocea 's interior , but more easily , more completely than he .\n",
      "  What your d'Urville -- did on -- the sea\n",
      "  What your d'Urville -- surface of -- the sea\n",
      "  the sea -- Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "  Nemo -- told -- the ocea\n",
      "  Nemo -- I have done in -- the ocea\n",
      "\n",
      "Constantly tossed about by hurricanes , the Zealous and the new Astrolabe could not compare with the Nautilus , a quiet work room truly at rest in the midst of the waters ! \"\n",
      "  Constantly -- tossed about by -- hurricanes\n",
      "  a quiet work room -- truly at -- rest\n",
      "  rest -- midst of -- the waters !\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Even so , captain , \" I said , \" there is one major similarity between Dumont d'Urvill 's sloops of war and the Nautilus . \"\n",
      "  captain -- I said -- major similarity\n",
      "  captain -- is -- major similarity\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Like them , the Nautilus has run aground ! \"\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- has run -- aground !\n",
      "\n",
      "\" The Nautilus is not aground , sir , \" Captain Nemo replied icily . \"\n",
      "  The Nautilus -- is not -- aground\n",
      "  sir -- Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "\n",
      "The Nautilus was built to rest on the ocean floor , and I do not need to undertake the arduous labors , the maneuvers d'Urville had to attempt in order to float off his sloops of war .\n",
      "  The Nautilus -- was built -- rest\n",
      "  the ocean floor -- I do not need -- the arduous labors\n",
      "  the ocean floor -- undertake -- the arduous labors\n",
      "  d'Urville -- had -- order\n",
      "  d'Urville -- attempt in -- order\n",
      "\n",
      "The Zealous and the new Astrolabe wellnigh perished , but my Nautilus is in no danger .\n",
      "  the new Astrolabe wellnigh perished -- my -- Nautilus\n",
      "  Nautilus -- is in -- no danger\n",
      "\n",
      "Tomorrow , on the day stated and at the hour stated , the tide will peacefully lift it off , and it will resume its navigating through the seas . \"\n",
      "  the day -- stated -- the hour\n",
      "  the hour -- stated -- the tide\n",
      "  the tide -- peacefully lift it off -- navigating\n",
      "  the tide -- resume its navigating through -- the seas\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Captain , \" I said , \" I do not doubt - \" \" Tomorrow , \" Captain Nemo added , standing up , \" tomorrow at 2:40 in the afternoon , the Nautilus will float off and exit the Torres Strait undamaged . \"\n",
      "  Captain -- I said -- -\n",
      "  Captain -- I do not doubt -- -\n",
      "  Tomorrow -- Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "  Nemo -- added -- standing\n",
      "  float -- exit -- Strait undamaged\n",
      "\n",
      "Pronouncing these words in an extremely sharp tone , Captain Nemo gave me a curt bow .\n",
      "  sharp tone -- Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "  Nemo -- gave me -- a curt bow\n",
      "\n",
      "This was my dismissal , and I reentered my stateroom .\n",
      "  dismissal -- I -- reentered\n",
      "  reentered -- my -- stateroom\n",
      "\n",
      "There I found Conseil , who wanted to know the upshot of my interview with the captain .\n",
      "  Conseil -- wanted -- the upshot\n",
      "  Conseil -- know the upshot of my interview with -- the captain\n",
      "\n",
      "\" My boy , \" I replied , \" when I expressed the belief that these Papuan natives were a threat to his Nautilus , the captain answered me with great irony .\n",
      "  boy -- I -- replied\n",
      "  replied -- I expressed the belief that -- these Papuan natives\n",
      "  these Papuan natives -- were -- a threat\n",
      "  Nautilus -- captain answered me with -- great irony\n",
      "\n",
      "So I have just one thing to say to you :\n",
      "  thing -- say -- :\n",
      "  thing -- you -- :\n",
      "\n",
      "have faith in him and sleep in peace . \"\n",
      "  faith -- sleep in -- peace\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Master has no need for my services ? \"\n",
      "  Master -- has -- services ?\n",
      "  Master -- need for my -- services ?\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Begging maste 's indulgence , \" Conseil replied , \" but our friend Ned is concocting a kangaroo pie that will be the eighth wonder ! \"\n",
      "  Conseil replied -- our -- friend Ned\n",
      "  friend Ned -- is concocting -- a kangaroo pie\n",
      "  a kangaroo pie -- be -- the eighth wonder !\n",
      "\n",
      "I kept hearing noises from the savages , who were stamping on the platform and letting out deafening yells .\n",
      "  the savages -- were stamping on -- the platform\n",
      "\n",
      "The night passed in this way , without the crew ever emerging from their usual inertia .\n",
      "  The night -- passed in -- this way\n",
      "  the crew -- ever emerging from -- usual inertia\n",
      "\n",
      "They were no more disturbed by the presence of these man - eaters than soldiers in an armored fortress are troubled by ants running over the armor plate .\n",
      "  an armored fortress -- are troubled by -- the armor plate\n",
      "  an armored fortress -- running over -- the armor plate\n",
      "\n",
      "So the air inside had not been renewed ; but the air tanks were kept full for any eventuality and would function appropriately to shoot a few cubic meters of oxygen into the Nautilu 's thin atmosphere .\n",
      "  the air -- inside had not been renewed -- the air tanks\n",
      "  the air tanks -- were kept full for -- any eventuality\n",
      "  function -- appropriately -- meters\n",
      "  function -- shoot -- meters\n",
      "\n",
      "I worked in my stateroom until noon without seeing Captain Nemo even for an instant .\n",
      "  noon -- seeing Captain Nemo even for -- an instant\n",
      "\n",
      "Nobody on board seemed to be making any preparations for departure .\n",
      "  board -- seemed -- any preparations\n",
      "  board -- be making any preparations for -- departure\n",
      "\n",
      "I still waited for a while , then I made my way to the main lounge .\n",
      "  a while -- then I made my -- way\n",
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      "Its timepiece marked 2:30. In ten minutes the tide would reach its maximum elevation , and if Captain Nemo had not made a rash promise , the Nautilus would immediately break free .\n",
      "  timepiece -- marked 2:30. In -- minutes the tide\n",
      "  minutes the tide -- reach -- elevation\n",
      "  minutes the tide -- maximum -- elevation\n",
      "  elevation -- Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "  Nemo -- had not made -- a rash promise\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- immediately break -- free\n",
      "\n",
      "If not , many months might pass before it could leave its coral bed .\n",
      "  many months -- might pass before -- coral bed\n",
      "  pass -- leave -- coral bed\n",
      "\n",
      "But some preliminary vibrations could soon be felt over the boa 's hull .\n",
      "  some preliminary vibrations -- be felt over -- the boa\n",
      "\n",
      "At 2:35 Captain Nemo appeared in the lounge .\n",
      "  2:35 -- Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "  Nemo -- appeared in -- the lounge\n",
      "\n",
      "\" We are about to depart , \" he said . \"\n",
      "  We -- are about -- depart\n",
      "\n",
      "I have given orders to open the hatches . \"\n",
      "  orders -- open -- the hatches\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Professor Aronnax , \" Captain Nemo replied serenely , \" the Nautilu 's hatches are not to be entered in that fashion even when they're open . \"\n",
      "  Professor Aronnax -- Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "  the Nautilu -- are not -- that fashion\n",
      "  the Nautilu -- be entered in -- that fashion\n",
      "  that fashion -- even when -- they're\n",
      "\n",
      "There , very puzzled , Ned Land and Conseil watched the crewmen opening the hatches , while a frightful clamor and furious shouts resounded outside .\n",
      "  Conseil -- watched -- the crewmen\n",
      "  the crewmen -- opening -- the hatches\n",
      "\n",
      "The hatch lids fell back onto the outer plating .\n",
      "  The hatch lids -- fell back onto -- the outer plating\n",
      "\n",
      "But when the first islander laid hands on the companionway railing , he was flung backward by some invisible power , lord knows what !\n",
      "  the first islander -- laid hands on -- the companionway railing\n",
      "  the companionway railing -- was -- flung\n",
      "  flung -- backward by -- some invisible power\n",
      "  some invisible power -- lord -- what !\n",
      "\n",
      "Conseil was in ecstasy .\n",
      "  Conseil -- was in -- ecstasy\n",
      "\n",
      "But as soon as his hands seized the railing , he was thrown backward in his turn .\n",
      "  hands -- seized -- the railing\n",
      "\n",
      "It was not just a railing that led to the platform , it was a metal cable fully charged with the shi 's electricity .\n",
      "  a railing -- led -- the platform\n",
      "  the platform -- was -- a metal cable\n",
      "  a metal cable -- charged with -- the shi\n",
      "\n",
      "Anyone who touched it got a fearsome shock - and such a shock would have been fatal if Captain Nemo had thrown the full current from his equipment into this conducting cable !\n",
      "  a fearsome shock - -- such -- a shock\n",
      "  a shock -- have been fatal if Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "  Nemo -- had thrown the full current from -- equipment\n",
      "\n",
      "It could honestly be said that he had stretched between himself and his assailants a network of electricity no one could clear with impunity .\n",
      "  honestly -- be said that -- assailants a network\n",
      "  honestly -- had stretched between -- assailants a network\n",
      "\n",
      "But just then , lifted off by the tid 's final undulations , the Nautilus left its coral bed at exactly that fortieth minute pinpointed by the captain .\n",
      "  then -- lifted off by -- the tid\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- left its coral bed at exactly that fortieth minute pinpointed by -- the captain\n",
      "\n",
      "Its propeller churned the waves with lazy majesty .\n",
      "  propeller -- churned the waves with -- lazy majesty\n",
      "\n",
      "Gathering speed little by little , the ship navigated on the surface of the ocean , and safe and sound , it left behind the dangerous narrows of the Torres Strait .\n",
      "  Gathering -- speed little by -- the ship navigated\n",
      "  the ship navigated -- surface of -- the ocean\n",
      "  sound -- left behind -- the dangerous narrows\n",
      "\n",
      "THE FOLLOWING DAY , January 10 , the Nautilus resumed its travels in midwater but at a remarkable speed that I estimated to be at least thirty - five miles per hour .\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- resumed its travels in -- midwater\n",
      "  a remarkable speed -- I estimated -- miles\n",
      "  a remarkable speed -- be at -- miles\n",
      "\n",
      "The propeller was going so fast I could neither follow nor count its revolutions .\n",
      "  The propeller -- was going so fast I -- nor\n",
      "  The propeller -- neither follow -- nor\n",
      "  nor -- count -- revolutions\n",
      "\n",
      "I thought about how this marvelous electric force not only gave motion , heat , and light to the Nautilus but even protected it against outside attack , transforming it into a sacred ark no profane hand could touch without being blasted ; my wonderment was boundless , and it went from the submersible itself to the engineer who had created it .\n",
      "  this marvelous electric force -- gave -- motion\n",
      "  even -- protected it against -- attack\n",
      "  attack -- transforming it into -- a sacred\n",
      "  a sacred -- ark -- no profane hand\n",
      "  touch -- being -- wonderment\n",
      "  touch -- my -- wonderment\n",
      "  wonderment -- was -- boundless\n",
      "  boundless -- went from -- the submersible\n",
      "  the submersible -- itself -- the engineer\n",
      "\n",
      "We were traveling due west and on January 11 we doubled Cape Wessel , located in longitude 135 degrees and latitude 10 degrees north , the western tip of the Gulf of Carpentaria .\n",
      "  We -- were traveling -- due west\n",
      "  we doubled Cape Wessel -- located in -- longitude\n",
      "  degrees -- latitude -- degrees north\n",
      "\n",
      "Reefs were still numerous but more widely scattered and were fixed on the chart with the greatest accuracy .\n",
      "  Reefs -- were still -- scattered\n",
      "  Reefs -- widely -- scattered\n",
      "  scattered -- were fixed on -- the chart\n",
      "\n",
      "The Nautilus easily avoided the Money breakers to port and the Victoria reefs to starboard , positioned at longitude 130 degrees on the tenth parallel , which we went along rigorously .\n",
      "  The Nautilus -- avoided -- the Money breakers\n",
      "  starboard -- positioned at -- longitude\n",
      "  which we -- went along -- rigorously\n",
      "\n",
      "On January 13 , arriving in the Timor Sea , Captain Nemo raised the island of that name at longitude 122 degrees .\n",
      "  January -- arriving in -- the Timor Sea\n",
      "  the Timor Sea -- Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "  Nemo -- raised the island of -- that name\n",
      "\n",
      "This island , whose surface area measures 1,625 square leagues , is governed by rajahs .\n",
      "  whose -- surface -- area measures 1,625 square leagues\n",
      "  area measures 1,625 square leagues -- is governed by -- rajahs\n",
      "\n",
      "These aristocrats deem themselves the sons of crocodiles , in other words , descendants with the most exalted origins to which a human being can lay claim .\n",
      "  These aristocrats deem -- themselves the sons of -- crocodiles\n",
      "  the most exalted origins -- which -- a human\n",
      "  a human -- being -- claim\n",
      "  a human -- lay -- claim\n",
      "\n",
      "Accordingly , their scaly ancestors infest the islan 's rivers and are the subjects of special veneration .\n",
      "  scaly ancestors -- infest -- the islan\n",
      "  rivers -- are the subjects of -- special veneration\n",
      "\n",
      "They are sheltered , nurtured , flattered , pampered , and offered a ritual diet of nubile maidens ; and woe to the foreigner who lifts a finger against these sacred saurians .\n",
      "  sheltered -- nurtured -- pampered\n",
      "  pampered -- offered a ritual diet of -- nubile maidens\n",
      "  woe -- lifts a finger against -- these sacred saurians\n",
      "\n",
      "But the Nautilus wanted nothing to do with these nasty animals .\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- wanted nothing -- these nasty animals\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- do with -- these nasty animals\n",
      "\n",
      "Timor Island was visible for barely an instant at noon while the chief officer determined his position .\n",
      "  Timor Island -- was visible for barely an instant at -- noon\n",
      "  the chief officer -- determined -- position\n",
      "\n",
      "I also caught only a glimpse of little Roti Island , part of this same group , whose women have a well - established reputation for beauty in the Malaysian marketplace .\n",
      "  whose women -- have -- -\n",
      "  - -- established reputation for -- beauty\n",
      "\n",
      "After our position fix , the Nautilu 's latitude bearings were modulated to the southwest .\n",
      "  latitude bearings -- were -- modulated\n",
      "\n",
      "Our prow pointed to the Indian Ocean .\n",
      "  prow -- pointed -- the Indian Ocean\n",
      "\n",
      "Where would Captain Nem 's fancies take us ?\n",
      "  fancies -- take -- us ?\n",
      "\n",
      "Would he double the Cape of Good Hope , then Cape Horn , and push on to the Antarctic pole ?\n",
      "  Good Hope -- then -- Cape Horn\n",
      "  Cape Horn -- push on -- the Antarctic pole ?\n",
      "\n",
      "Finally , would he return to the seas of the Pacific , where his Nautilus could navigate freely and easily ?\n",
      "  Nautilus -- navigate freely -- ?\n",
      "  Nautilus -- easily -- ?\n",
      "\n",
      "After cruising along the Cartier , Hibernia , Seringapatam , and Scott reefs , the solid elemen 's last exertions against the liquid element , we were beyond all sight of shore by January 14. The Nautilus slowed down in an odd manner , and very unpredictable in its ways , it sometimes swam in the midst of the waters , sometimes drifted on their surface .\n",
      "  we -- were beyond -- all sight\n",
      "  January -- 14. The Nautilus slowed down -- an odd manner\n",
      "  ways -- midst of -- the waters\n",
      "\n",
      "During this phase of our voyage , Captain Nemo conducted interesting experiments on the different temperatures in various strata of the sea .\n",
      "  this phase -- our -- voyage\n",
      "  voyage -- Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "  Nemo -- conducted interesting experiments on -- the different temperatures\n",
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      "Under ordinary conditions , such readings are obtained using some pretty complicated instruments whose findings are dubious to say the least , whether they're thermometric sounding lines , whose glass often shatters under the wate 's pressure , or those devices based on the varying resistance of metals to electric currents .\n",
      "  such readings -- are obtained using -- pretty complicated instruments whose\n",
      "  pretty complicated instruments whose -- findings are -- they're\n",
      "  pretty complicated instruments whose -- say -- they're\n",
      "  they're -- thermometric -- sounding lines\n",
      "  whose glass -- often shatters under -- the wate\n",
      "\n",
      "The results so obtained can not be adequately double - checked .\n",
      "  obtained -- be adequately double -- -\n",
      "\n",
      "By contrast , Captain Nemo would seek the se 's temperature by going himself into its depths , and when he placed his thermometer in contact with the various layers of liquid , he found the sought - for degree immediately and with certainty .\n",
      "  contrast -- Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "  Nemo -- seek -- the se\n",
      "  temperature -- going himself into -- depths\n",
      "  depths -- placed his thermometer in -- contact\n",
      "  the various layers -- found -- -\n",
      "  the various layers -- sought - for -- degree\n",
      "  degree -- immediately -- certainty\n",
      "\n",
      "And so , by loading up its ballast tanks , or by sinking obliquely with its slanting fins , the Nautilus successively reached depths of 3,000 , 4,000 , 5,000 , 7,000 , 9,000 , and 10,000 meters , and the ultimate conclusion from these experiments was that , in all latitudes , the sea had a permanent temperature of 4.5 degrees centigrade at a depth of 1,000 meters .\n",
      "  ballast tanks -- sinking obliquely with -- slanting fins\n",
      "  the Nautilus successively -- reached depths of -- meters\n",
      "  these experiments -- was -- that\n",
      "  the sea -- had a permanent temperature of -- degrees centigrade\n",
      "  degrees centigrade -- depth of -- meters\n",
      "\n",
      "It was unlikely , because sooner or later his work would perish with him in some unknown sea !\n",
      "  sooner -- later -- work\n",
      "  perish -- him in -- some unknown sea !\n",
      "\n",
      "But that meant this strange voyage of mine would come to an end , and no such end was in sight .\n",
      "  mine -- come -- an end\n",
      "  no such end -- was in -- sight\n",
      "\n",
      "Be that as it may , Captain Nemo also introduced me to the different data he had obtained on the relative densities of the water in our glob 's chief seas .\n",
      "  may -- Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "  Nemo -- introduced me -- the different data\n",
      "  the different data -- had obtained on -- the relative densities\n",
      "  the water -- our -- glob\n",
      "\n",
      "From this news I derived some personal enlightenment having nothing to do with science .\n",
      "  this news -- I derived -- some personal enlightenment\n",
      "  some personal enlightenment -- having nothing -- science\n",
      "  some personal enlightenment -- do with -- science\n",
      "\n",
      "It happened the morning of January 15. The captain , with whom I was strolling on the platform , asked me if I knew how salt water differs in density from sea to sea .\n",
      "  January -- 15. -- The captain\n",
      "  whom -- I was strolling on -- the platform\n",
      "  the platform -- asked me if I knew how salt water differs in -- density\n",
      "\n",
      "\" I have taken such observations , \" he told me , \" and I can vouch for their reliability . \"\n",
      "  such observations -- told -- vouch\n",
      "  such observations -- I -- vouch\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Fine , \" I replied , \" but the Nautilus lives in a separate world , and the secrets of its scientists do not make their way ashore . \"\n",
      "  scientists -- do not make -- way ashore\n",
      "\n",
      "\" You are right , professor , \" he told me after a few moments of silence . \"\n",
      "  professor -- told me after -- a few moments\n",
      "\n",
      "It is as alien to the earth as the planets accompanying our globe around the sun , and we will never become familiar with the work of scientists on Saturn or Jupiter .\n",
      "  the planets accompanying -- our globe around -- the sun\n",
      "  we -- never become familiar with -- the work\n",
      "\n",
      "But since fate has linked our two lives , I can reveal the results of my observations to you . \"\n",
      "  fate -- has linked our -- lives\n",
      "  lives -- I -- the results\n",
      "  lives -- reveal the results of my -- observations\n",
      "\n",
      "\" You are aware , professor , that salt water is denser than fresh water , but this density is not uniform .\n",
      "  that salt water -- is denser than -- fresh water\n",
      "  fresh water -- is not -- uniform\n",
      "\n",
      "In essence , if I represent the density of fresh water by 1.000 , then I find 1.028 for the waters of the Atlantic , 1.026 for the waters of the Pacific , 1.030 for the waters of the Mediterranean - \" Aha , I thought , so he ventures into the Mediterranean ?\n",
      "  essence -- I represent the density of -- fresh water\n",
      "  1.000 -- then I find 1.028 for -- the waters\n",
      "  Aha -- I thought -- ventures\n",
      "\n",
      "Assuredly , the Nautilus did not avoid the heavily traveled seas of Europe , and from this insight I concluded that the ship would take us back - perhaps very soon - to more civilized shores .\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- did not avoid -- seas\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- heavily traveled seas of -- Europe\n",
      "  this insight -- I concluded that -- the ship\n",
      "  the ship -- take -- us\n",
      "  us -- back - perhaps -- -\n",
      "\n",
      "I expected Ned Land to greet this news with unfeigned satisfaction .\n",
      "  Ned Land -- greet this news with -- unfeigned satisfaction\n",
      "\n",
      "For several days our work hours were spent in all sorts of experiments , on the degree of salinity in waters of different depths , or on their electric properties , coloration , and transparency , and in every instance Captain Nemo displayed an ingenuity equaled only by his graciousness toward me .\n",
      "  several days -- our -- work hours\n",
      "  work hours -- were spent in -- all sorts\n",
      "  every instance -- Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "  Nemo -- displayed an ingenuity equaled only by -- graciousness\n",
      "\n",
      "Then I saw no more of him for some days and again lived on board in seclusion .\n",
      "  some days -- again lived on -- board\n",
      "\n",
      "On January 16 the Nautilus seemed to have fallen asleep just a few meters beneath the surface of the water .\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- seemed -- a few meters\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- have fallen asleep just a few meters beneath -- the water\n",
      "  a few meters -- surface of -- the water\n",
      "\n",
      "Its electric equipment had been turned off , and the motionless propeller let it ride with the waves .\n",
      "  electric equipment -- had been turned off -- the motionless propeller\n",
      "  the motionless propeller -- let it ride with -- the waves\n",
      "\n",
      "I assumed that the crew were busy with interior repairs , required by the engin 's strenuous mechanical action .\n",
      "  the crew -- were busy with -- interior repairs\n",
      "\n",
      "My companions and I then witnessed an unusual sight .\n",
      "  companions -- I then witnessed -- an unusual sight\n",
      "\n",
      "The panels in the lounge were open , and since the Nautilu 's beacon was off , a hazy darkness reigned in the midst of the waters .\n",
      "  the lounge -- were open -- the Nautilu\n",
      "  beacon -- was off -- a hazy darkness reigned\n",
      "  a hazy darkness reigned -- midst of -- the waters\n",
      "\n",
      "Covered with heavy clouds , the stormy sky gave only the faintest light to the ocea 's upper strata .\n",
      "  the stormy sky -- gave only -- the faintest light\n",
      "\n",
      "I was observing the state of the sea under these conditions , and even the largest fish were nothing more than ill - defined shadows , when the Nautilus was suddenly transferred into broad daylight .\n",
      "  these conditions -- even -- the largest fish\n",
      "  the largest fish -- were nothing more than -- ill -\n",
      "  ill - -- defined -- shadows\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- was suddenly transferred into -- broad daylight\n",
      "\n",
      "At first I thought the beacon had gone back on and was casting its electric light into the liquid mass .\n",
      "  the beacon -- had gone back on -- electric light\n",
      "  the beacon -- was casting its electric light into -- the liquid mass\n",
      "\n",
      "I was mistaken , and after a hasty examination I discovered my error .\n",
      "  examination -- I discovered my -- error\n",
      "\n",
      "The Nautilus had drifted into the midst of some phosphorescent strata , which , in this darkness , came off as positively dazzling .\n",
      "  The Nautilus -- had drifted into -- some phosphorescent strata\n",
      "  The Nautilus -- midst of -- some phosphorescent strata\n",
      "\n",
      "This effect was caused by myriads of tiny , luminous animals whose brightness increased when they glided over the metal hull of our submersible .\n",
      "  This effect -- was caused by -- myriads\n",
      "  luminous animals whose brightness -- increased when they glided -- the metal hull\n",
      "  the metal hull -- our -- submersible\n",
      "\n",
      "In the midst of these luminous sheets of water , I then glimpsed flashes of light , like those seen inside a blazing furnace from streams of molten lead or from masses of metal brought to a white heat - flashes so intense that certain areas of the light became shadows by comparison , in a fiery setting from which every shadow should seemingly have been banished .\n",
      "  water -- I then glimpsed flashes of -- light\n",
      "  light -- seen inside -- a blazing furnace\n",
      "  metal -- brought -- a white heat\n",
      "  the light -- became shadows by -- comparison\n",
      "  comparison -- setting from -- every shadow\n",
      "  every shadow -- have been -- banished\n",
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      "You sensed that it was alive !\n",
      "  sensed -- was -- alive !\n",
      "\n",
      "In essence , it was a cluster of countless open - sea infusoria , of noctiluca an eighth of an inch wide , actual globules of transparent jelly equipped with a threadlike tentacle , up to 25,000 of which have been counted in thirty cubic centimeters of water .\n",
      "  essence -- was a cluster of countless open - -- sea infusoria\n",
      "  sea infusoria -- noctiluca an eighth of -- actual globules\n",
      "  transparent jelly -- equipped with -- a threadlike tentacle\n",
      "  a threadlike tentacle -- have been counted in -- centimeters\n",
      "\n",
      "And the power of their light was increased by those glimmers unique to medusas , starfish , common jellyfish , angel - wing clams , and other phosphorescent zoophytes , which were saturated with grease from organic matter decomposed by the sea , and perhaps with mucus secreted by fish .\n",
      "  light -- was increased by -- those glimmers\n",
      "  other phosphorescent zoophytes -- were saturated with -- grease\n",
      "  the sea -- perhaps with -- mucus secreted\n",
      "\n",
      "For several hours the Nautilus drifted in this brilliant tide , and our wonderment grew when we saw huge marine animals cavorting in it , like the fire - dwelling salamanders of myth .\n",
      "  this brilliant tide -- our -- wonderment\n",
      "  wonderment -- grew when we saw huge marine animals cavorting in -- the fire\n",
      "\n",
      "In the midst of these flames that did not burn , I could see swift , elegant porpoises , the tireless pranksters of the seas , and sailfish three meters long , those shrewd heralds of hurricanes , whose fearsome broadswords sometimes banged against the lounge window .\n",
      "  burn -- I -- see swift\n",
      "  whose fearsome broadswords -- banged against -- the lounge window\n",
      "\n",
      "Then smaller fish appeared :\n",
      "  smaller fish -- appeared -- :\n",
      "\n",
      "miscellaneous triggerfish , leather jacks , unicornfish , and a hundred others that left stripes on this luminous atmosphere in their course .\n",
      "  others -- left stripes on -- this luminous atmosphere\n",
      "\n",
      "Some magic lay behind this dazzling sight !\n",
      "  Some magic -- lay behind -- sight !\n",
      "\n",
      "Perhaps some atmospheric condition had intensified this phenomenon ?\n",
      "  some atmospheric condition -- had intensified -- this phenomenon ?\n",
      "\n",
      "Perhaps a storm had been unleashed on the surface of the waves ?\n",
      "  a storm -- had been unleashed on -- the waves ?\n",
      "  a storm -- surface of -- the waves ?\n",
      "\n",
      "But only a few meters down , the Nautilus felt no tempes 's fury , and the ship rocked peacefully in the midst of the calm waters .\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- felt -- no tempes\n",
      "  the ship -- rocked peacefully in -- the calm waters\n",
      "  the ship -- midst of -- the calm waters\n",
      "\n",
      "Conseil observed and classified his zoophytes , articulates , mollusks , and fish .\n",
      "  Conseil -- observed -- zoophytes\n",
      "  Conseil -- classified -- zoophytes\n",
      "\n",
      "The days passed quickly , and I no longer kept track of them .\n",
      "  The days -- passed quickly -- track\n",
      "  The days -- I -- track\n",
      "\n",
      "Ned , as usual , kept looking for changes of pace from our standard fare .\n",
      "  Ned -- kept looking for changes of -- pace\n",
      "  pace -- our -- standard fare\n",
      "\n",
      "Like actual snails , we were at home in our shell , and I can vouch that it is easy to turn into a full - fledged snail .\n",
      "  we -- were at -- home\n",
      "  home -- our -- shell\n",
      "  shell -- I -- vouch\n",
      "  vouch -- is -- easy\n",
      "  easy -- turn into -- fledged snail\n",
      "\n",
      "So this way of living began to seem simple and natural to us , and we no longer envisioned a different lifestyle on the surface of the planet earth , when something happened to remind us of our strange circumstances .\n",
      "  living -- began -- us\n",
      "  us -- we -- a different lifestyle\n",
      "  us -- longer envisioned a different lifestyle on -- the planet earth\n",
      "  a different lifestyle -- surface of -- the planet earth\n",
      "  the planet earth -- happened -- us\n",
      "  the planet earth -- remind us of our -- strange circumstances\n",
      "\n",
      "On January 18 the Nautilus lay in longitude 105 degrees and latitude 15 degrees south .\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- lay in -- longitude\n",
      "  degrees -- latitude -- degrees south\n",
      "\n",
      "The weather was threatening , the sea rough and billowy .\n",
      "  The weather -- was threatening -- the sea\n",
      "\n",
      "The barometer , which had been falling for some days , forecast an approaching struggle of the elements .\n",
      "  The barometer -- had been falling for -- some days\n",
      "  forecast -- approaching struggle of -- the elements\n",
      "\n",
      "I had climbed onto the platform just as the chief officer was taking his readings of hour angles .\n",
      "  the chief officer -- was taking his readings of -- hour angles\n",
      "\n",
      "But that day it was replaced by a different phrase , just as incomprehensible .\n",
      "  that day -- was replaced by -- a different phrase\n",
      "\n",
      "Almost at once I saw Captain Nemo appear , lift his spyglass , and inspect the horizon .\n",
      "  Nemo -- lift -- spyglass\n",
      "  spyglass -- inspect -- the horizon\n",
      "\n",
      "For some minutes the captain stood motionless , rooted to the spot contained within the field of his lens .\n",
      "  some minutes -- captain stood -- motionless\n",
      "  motionless -- rooted -- the field\n",
      "  motionless -- contained within -- the field\n",
      "\n",
      "Then he lowered his spyglass and exchanged about ten words with his chief officer .\n",
      "  spyglass -- exchanged about -- words\n",
      "\n",
      "The latter seemed to be in the grip of an excitement he tried in vain to control .\n",
      "  The latter -- seemed -- the grip\n",
      "  The latter -- be in -- the grip\n",
      "  the grip -- excitement -- control\n",
      "  the grip -- tried in -- control\n",
      "\n",
      "More in command of himself , Captain Nemo remained cool .\n",
      "  Nemo -- remained -- cool\n",
      "\n",
      "Furthermore , he seemed to be raising certain objections that his chief officer kept answering with flat assurances .\n",
      "  Furthermore -- seemed -- certain objections\n",
      "  Furthermore -- be raising certain objections that -- chief officer\n",
      "  chief officer -- kept answering with -- flat assurances\n",
      "\n",
      "Sky and water merged into a perfectly clean horizon line .\n",
      "  water -- merged into -- clean horizon line\n",
      "\n",
      "Meanwhile Captain Nemo strolled from one end of the platform to the other , not glancing at me , perhaps not even seeing me .\n",
      "  glancing -- perhaps not -- even\n",
      "\n",
      "Sometimes he would stop , cross his arms over his chest , and observe the sea .\n",
      "  chest -- observe -- the sea\n",
      "\n",
      "By then the Nautilus lay hundreds of miles from the nearest coast !\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- lay hundreds of -- miles\n",
      "\n",
      "The chief officer kept lifting his spyglass and stubbornly examining the horizon , walking up and down , stamping his foot , in his nervous agitation a sharp contrast to his superior .\n",
      "  The chief officer -- kept lifting -- spyglass\n",
      "  spyglass -- examining -- the horizon\n",
      "  foot -- agitation -- a sharp contrast\n",
      "\n",
      "But this mystery would inevitably be cleared up , and soon , because Captain Nemo gave orders to increase speed ; at once the engine stepped up its drive power , setting the propeller in swifter rotation .\n",
      "  this mystery -- be cleared up -- Nemo\n",
      "  this mystery -- Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "  Nemo -- gave -- orders\n",
      "  the engine -- stepped up -- drive power\n",
      "  drive power -- setting the propeller in -- swifter rotation\n",
      "\n",
      "Just then the chief officer drew the captai 's attention anew .\n",
      "  the chief officer -- drew -- the captai\n",
      "\n",
      "The latter interrupted his strolling and aimed his spyglass at the point indicated .\n",
      "  The latter -- interrupted -- strolling\n",
      "  strolling -- aimed his spyglass at -- the point indicated\n",
      "\n",
      "As for me , deeply puzzled , I went below to the lounge and brought back an excellent long - range telescope I habitually used .\n",
      "  puzzled -- I went -- below\n",
      "  the lounge -- brought back -- range telescope\n",
      "  range telescope -- I -- habitually\n",
      "\n",
      "Leaning my elbows on the beacon housing , which jutted from the stern of the platform , I got set to scour that whole stretch of sky and sea .\n",
      "  Leaning -- my elbows on -- the beacon housing\n",
      "  the platform -- I got set -- scour\n",
      "  scour -- stretch of -- sky\n",
      "\n",
      "But no sooner had I peered into the eyepiece than the instrument was snatched from my hands .\n",
      "  the instrument -- was snatched from my -- hands\n",
      "\n",
      "His facial features were transfigured .\n",
      "  facial -- features were -- transfigured\n",
      "\n",
      "Gleaming with dark fire , his eyes had shrunk beneath his frowning brow .\n",
      "  dark fire -- had shrunk beneath -- frowning brow\n",
      "\n",
      "His rigid body , clenched fists , and head drawn between his shoulders , all attested to a fierce hate breathing from every pore .\n",
      "  head -- drawn between -- shoulders\n",
      "  all attested -- hate breathing from -- every pore\n",
      "\n",
      "My spyglass fell from his hand and rolled at his feet .\n",
      "  hand -- rolled at -- feet\n",
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      "I was not the subject of his hate because he was not even looking at me ; his eyes stayed stubbornly focused on that inscrutable point of the horizon .\n",
      "  the subject -- hate because -- even\n",
      "  the subject -- was not -- even\n",
      "  even -- looking at -- that inscrutable point\n",
      "  even -- stayed -- that inscrutable point\n",
      "  even -- focused on -- that inscrutable point\n",
      "\n",
      "Finally Captain Nemo regained his self - control .\n",
      "  Nemo -- regained his self - -- control\n",
      "\n",
      "His facial appearance , so profoundly changed , now resumed its usual calm .\n",
      "  profoundly -- changed -- calm\n",
      "  profoundly -- now resumed -- calm\n",
      "\n",
      "He addressed a few words to his chief officer in their strange language , then he turned to me :\n",
      "  strange language -- then -- :\n",
      "  strange language -- turned -- :\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Professor Aronnax , \" he told me in a tone of some urgency , \" I ask that you now honor one of the binding agreements between us . \"\n",
      "  Professor Aronnax -- told me in -- a tone\n",
      "  some urgency -- I -- ask\n",
      "  ask -- you now honor -- the binding agreements\n",
      "\n",
      "\" You and your companions must be placed in confinement until I see fit to set you free . \"\n",
      "  your companions -- be placed in -- confinement\n",
      "  confinement -- I -- see\n",
      "  see -- set you -- free\n",
      "\n",
      "\" You are in command , \" I answered , gaping at him . \"\n",
      "  command -- I answered -- gaping\n",
      "\n",
      "But may I address a question to you ? \"\n",
      "  a question -- you -- ?\n",
      "\n",
      "After that , I stopped objecting and started obeying , since resistance was useless .\n",
      "  that -- I stopped -- objecting\n",
      "  objecting -- started -- obeying\n",
      "  resistance -- was -- useless\n",
      "\n",
      "I went below to the cabin occupied by Ned Land and Conseil , and I informed them of the captai 's decision .\n",
      "  the cabin -- occupied by -- Ned Land\n",
      "  Conseil -- I informed them of -- the captai\n",
      "\n",
      "I will let the reader decide how this news was received by the Canadian .\n",
      "  decide -- how -- this news\n",
      "\n",
      "In any case , there was no time for explanations .\n",
      "  any case -- was no time for -- explanations\n",
      "\n",
      "Four crewmen were waiting at the door , and they led us to the cell where we had spent our first night aboard the Nautilus .\n",
      "  crewmen -- were waiting at -- the door\n",
      "  we -- had spent our -- first night\n",
      "  first night -- aboard -- the Nautilus\n",
      "\n",
      "Ned Land tried to lodge a complaint , but the only answer he got was a door shut in his face .\n",
      "  Ned Land -- tried -- a complaint\n",
      "  Ned Land -- lodge -- a complaint\n",
      "  a complaint -- got was -- face\n",
      "  a complaint -- shut in -- face\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Will master tell me what this means ? \"\n",
      "  master -- tell -- this means ?\n",
      "  master -- what -- this means ?\n",
      "\n",
      "I told my companions what had happened .\n",
      "  companions -- what had -- happened\n",
      "\n",
      "Then I sank into deep speculation , and Captain Nem 's strange facial seizure kept haunting me .\n",
      "  deep speculation -- Captain -- Nem\n",
      "  strange facial seizure -- kept -- haunting\n",
      "\n",
      "I was incapable of connecting two ideas in logical order , and I had strayed into the most absurd hypotheses , when I was snapped out of my mental struggles by these words from Ned Land :\n",
      "  logical order -- I had strayed into -- the most absurd hypotheses\n",
      "  the most absurd hypotheses -- I was snapped out of my mental struggles by -- these words\n",
      "\n",
      "Lunch is served !\n",
      "  Lunch -- is served -- !\n",
      "\n",
      "Apparently Captain Nemo had given this order at the same time he commanded the Nautilus to pick up speed .\n",
      "  Nemo -- had given this order at -- the same time\n",
      "  the same time -- commanded -- the Nautilus\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Will master allow me to make him a recommendation ? \"\n",
      "  master -- allow me -- a recommendation ?\n",
      "  master -- make him -- a recommendation ?\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Yes , my boy , \" I replied . \"\n",
      "  boy -- I -- replied\n",
      "\n",
      "Well , master needs to eat his lunch !\n",
      "  master -- needs -- lunch !\n",
      "  master -- eat -- lunch !\n",
      "\n",
      "It is prudent , because we have no idea what the future holds . \"\n",
      "  we -- have -- the future holds\n",
      "  we -- idea what -- the future holds\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Unfortunately , \" Ned Land said , \" they have only given us the standard menu . \"\n",
      "  Ned Land -- said -- the standard menu\n",
      "  Ned Land -- have only given us -- the standard menu\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Ned my friend , \" Conseil answered , \" what would you say if they'd given us no lunch at all ? \"\n",
      "  Ned -- my -- friend\n",
      "  what -- you say if -- they'd\n",
      "  they'd -- given us no lunch at -- all ?\n",
      "\n",
      "This dose of sanity cut the harpoone 's complaints clean off .\n",
      "  sanity -- cut -- the harpoone\n",
      "\n",
      "We sat down at the table .\n",
      "  We -- sat down at -- the table\n",
      "\n",
      "Our meal proceeded pretty much in silence .\n",
      "  meal -- proceeded pretty much in -- silence\n",
      "\n",
      "Conseil , everlastingly prudent , \" force - fed \" himself ; and despite the menu , Ned Land did not waste a bite .\n",
      "  Ned Land -- did not -- waste a bite\n",
      "\n",
      "Then , lunch over , each of us propped himself in a corner .\n",
      "  us -- himself in -- a corner\n",
      "\n",
      "Just then the luminous globe lighting our cell went out , leaving us in profound darkness .\n",
      "  the luminous globe lighting -- our -- cell\n",
      "  cell -- went out -- us\n",
      "\n",
      "Ned Land soon dozed off , and to my astonishment , Conseil also fell into a heavy slumber .\n",
      "  Ned Land soon dozed -- my -- astonishment\n",
      "  Conseil -- fell into -- a heavy slumber\n",
      "\n",
      "I was wondering what could have caused this urgent need for sleep , when I felt a dense torpor saturate my brain .\n",
      "  wondering -- what -- sleep\n",
      "  wondering -- have caused -- sleep\n",
      "  wondering -- need for -- sleep\n",
      "  sleep -- I felt -- a dense torpor saturate\n",
      "  a dense torpor saturate -- my -- brain\n",
      "\n",
      "Obviously some sleep - inducing substance had been laced into the food we had just eaten !\n",
      "  inducing substance -- had been laced into -- the food we\n",
      "  the food we -- had just -- !\n",
      "\n",
      "So imprisonment was not enough to conceal Captain Nem 's plans from us - sleep was needed as well !\n",
      "  us -- sleep was needed as -- !\n",
      "\n",
      "The se 's undulations , which had been creating a gentle rocking motion , now ceased .\n",
      "  undulations -- had been creating -- rocking motion\n",
      "\n",
      "Had the Nautilus left the surface of the ocean ?\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- left -- the ocean ?\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- surface of -- the ocean ?\n",
      "\n",
      "I felt a mortal chill freeze my dull , nearly paralyzed limbs .\n",
      "  chill freeze -- my dull -- limbs\n",
      "  chill freeze -- paralyzed -- limbs\n",
      "\n",
      "Like little domes of lead , my lids fell over my eyes .\n",
      "  lead -- my -- lids\n",
      "\n",
      "A morbid sleep , full of hallucinations , seized my whole being .\n",
      "  hallucinations -- seized my -- whole\n",
      "\n",
      "Then the visions disappeared and left me in utter oblivion .\n",
      "  the visions disappeared -- left me in -- utter oblivion\n",
      "\n",
      "CHAPTER 24 The Coral Realm THE NEXT DAY I woke up with my head unusually clear .\n",
      "  The Coral -- Realm -- THE NEXT DAY\n",
      "  THE NEXT DAY -- I woke up -- head unusually clear\n",
      "  woke -- my -- head unusually clear\n",
      "\n",
      "Much to my surprise , I was in my stateroom .\n",
      "  surprise -- I was in my -- stateroom\n",
      "\n",
      "No doubt my companions had been put back in their cabin without noticing it any more than I had .\n",
      "  companions -- had been put back in -- cabin\n",
      "\n",
      "Like me , they would have no idea what took place during the night , and to unravel this mystery I could count only on some future happenstance .\n",
      "  the night -- unravel -- this mystery\n",
      "  this mystery -- I -- count\n",
      "\n",
      "I opened my door , headed down the gangways , and climbed the central companionway .\n",
      "  the gangways -- climbed -- the central companionway\n",
      "\n",
      "Lost in a heavy sleep of which they had no memory , they were quite startled to be back in their cabin .\n",
      "  no memory -- were -- startled\n",
      "  startled -- be back in -- cabin\n",
      "\n",
      "As for the Nautilus , it seemed as tranquil and mysterious as ever .\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- seemed as -- tranquil\n",
      "\n",
      "It was cruising on the surface of the waves at a moderate speed .\n",
      "  cruising -- surface of -- the waves\n",
      "\n",
      "The Canadian sighted nothing new on the horizon , neither sail nor shore .\n",
      "  the horizon -- neither sail -- nor shore\n",
      "\n",
      "A breeze was blowing noisily from the west , and disheveled by the wind , long billows made the submersible roll very noticeably .\n",
      "  A breeze -- was blowing noisily from -- the west\n",
      "  long billows -- made -- the submersible roll very noticeably\n",
      "\n",
      "After renewing its air , the Nautilus stayed at an average depth of fifteen meters , enabling it to return quickly to the surface of the waves .\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- stayed at -- meters\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- depth of -- meters\n",
      "  meters -- enabling -- the waves\n",
      "  meters -- return quickly -- the waves\n",
      "  meters -- surface of -- the waves\n",
      "\n",
      "And , contrary to custom , it executed such a maneuver several times during that day of January 19. The chief officer would then climb onto the platform , and his usual phrase would ring through the shi 's interior .\n",
      "  custom -- such a maneuver several times during -- that day\n",
      "  January -- 19. -- The chief officer\n",
      "  The chief officer -- then climb onto -- the platform\n",
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      "Of the other men on board , I saw only my emotionless steward , who served me with his usual mute efficiency .\n",
      "  board -- I -- emotionless steward\n",
      "  board -- my -- emotionless steward\n",
      "  emotionless steward -- served me with -- usual mute efficiency\n",
      "\n",
      "Near two o'clock I was busy organizing my notes in the lounge , when the captain opened the door and appeared .\n",
      "  o'clock -- I was busy organizing my notes in -- the lounge\n",
      "  the lounge -- captain opened -- the door\n",
      "\n",
      "He gave me an almost imperceptible bow in return , without saying a word to me .\n",
      "  return -- saying -- a word\n",
      "\n",
      "I resumed my work , hoping he might give me some explanation of the previous afternoo 's events .\n",
      "  work -- hoping -- some explanation\n",
      "  work -- give me some explanation of -- the previous afternoo\n",
      "\n",
      "His face looked exhausted ; his reddened eyes had not been refreshed by sleep ; his facial features expressed profound sadness , real chagrin .\n",
      "  face -- looked exhausted -- reddened\n",
      "  reddened -- had not been refreshed by -- sleep\n",
      "  facial -- features expressed -- profound sadness\n",
      "\n",
      "He walked up and down , sat and stood , picked up a book at random , discarded it immediately , consulted his instruments without taking his customary notes , and seemed unable to rest easy for an instant .\n",
      "  random -- discarded -- instruments\n",
      "  random -- immediately -- instruments\n",
      "  random -- consulted his instruments without taking -- customary notes\n",
      "  customary notes -- unable -- rest easy\n",
      "\n",
      "This inquiry was so unexpected that I stared at him a good while without replying .\n",
      "  This inquiry -- was so unexpected that I stared at him a good while -- replying\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Several of your scientific colleagues took their degrees in medicine , such as Gratiolet , Moquin - Tandon , and others . \"\n",
      "  your -- took their degrees in -- medicine\n",
      "\n",
      "\" That is right , \" I said , \" I am a doctor , I used to be on call at the hospitals .\n",
      "  right -- I said -- call\n",
      "  right -- I am -- call\n",
      "  right -- I used -- call\n",
      "  right -- be on -- call\n",
      "\n",
      "I was in practice for several years before joining the museum . \"\n",
      "  several years -- joining -- the museum\n",
      "\n",
      "My reply obviously pleased Captain Nemo .\n",
      "  obviously -- pleased Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "\n",
      "But not knowing what he was driving at , I waited for further questions , ready to reply as circumstances dictated .\n",
      "  driving -- I waited for further -- questions\n",
      "  questions -- ready -- reply\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Professor Aronnax , \" the captain said to me , \" would you consent to give your medical attentions to one of my men ? \"\n",
      "  Professor Aronnax -- captain said -- consent\n",
      "  Professor Aronnax -- you -- consent\n",
      "  consent -- give -- your medical attentions\n",
      "  your medical attentions -- my -- men ?\n",
      "\n",
      "Lord knows why , but I saw a definite connection between this sick crewman and yesterda 's happenings , and the mystery of those events concerned me at least as much as the ma 's sickness .\n",
      "  those events -- concerned me at -- the ma\n",
      "\n",
      "Captain Nemo led me to the Nautilu 's stern and invited me into a cabin located next to the sailors ' quarters .\n",
      "  Nemo -- led me -- the Nautilu\n",
      "  stern -- invited me into -- a cabin\n",
      "  a cabin -- located -- the sailors\n",
      "\n",
      "On a bed there lay a man some forty years old , with strongly molded features , the very image of an Anglo - Saxon .\n",
      "  a bed -- lay -- some forty years\n",
      "  a bed -- man -- some forty years\n",
      "  some forty years -- molded features -- the very image\n",
      "\n",
      "Swathed in blood - soaked linen , his head was resting on a folded pillow .\n",
      "  head -- was resting on -- pillow\n",
      "\n",
      "I undid the linen bandages , while the wounded man gazed with great staring eyes and let me proceed without making a single complaint .\n",
      "  bandages -- wounded man gazed with -- great staring\n",
      "  great staring -- let -- a single complaint\n",
      "  great staring -- proceed without making -- a single complaint\n",
      "\n",
      "The cranium had been smashed open by some blunt instrument , leaving the naked brains exposed , and the cerebral matter had suffered deep abrasions .\n",
      "  The cranium -- had been -- some blunt instrument\n",
      "  The cranium -- open by -- some blunt instrument\n",
      "  some blunt instrument -- leaving -- the naked brains exposed\n",
      "  the cerebral matter -- had suffered -- deep abrasions\n",
      "\n",
      "Blood clots had formed in this dissolving mass , taking on the color of wine dregs .\n",
      "  mass -- taking on -- the color\n",
      "\n",
      "Both contusion and concussion of the brain had occurred .\n",
      "  the brain -- had -- occurred\n",
      "\n",
      "The sick ma 's breathing was labored , and muscle spasms quivered in his face .\n",
      "  breathing -- was -- labored\n",
      "\n",
      "The bod 's extremities were already growing cold , and I saw that death was approaching without any possibility of my holding it in check .\n",
      "  extremities -- were already growing -- cold\n",
      "  cold -- I saw -- that death\n",
      "  that death -- was approaching without -- check\n",
      "  that death -- possibility of my holding it in -- check\n",
      "\n",
      "After dressing the poor ma 's wound , I redid the linen bandages around his head , and I turned to Captain Nemo .\n",
      "  the poor ma -- I redid the linen bandages around -- head\n",
      "  head -- I turned -- Nemo\n",
      "  head -- Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "\n",
      "\" That is not important , \" the captain replied evasively . \"\n",
      "  important -- captain -- evasively\n",
      "\n",
      "The Nautilus suffered a collision that cracked one of the engine levers , and it struck this man .\n",
      "  The Nautilus -- suffered a collision that cracked -- the engine levers\n",
      "  the engine levers -- struck -- this man\n",
      "\n",
      "My chief officer was standing beside him .\n",
      "  chief officer -- was -- standing\n",
      "\n",
      "This man leaped forward to intercept the blow .\n",
      "  This man leaped -- intercept -- the blow\n",
      "\n",
      "A brother lays down his life for his brother , a friend for his friend , what could be simpler ?\n",
      "  friend -- what -- simpler ?\n",
      "  friend -- be -- simpler ?\n",
      "\n",
      "That is the law for everyone on board the Nautilus .\n",
      "  everyone -- board -- the Nautilus\n",
      "\n",
      "\" I hesitated to speak my mind . \"\n",
      "  hesitated -- my -- mind\n",
      "\n",
      "I took a last look at the wounded man , then I replied :\n",
      "  a last look -- wounded -- man\n",
      "  man -- then I -- :\n",
      "\n",
      "\" This man will be dead in two hours . \"\n",
      "  This man -- be dead in -- hours\n",
      "\n",
      "Captain Nemo clenched his fists , and tears slid from his eyes , which I had thought incapable of weeping .\n",
      "  Nemo -- clenched -- fists\n",
      "  tears -- slid from -- incapable\n",
      "  tears -- I had thought incapable of -- weeping\n",
      "\n",
      "For a few moments more I observed the dying man , whose life was ebbing little by little .\n",
      "  a few moments -- I observed -- man\n",
      "  a few moments -- dying -- man\n",
      "\n",
      "He grew still more pale under the electric light that bathed his deathbed .\n",
      "  the electric light -- bathed -- deathbed\n",
      "\n",
      "I looked at his intelligent head , furrowed with premature wrinkles that misfortune , perhaps misery , had etched long before .\n",
      "  premature wrinkles that misfortune -- perhaps -- misery\n",
      "  misery -- had etched -- long before\n",
      "\n",
      "I was hoping to detect the secret of his life in the last words that might escape from his lips !\n",
      "  escape -- lips -- !\n",
      "\n",
      "\" You may go , Professor Aronnax , \" Captain Nemo told me .\n",
      "  Professor Aronnax -- Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "\n",
      "I left the captain in the dying ma 's cabin and I repaired to my stateroom , very moved by this scene .\n",
      "  cabin -- I repaired -- stateroom\n",
      "  cabin -- my -- stateroom\n",
      "  stateroom -- very moved by -- this scene\n",
      "\n",
      "All day long I was aquiver with gruesome forebodings .\n",
      "  All day long -- I was aquiver with -- gruesome forebodings\n",
      "\n",
      "That night I slept poorly , and between my fitful dreams , I thought I heard a distant moaning , like a funeral dirge .\n",
      "  That night -- I slept poorly -- fitful dreams\n",
      "  That night -- my -- fitful dreams\n",
      "  fitful dreams -- I thought I heard -- a distant moaning\n",
      "\n",
      "Was it a prayer for the dead , murmured in that language I could not understand ?\n",
      "  the dead -- murmured in -- that language\n",
      "  that language -- I -- ?\n",
      "\n",
      "The next morning I climbed on deck .\n",
      "  The next morning -- I climbed on -- deck\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Professor , \" he said to me , \" would it be convenient for you to make an underwater excursion today ? \"\n",
      "  Professor -- said -- convenient\n",
      "  Professor -- be convenient for you -- an underwater excursion today ?\n",
      "  convenient -- make -- an underwater excursion today ?\n",
      "\n",
      "\" We are yours to command , captain . \"\n",
      "  We -- are yours -- command\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Then kindly put on your diving suits . \"\n",
      "  kindly -- put on -- your diving suits\n",
      "\n",
      "As for the dead or dying man , he had not come into the picture .\n",
      "  man -- had not come into -- the picture\n",
      "\n",
      "Conseil was eager to accept , and this time the Canadian proved perfectly amenable to going with us .\n",
      "  Conseil -- was -- eager\n",
      "  eager -- accept -- this time\n",
      "  this time -- proved perfectly -- amenable\n",
      "  amenable -- going with -- us\n",
      "\n",
      "By 8:30 we were suited up for this new stroll and equipped with our two devices for lighting and breathing .\n",
      "  8:30 we -- were suited up -- this new stroll\n",
      "  this new stroll -- equipped with our -- devices\n",
      "\n",
      "The double door opened , and accompanied by Captain Nemo with a dozen crewmen following , we set foot on the firm seafloor where the Nautilus was resting , ten meters down .\n",
      "  we -- set foot on -- the firm seafloor\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- was resting -- meters\n",
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      "A gentle slope gravitated to an uneven bottom whose depth was about fifteen fathoms .\n",
      "  A gentle slope gravitated -- bottom -- whose\n",
      "  whose -- depth was about -- fathoms\n",
      "\n",
      "This bottom was completely different from the one I had visited during my first excursion under the waters of the Pacific Ocean .\n",
      "  different -- I had visited during my first excursion under -- the waters\n",
      "\n",
      "Here I saw no fine - grained sand , no underwater prairies , not one open - sea forest .\n",
      "  Here -- I saw no fine - -- grained sand\n",
      "  no underwater prairies -- open - -- sea forest\n",
      "\n",
      "I immediately recognized the wondrous region in which Captain Nemo did the honors that day .\n",
      "  the wondrous region -- Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "  Nemo -- did -- the honors that day\n",
      "\n",
      "It is in this last that precious coral belongs , an unusual substance that , at different times , has been classified in the mineral , vegetable , and animal kingdoms .\n",
      "  different times -- has been classified in -- the mineral\n",
      "\n",
      "Medicine to the ancients , jewelry to the moderns , it was not decisively placed in the animal kingdom until 1694 , by Peysonnel of Marseilles .\n",
      "  the moderns -- was not decisively placed in -- the animal kingdom\n",
      "\n",
      "A coral is a unit of tiny animals assembled over a polypary that is brittle and stony in nature .\n",
      "  A coral -- is a unit of -- tiny animals\n",
      "  tiny animals -- assembled over -- a polypary\n",
      "  a polypary -- is -- brittle\n",
      "\n",
      "These polyps have a unique generating mechanism that reproduces them via the budding process , and they have an individual existence while also participating in a communal life .\n",
      "  These polyps -- have -- mechanism that reproduces\n",
      "  These polyps -- generating mechanism that reproduces them via -- the budding process\n",
      "  the budding process -- have an individual existence while -- a communal life\n",
      "  an individual existence -- participating in -- a communal life\n",
      "\n",
      "Hence they embody a sort of natural socialism .\n",
      "  Hence -- embody a sort of -- natural socialism\n",
      "\n",
      "I was familiar with the latest research on this bizarre zoophyte - which turns to stone while taking on a tree form , as some naturalists have very aptly observed - and nothing could have been more fascinating to me than to visit one of these petrified forests that nature has planted on the bottom of the sea .\n",
      "  stone -- taking on -- a tree form\n",
      "  some naturalists -- have -- very aptly\n",
      "  very aptly -- observed -- -\n",
      "  - -- have been -- more fascinating\n",
      "  more fascinating -- me than -- visit\n",
      "  these petrified forests that nature -- has planted on -- the sea\n",
      "  these petrified forests that nature -- bottom of -- the sea\n",
      "\n",
      "We turned on our Ruhmkorff devices and went along a coral shoal in the process of forming , which , given time , will someday close off this whole part of the Indian Ocean .\n",
      "  We -- turned on our -- Ruhmkorff devices\n",
      "  Ruhmkorff devices -- went along -- a coral shoal\n",
      "  forming -- given -- time\n",
      "  time -- close off this whole part of -- the Indian Ocean\n",
      "\n",
      "Our path was bordered by hopelessly tangled bushes , formed from snarls of shrubs all covered with little star - shaped , white - streaked flowers .\n",
      "  path -- was bordered by -- hopelessly tangled bushes\n",
      "  hopelessly tangled bushes -- formed from -- snarls\n",
      "  snarls -- shrubs -- little star\n",
      "  snarls -- covered with -- little star\n",
      "\n",
      "Only , contrary to plants on shore , these tree forms become attached to rocks on the seafloor by heading from top to bottom .\n",
      "  these tree forms -- become attached -- rocks\n",
      "\n",
      "Our lights produced a thousand delightful effects while playing over these brightly colored boughs .\n",
      "  lights -- produced -- delightful effects\n",
      "  delightful effects -- playing over -- colored boughs\n",
      "\n",
      "I fancied I saw these cylindrical , membrane - filled tubes trembling beneath the wate 's undulations .\n",
      "  fancied -- I saw -- these cylindrical\n",
      "  membrane -- filled tubes trembling beneath -- the wate\n",
      "\n",
      "I was tempted to gather their fresh petals , which were adorned with delicate tentacles , some newly in bloom , others barely opened , while nimble fish with fluttering fins brushed past them like flocks of birds .\n",
      "  tempted -- gather -- fresh petals\n",
      "  fresh petals -- were adorned with -- delicate tentacles\n",
      "  delicate tentacles -- newly in -- bloom\n",
      "  others -- barely opened -- nimble fish\n",
      "  fluttering fins brushed past -- them like -- flocks\n",
      "\n",
      "But if my hands came near the moving flowers of these sensitive , lively creatures , an alarm would instantly sound throughout the colony .\n",
      "  hands -- came near -- flowers\n",
      "  hands -- moving flowers of -- lively creatures\n",
      "  an alarm -- instantly sound throughout -- the colony\n",
      "\n",
      "The white petals retracted into their red sheaths , the flowers vanished before my eyes , and the bush changed into a chunk of stony nipples .\n",
      "  The white petals -- retracted into -- red sheaths\n",
      "  the flowers vanished -- my eyes -- the bush\n",
      "  the bush -- changed into -- a chunk\n",
      "\n",
      "Sheer chance had placed me in the presence of the most valuable specimens of this zoophyte .\n",
      "  Sheer chance -- had placed me in -- the presence\n",
      "\n",
      "This coral was the equal of those fished up from the Mediterranean off the Barbary Coast or the shores of France and Italy .\n",
      "  This coral -- was the equal of -- those fished\n",
      "\n",
      "With its bright colors , it lived up to those poetic names of blood flower and blood foam that the industry confers on its finest exhibits .\n",
      "  bright colors -- lived up -- those poetic names\n",
      "\n",
      "Coral sells for as much as 500 francs per kilogram , and in this locality the liquid strata hid enough to make the fortunes of a whole host of coral fishermen .\n",
      "  Coral -- sells for -- kilogram\n",
      "  kilogram -- locality -- the liquid strata\n",
      "  the liquid strata -- hid -- the fortunes\n",
      "  the liquid strata -- make the fortunes of -- a whole host\n",
      "\n",
      "This valuable substance often merges with other polyparies , forming compact , hopelessly tangled units known as \" macciota , \" and I noted some wonderful pink samples of this coral .\n",
      "  This valuable substance -- often merges with -- other polyparies\n",
      "  other polyparies -- forming compact -- hopelessly tangled units\n",
      "  hopelessly tangled units -- known as -- macciota\n",
      "  macciota -- I noted some wonderful pink samples of -- this coral\n",
      "\n",
      "Actual petrified thickets and long alcoves from some fantastic school of architecture kept opening up before our steps .\n",
      "  architecture -- kept opening up before our -- steps\n",
      "\n",
      "Captain Nemo entered beneath a dark gallery whose gentle slope took us to a depth of 100 meters .\n",
      "  Nemo -- entered beneath -- a dark gallery whose gentle slope\n",
      "  a dark gallery whose gentle slope -- took -- us\n",
      "  us -- depth of -- meters\n",
      "\n",
      "The light from our glass coils produced magical effects at times , lingering on the wrinkled roughness of some natural arch , or some overhang suspended like a chandelier , which our lamps flecked with fiery sparks .\n",
      "  The light -- our -- glass coils\n",
      "  glass coils -- produced magical effects at -- times\n",
      "  some overhang -- suspended like -- a chandelier\n",
      "  a chandelier -- our lamps flecked with -- fiery sparks\n",
      "\n",
      "Amid these shrubs of precious coral , I observed other polyps no less unusual :\n",
      "  precious coral -- I observed -- no less unusual :\n",
      "  precious coral -- polyps -- no less unusual :\n",
      "\n",
      "melita coral , rainbow coral with jointed outgrowths , then a few tufts of genus Corallina , some green and others red , actually a type of seaweed encrusted with limestone salts , which , after long disputes , naturalists have finally placed in the vegetable kingdom .\n",
      "  jointed outgrowths -- then a few tufts of -- genus Corallina\n",
      "  others red -- actually a type of -- seaweed encrusted\n",
      "  naturalists -- have finally placed in -- the vegetable kingdom\n",
      "\n",
      "But as one intellectual has remarked , \" Here , perhaps , is the actual point where life rises humbly out of slumbering stone , but without breaking away from its crude starting point .\n",
      "  intellectual -- has -- remarked\n",
      "  perhaps -- is the actual point where life rises humbly out -- slumbering stone\n",
      "  slumbering stone -- breaking away from -- crude\n",
      "  crude -- starting -- point\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Finally , after two hours of walking , we reached a depth of about 300 meters , in other words , the lowermost limit at which coral can begin to form .\n",
      "  we -- reached -- meters\n",
      "  we -- depth of -- meters\n",
      "  which coral -- begin -- form\n",
      "\n",
      "It was an immense forest , huge mineral vegetation , enormous petrified trees linked by garlands of elegant hydras from the genus Plumularia , those tropical creepers of the sea , all decked out in shades and gleams .\n",
      "  enormous petrified trees -- linked by -- garlands\n",
      "  the sea -- decked out in -- shades\n",
      "\n",
      "We passed freely under their lofty boughs , lost up in the shadows of the waves , while at our feet organ - pipe coral , stony coral , star coral , fungus coral , and sea anemone from the genus Caryophylia formed a carpet of flowers all strewn with dazzling gems .\n",
      "  We -- passed freely under -- lofty boughs\n",
      "  lofty boughs -- lost up in -- the waves\n",
      "  lofty boughs -- shadows of -- the waves\n",
      "  the waves -- our feet organ - -- pipe coral\n",
      "  the genus Caryophylia -- formed a carpet of flowers all strewn with -- gems\n",
      "\n",
      "Oh , if only we could share our feelings !\n",
      "  share -- our -- feelings !\n",
      "\n",
      "Why were we imprisoned behind these masks of metal and glass !\n",
      "  we -- imprisoned behind -- these masks\n",
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      "At least let us lead the lives of the fish that populate this liquid element , or better yet , the lives of amphibians , which can spend long hours either at sea or on shore , traveling through their double domain as their whims dictate !\n",
      "  us -- lead the lives of -- the fish\n",
      "  the fish -- populate -- this liquid element\n",
      "  amphibians -- spend -- long hours\n",
      "  long hours -- either at -- sea\n",
      "  traveling -- double domain as -- whims dictate !\n",
      "\n",
      "My companions and I stopped walking , and turning around , I saw the crewmen form a semicircle around their leader .\n",
      "  companions -- I stopped -- walking\n",
      "  walking -- turning -- around\n",
      "  around -- I saw -- the crewmen\n",
      "  the crewmen -- form a semicircle around -- leader\n",
      "\n",
      "Looking with greater care , I observed that four of them were carrying on their shoulders an object that was oblong in shape .\n",
      "  greater care -- I observed that -- an object\n",
      "  greater care -- were carrying on -- an object\n",
      "  an object -- was oblong in -- shape\n",
      "\n",
      "At this locality we stood in the center of a huge clearing surrounded by the tall tree forms of this underwater forest .\n",
      "  this locality we -- stood in -- the center\n",
      "  a huge clearing -- surrounded by -- the tall tree forms\n",
      "\n",
      "Our lamps cast a sort of brilliant twilight over the area , making inordinately long shadows on the seafloor .\n",
      "  the area -- making -- inordinately\n",
      "  inordinately -- shadows on -- the seafloor\n",
      "\n",
      "Past the boundaries of the clearing , the darkness deepened again , relieved only by little sparkles given off by the sharp crests of coral .\n",
      "  the clearing -- deepened -- again\n",
      "  again -- relieved only by -- little sparkles\n",
      "  little sparkles -- given off by -- the sharp crests\n",
      "\n",
      "We stared , and it dawned on me that I was about to witness a strange scene .\n",
      "  dawned -- me that I was about -- a strange scene\n",
      "  dawned -- witness -- a strange scene\n",
      "\n",
      "Observing the seafloor , I saw that it swelled at certain points from low bulges that were encrusted with limestone deposits and arranged with a symmetry that betrayed the hand of man .\n",
      "  the seafloor -- I saw that -- swelled\n",
      "  low bulges -- were encrusted with -- limestone deposits\n",
      "  limestone deposits -- arranged with -- a symmetry\n",
      "  a symmetry -- betrayed the hand of -- man\n",
      "\n",
      "In the middle of the clearing , on a pedestal of roughly piled rocks , there stood a cross of coral , extending long arms you would have thought were made of petrified blood .\n",
      "  a pedestal -- roughly piled -- rocks\n",
      "  rocks -- stood a cross of -- coral\n",
      "  coral -- extending -- long arms\n",
      "  long arms -- you -- petrified blood\n",
      "  long arms -- have thought were made of -- petrified blood\n",
      "\n",
      "At a signal from Captain Nemo , one of his men stepped forward and , a few feet from this cross , detached a mattock from his belt and began to dig a hole .\n",
      "  men -- stepped -- forward\n",
      "  this cross -- detached a mattock from -- belt\n",
      "  belt -- began -- a hole\n",
      "  belt -- dig -- a hole\n",
      "\n",
      "This clearing was a cemetery , this hole a grave , that oblong object the body of the man who must have died during the night !\n",
      "  This clearing -- was -- a cemetery\n",
      "  a cemetery -- hole -- a grave\n",
      "  that oblong -- object the body of -- the man\n",
      "  the man -- have died during -- the night !\n",
      "\n",
      "Captain Nemo and his men had come to bury their companion in this communal resting place on the inaccessible ocean floor !\n",
      "  men -- had come -- companion\n",
      "  men -- bury their companion in -- this communal\n",
      "  this communal -- resting place on -- the inaccessible ocean floor !\n",
      "\n",
      "My mind was reeling as never before !\n",
      "  mind -- was reeling as never before -- !\n",
      "\n",
      "Never had ideas of such impact raced through my brain !\n",
      "  such impact -- raced through my -- brain !\n",
      "\n",
      "I did not want to see what my eyes saw !\n",
      "  see -- what my eyes -- !\n",
      "\n",
      "Fish fled here and there as their retreat was disturbed .\n",
      "  Fish -- fled -- here\n",
      "  here -- there as -- retreat\n",
      "  retreat -- was -- disturbed\n",
      "\n",
      "I heard the pick ringing on the limestone soil , its iron tip sometimes giving off sparks when it hit a stray piece of flint on the sea bottom .\n",
      "  the pick -- ringing on -- the limestone soil\n",
      "  iron tip -- giving off sparks when -- flint\n",
      "  iron tip -- hit a stray piece of -- flint\n",
      "\n",
      "The hole grew longer , wider , and soon was deep enough to receive the body .\n",
      "  The hole -- grew -- longer\n",
      "  wider -- was -- the body\n",
      "  wider -- receive -- the body\n",
      "\n",
      "Wrapped in white fabric made from filaments of the fan mussel , the body was lowered into its watery grave .\n",
      "  white fabric -- made from -- filaments\n",
      "  the body -- was lowered into -- watery grave\n",
      "\n",
      "Captain Nemo , arms crossed over his chest , knelt in a posture of prayer , as did all the friends of him who had loved them .\n",
      "  arms -- crossed over -- chest\n",
      "\n",
      "My two companions and I bowed reverently .\n",
      "  companions -- I -- reverently\n",
      "\n",
      "The grave was then covered over with the rubble dug from the seafloor , and it formed a low mound .\n",
      "  The grave -- was then covered over -- the rubble\n",
      "  the rubble -- dug from -- the seafloor\n",
      "  the seafloor -- formed -- a low mound\n",
      "\n",
      "When this was done , Captain Nemo and his men stood up ; then they all approached the grave , sank again on bended knee , and extended their hands in a sign of final farewell .\n",
      "  men -- stood up -- the grave\n",
      "  men -- then -- the grave\n",
      "  men -- approached -- the grave\n",
      "  the grave -- again on -- bended knee\n",
      "  bended knee -- extended their hands in -- a sign\n",
      "\n",
      "Then the funeral party went back up the path to the Nautilus , returning beneath the arches of the forest , through the thickets , along the coral bushes , going steadily higher .\n",
      "  the funeral party -- went back up -- the Nautilus\n",
      "  the funeral party -- path -- the Nautilus\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- returning beneath -- the arches\n",
      "\n",
      "Their luminous trail guided us to the Nautilus .\n",
      "  luminous trail -- guided -- us\n",
      "\n",
      "After changing clothes , I climbed onto the platform , and in the grip of dreadfully obsessive thoughts , I sat next to the beacon .\n",
      "  clothes -- I climbed onto -- the platform\n",
      "  the grip -- dreadfully -- obsessive thoughts\n",
      "  obsessive thoughts -- I sat -- the beacon\n",
      "\n",
      "\" So , as I predicted , that man died during the night ? \"\n",
      "  that man -- died during -- the night ?\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Yes , Professor Aronnax , \" Captain Nemo replied . \"\n",
      "  Professor Aronnax -- Captain -- Nemo replied\n",
      "\n",
      "We dig the graves , then entrust the polyps with sealing away our dead for eternity !\n",
      "  We -- dig -- the graves\n",
      "  the graves -- then entrust the polyps with sealing -- eternity !\n",
      "  the polyps -- our dead for -- eternity !\n",
      "\n",
      "\" And with a sudden gesture , the captain hid his face in his clenched fists , vainly trying to hold back a sob .\n",
      "  a sudden gesture -- captain hid his face in -- clenched fists\n",
      "  vainly -- trying -- a sob\n",
      "  vainly -- hold back -- a sob\n",
      "\n",
      "\" There lies our peaceful cemetery , hundreds of feet beneath the surface of the waves ! \"\n",
      "  lies -- our -- peaceful cemetery\n",
      "  peaceful cemetery -- hundreds of -- feet\n",
      "  feet -- surface of -- the waves !\n",
      "\n",
      "\" At least , captain , your dead can sleep serenely there , out of the reach of sharks ! \"\n",
      "  your -- sleep -- serenely\n",
      "  serenely -- reach of -- sharks !\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Yes , sir , \" Captain Nemo replied solemnly , \" of sharks and men ! \"\n",
      "  sir -- Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "\n",
      "END OF THE FIRST PART SECOND PART CHAPTER 1 The Indian Ocean NOW WE BEGIN the second part of this voyage under the seas .\n",
      "  The Indian Ocean -- NOW -- WE\n",
      "  WE -- BEGIN the second part of -- this voyage\n",
      "\n",
      "The first ended in that moving scene at the coral cemetery , which left a profound impression on my mind .\n",
      "  the coral cemetery -- left a profound impression on my -- mind\n",
      "\n",
      "And so Captain Nemo would live out his life entirely in the heart of this immense sea , and even his grave lay ready in its impenetrable depths .\n",
      "  life -- entirely in -- the heart\n",
      "  this immense sea -- even -- grave\n",
      "  grave -- lay ready in -- impenetrable depths\n",
      "\n",
      "There the last sleep of the Nautilu 's occupants , friends bound together in death as in life , would be disturbed by no monster of the deep !\n",
      "  friends -- together in -- death\n",
      "  life -- be disturbed by -- no monster\n",
      "\n",
      "That fine lad persisted in seeing the Nautilu 's commander as merely one of those unappreciated scientists who repay humanit 's indifference with contempt .\n",
      "  That fine lad -- persisted in seeing -- the Nautilu\n",
      "  those unappreciated scientists -- repay -- humanit\n",
      "\n",
      "For Conseil , the captain was still a misunderstood genius who , tired of the worl 's deceptions , had been driven to take refuge in this inaccessible environment where he was free to follow his instincts .\n",
      "  Conseil -- captain was still -- the worl\n",
      "  deceptions -- had been driven -- refuge\n",
      "  deceptions -- take refuge in -- this inaccessible environment\n",
      "  this inaccessible environment -- was free -- instincts\n",
      "  this inaccessible environment -- follow -- instincts\n",
      "\n",
      "But to my mind , this hypothesis explained only one side of Captain Nemo .\n",
      "  this hypothesis -- explained only -- side\n",
      "  side -- Captain -- Nemo\n",
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      "In fact , the mystery of that last afternoon when we were locked in prison and put to sleep , the captai 's violent precaution of snatching from my grasp a spyglass poised to scour the horizon , and the fatal wound given that man during some unexplained collision suffered by the Nautilus , all led me down a plain trail .\n",
      "  we -- were locked in -- prison\n",
      "  prison -- put -- sleep\n",
      "  snatching -- my grasp -- the horizon\n",
      "  snatching -- poised -- the horizon\n",
      "  snatching -- scour -- the horizon\n",
      "  the horizon -- given that man during -- some unexplained collision\n",
      "  some unexplained collision -- suffered by -- the Nautilus\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- led me down -- a plain trail\n",
      "\n",
      "Captain Nemo was not content simply to avoid humanity !\n",
      "  Nemo -- was not -- humanity !\n",
      "  Nemo -- simply -- humanity !\n",
      "  Nemo -- avoid -- humanity !\n",
      "\n",
      "His fearsome submersible served not only his quest for freedom , but also , perhaps , it was used in lord - knows - what schemes of dreadful revenge .\n",
      "  fearsome submersible -- served not only his quest for -- freedom\n",
      "  perhaps -- was used in lord - -- knows\n",
      "\n",
      "Right now , nothing is clear to me , I still glimpse only glimmers in the dark , and I must limit my pen , as it were , to taking dictation from events .\n",
      "  Right -- now -- glimmers\n",
      "  Right -- is -- glimmers\n",
      "  Right -- I still glimpse only glimmers in -- pen\n",
      "  glimmers -- I -- pen\n",
      "  glimmers -- limit my -- pen\n",
      "  pen -- were -- dictation\n",
      "  pen -- taking dictation from -- events\n",
      "\n",
      "But nothing binds us to Captain Nemo .\n",
      "  nothing binds us -- Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "\n",
      "He believes that escaping from the Nautilus is impossible .\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- is -- impossible\n",
      "\n",
      "We are not even constrained by our word of honor .\n",
      "  We -- are not -- even\n",
      "\n",
      "We are simply captives , prisoners masquerading under the name \" guests \" for the sake of everyday courtesy .\n",
      "  We -- are simply -- captives\n",
      "\n",
      "Even so , Ned Land has not given up all hope of recovering his freedom .\n",
      "  Ned Land -- has not given up all hope of recovering -- freedom\n",
      "\n",
      "He is sure to take advantage of the first chance that comes his way .\n",
      "  sure -- take advantage of -- the first chance\n",
      "  the first chance -- comes -- way\n",
      "\n",
      "And yet I will feel some regret at making off with the Nautilu 's secrets , so generously unveiled for us by Captain Nemo !\n",
      "  secrets -- generously unveiled for -- us\n",
      "  us -- Captain -- Nemo !\n",
      "\n",
      "Because , ultimately , should we detest or admire this man ?\n",
      "  we detest -- admire -- this man ?\n",
      "\n",
      "And in all honesty , before I leave him forever , I want to finish this underwater tour of the world , whose first stages have been so magnificent .\n",
      "  all honesty -- I leave -- this underwater tour\n",
      "  all honesty -- forever -- this underwater tour\n",
      "  all honesty -- I want -- this underwater tour\n",
      "  all honesty -- finish this underwater tour of -- the world\n",
      "  whose first stages -- have been so -- magnificent\n",
      "\n",
      "I want to observe the full series of these wonders gathered under the seas of our globe .\n",
      "  these wonders -- gathered under -- the seas\n",
      "  the seas -- our -- globe\n",
      "\n",
      "I want to see what no man has seen yet , even if I must pay for this insatiable curiosity with my life !\n",
      "  see -- what -- no man\n",
      "  no man -- has seen yet -- even\n",
      "  even -- I -- this insatiable curiosity\n",
      "  even -- pay for -- this insatiable curiosity\n",
      "  this insatiable curiosity -- my -- life !\n",
      "\n",
      "Nothing , relatively speaking - since so far we have covered only 6,000 leagues across the Pacific !\n",
      "  - -- far -- we\n",
      "  we -- have covered only -- leagues\n",
      "\n",
      "Nevertheless , I am well aware that the Nautilus is drawing near to populated shores , and if some chance for salvation becomes available to us , it would be sheer cruelty to sacrifice my companions to my passion for the unknown .\n",
      "  Nevertheless -- I am well aware that -- the Nautilus\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- is drawing near -- populated shores\n",
      "  us -- be -- sheer cruelty\n",
      "  sheer cruelty -- my -- companions\n",
      "  companions -- my passion for -- the unknown\n",
      "\n",
      "But will this opportunity ever arise ?\n",
      "  this opportunity -- ever -- arise ?\n",
      "\n",
      "The human being , robbed of his free will , craves such an opportunity ; but the scientist , forever inquisitive , dreads it .\n",
      "  The human -- being -- free will\n",
      "  The human -- robbed of -- free will\n",
      "  craves -- such -- an opportunity\n",
      "  the scientist -- forever -- inquisitive\n",
      "\n",
      "That day , January 21 , 1868 , the chief officer went at noon to take the su 's altitude .\n",
      "  the chief officer -- went at -- noon\n",
      "  noon -- take -- the su\n",
      "\n",
      "I climbed onto the platform , lit a cigar , and watched him at work .\n",
      "  the platform -- lit -- a cigar\n",
      "  a cigar -- watched him at -- work\n",
      "\n",
      "It seemed obvious to me that this man did not understand French , because I made several remarks in a loud voice that were bound to provoke him to some involuntary show of interest had he understood them ; but he remained mute and emotionless .\n",
      "  this man -- did not -- several remarks\n",
      "  this man -- I made several remarks in -- some involuntary show\n",
      "  several remarks -- voice that were bound -- some involuntary show\n",
      "  several remarks -- provoke him -- some involuntary show\n",
      "  interest -- had -- mute\n",
      "  interest -- remained -- mute\n",
      "\n",
      "While he took his sights with his sextant , one of the Nautilu 's sailors - that muscular man who had gone with us to Crespo Island during our first underwater excursion - came up to clean the glass panes of the beacon .\n",
      "  that muscular man -- had gone with -- us\n",
      "  Crespo Island -- our first underwater excursion - came up -- the glass panes\n",
      "  first underwater excursion -- clean the glass panes of -- the beacon\n",
      "\n",
      "I then examined the fittings of this mechanism , whose power was increased a hundredfold by biconvex lenses that were designed like those in a lighthouse and kept its rays productively focused .\n",
      "  whose power -- was increased a hundredfold by -- biconvex lenses\n",
      "  biconvex lenses -- were designed like those in -- a lighthouse\n",
      "  a lighthouse -- kept -- rays productively\n",
      "\n",
      "This electric lamp was so constructed as to yield its maximum illuminating power .\n",
      "  This electric lamp -- was so constructed as -- illuminating power\n",
      "  This electric lamp -- yield -- illuminating power\n",
      "  This electric lamp -- maximum -- illuminating power\n",
      "\n",
      "In essence , its light was generated in a vacuum , insuring both its steadiness and intensity .\n",
      "  light -- was generated in -- a vacuum\n",
      "  insuring -- both -- steadiness\n",
      "\n",
      "Such a vacuum also reduced wear on the graphite points between which the luminous arc expanded .\n",
      "  a vacuum -- reduced wear on -- the graphite points\n",
      "  the graphite points -- which -- the luminous\n",
      "\n",
      "But under these conditions , wear and tear were almost nonexistent .\n",
      "  tear -- were -- almost nonexistent\n",
      "\n",
      "When the Nautilus was ready to resume its underwater travels , I went below again to the lounge .\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- was ready -- underwater travels\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- resume -- underwater travels\n",
      "  underwater travels -- I went -- below\n",
      "  below -- again -- the lounge\n",
      "\n",
      "The hatches closed once more , and our course was set due west .\n",
      "  course -- was set -- due west\n",
      "\n",
      "We then plowed the waves of the Indian Ocean , vast liquid plains with an area of 550,000,000 hectares , whose waters are so transparent it makes you dizzy to lean over their surface .\n",
      "  We -- then plowed the waves of -- the Indian Ocean\n",
      "  whose waters -- are so -- lean\n",
      "  whose waters -- makes you dizzy -- lean\n",
      "\n",
      "There the Nautilus generally drifted at a depth between 100 and 200 meters .\n",
      "  the Nautilus generally -- depth between -- meters\n",
      "\n",
      "To anyone without my grand passion for the sea , these hours would surely have seemed long and monotonous ; but my daily strolls on the platform where I was revived by the life - giving ocean air , the sights in the rich waters beyond the lounge windows , the books to be read in the library , and the composition of my memoirs , took up all my time and left me without a moment of weariness or boredom .\n",
      "  grand -- passion for -- the sea\n",
      "  these hours -- surely have seemed -- monotonous\n",
      "  monotonous -- my daily strolls on -- the platform\n",
      "  the platform -- I was revived by -- the life -\n",
      "  the life - -- giving -- ocean air\n",
      "  the books -- be read in -- the library\n",
      "  the composition -- my -- memoirs\n",
      "  memoirs -- took up -- time\n",
      "  memoirs -- my -- time\n",
      "  time -- left me without -- a moment\n",
      "\n",
      "All in all , we enjoyed a highly satisfactory state of health .\n",
      "  we -- enjoyed a highly satisfactory state of -- health\n",
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      "The diet on board agreed with us perfectly , and for my part , I could easily have gone without those changes of pace that Ned Land , in a spirit of protest , kept taxing his ingenuity to supply us .\n",
      "  board -- agreed with -- us\n",
      "  us -- my -- part\n",
      "  part -- I -- pace that Ned Land\n",
      "  part -- have gone without -- pace that Ned Land\n",
      "  part -- changes of -- pace that Ned Land\n",
      "  pace that Ned Land -- spirit of -- protest\n",
      "  protest -- kept taxing -- ingenuity\n",
      "\n",
      "What is more , in this constant temperature we did not even have to worry about catching colds .\n",
      "  this constant temperature we -- did not -- even\n",
      "  even -- have -- worry\n",
      "  worry -- catching -- colds\n",
      "\n",
      "Besides , the ship had a good stock of the madrepore Dendrophylia , known in Provence by the name sea fennel , and a poultice made from the dissolved flesh of its polyps will furnish an excellent cough medicine .\n",
      "  the ship -- had a good stock of -- the madrepore Dendrophylia\n",
      "  the madrepore Dendrophylia -- known in -- Provence\n",
      "  a poultice -- made from -- flesh\n",
      "  polyps -- furnish -- an excellent cough medicine\n",
      "\n",
      "For some days we saw a large number of aquatic birds with webbed feet , known as gulls or sea mews .\n",
      "  some days we -- saw a large number of -- aquatic birds\n",
      "  webbed feet -- known as -- gulls\n",
      "\n",
      "Some were skillfully slain , and when cooked in a certain fashion , they make a very acceptable platter of water game .\n",
      "  slain -- cooked in -- a certain fashion\n",
      "  a certain fashion -- make a very acceptable platter of -- water game\n",
      "\n",
      "Among the great wind riders - carried over long distances from every shore and resting on the waves from their exhausting flights - I spotted some magnificent albatross , birds belonging to the Longipennes ( long - winged ) family , whose discordant calls sound like the braying of an ass .\n",
      "  riders - -- carried over -- long distances\n",
      "  exhausting flights - -- I spotted -- some magnificent albatross\n",
      "  whose discordant -- calls sound like -- the braying\n",
      "\n",
      "The Totipalmes ( fully webbed ) family was represented by swift frigate birds , nimbly catching fish at the surface , and by numerous tropic birds of the genus Phaeton , among others the red - tailed tropic bird , the size of a pigeon , its white plumage shaded with pink tints that contrasted with its dark - hued wings .\n",
      "  The Totipalmes -- fully -- webbed\n",
      "  family -- was represented by -- swift frigate birds\n",
      "  nimbly -- catching fish at -- numerous tropic birds\n",
      "  fish -- surface -- numerous tropic birds\n",
      "  the genus Phaeton -- others the red - -- tailed tropic bird\n",
      "\n",
      "Diving easily , these reptiles can remain a good while underwater by closing the fleshy valves located at the external openings of their nasal passages .\n",
      "  these reptiles -- remain a good while -- underwater\n",
      "  underwater -- closing -- the fleshy valves\n",
      "  the fleshy valves -- located at -- nasal passages\n",
      "  the fleshy valves -- openings of -- nasal passages\n",
      "\n",
      "When they were captured , some hawksbills were still asleep inside their carapaces , a refuge from other marine animals .\n",
      "  some hawksbills -- were still asleep inside -- carapaces\n",
      "\n",
      "The flesh of these turtles was nothing memorable , but their eggs made an excellent feast .\n",
      "  these turtles -- was -- nothing memorable\n",
      "  eggs -- made -- an excellent feast\n",
      "\n",
      "As for fish , they always filled us with wonderment when , staring through the open panels , we could unveil the secrets of their aquatic lives .\n",
      "  fish -- always filled us with -- wonderment\n",
      "  staring -- open -- panels\n",
      "  we -- unveil the secrets of -- aquatic lives\n",
      "\n",
      "I noted several species I had not previously been able to observe .\n",
      "  several species -- I had not -- observe\n",
      "  several species -- been able -- observe\n",
      "\n",
      "Like turtles , armadillos , sea urchins , and crustaceans , these fish are protected by armor plate that is neither chalky nor stony but actual bone .\n",
      "  these fish -- are protected by -- armor plate\n",
      "  armor plate -- is neither -- chalky nor stony\n",
      "\n",
      "Sometimes this armor takes the shape of a solid triangle , sometimes that of a solid quadrangle .\n",
      "  this armor -- takes the shape of -- a solid triangle\n",
      "\n",
      "Among the triangular type , I noticed some half a decimeter long , with brown tails , yellow fins , and wholesome , exquisitely tasty flesh ; I even recommend that they be acclimatized to fresh water , a change , incidentally , that a number of saltwater fish can make with ease .\n",
      "  the triangular type -- I noticed -- a decimeter long\n",
      "  the triangular type -- half -- a decimeter long\n",
      "  exquisitely tasty flesh -- I -- even\n",
      "  even -- recommend that -- acclimatized\n",
      "  even -- be -- acclimatized\n",
      "  saltwater fish -- make with -- ease\n",
      "\n",
      "I will also mention some quadrangular trunkfish topped by four large protuberances along the back ; trunkfish sprinkled with white spots on the underside of the body , which make good house pets like certain birds ; boxfish armed with stings formed by extensions of their bony crusts , and whose odd grunting has earned them the nickname \" sea pigs \" ; then some trunkfish known as dromedaries , with tough , leathery flesh and big conical humps .\n",
      "  some quadrangular trunkfish -- topped by -- large protuberances\n",
      "  the body -- make good house pets like -- certain birds\n",
      "  stings -- formed by -- extensions\n",
      "  whose odd grunting -- has earned them -- the nickname\n",
      "  sea pigs -- then -- some trunkfish\n",
      "  some trunkfish -- known as -- dromedaries\n",
      "\n",
      "From the daily notes kept by Mr. Conseil , I also retrieve certain fish from the genus Tetradon unique to these seas :\n",
      "  the daily notes -- kept by -- Mr. Conseil\n",
      "  Mr. Conseil -- I also retrieve certain fish from -- the genus Tetradon\n",
      "\n",
      "southern puffers with red backs and white chests distinguished by three lengthwise rows of filaments , and jugfish , seven inches long , decked out in the brightest colors .\n",
      "  inches long -- decked out in -- the brightest colors\n",
      "\n",
      "Then , as specimens of other genera , blowfish resembling a dark brown egg , furrowed with white bands , and lacking tails ; globefish , genuine porcupines of the sea , armed with stings and able to inflate themselves until they look like a pin cushion bristling with needles ; seahorses common to every ocean ; flying dragonfish with long snouts and highly distended pectoral fins shaped like wings , which enable them , if not to fly , at least to spring into the air ; spatula - shaped paddlefish whose tails are covered with many scaly rings ; snipefish with long jaws , excellent animals twenty - five centimeters long and gleaming with the most cheerful colors ; bluish gray dragonets with wrinkled heads ; myriads of leaping blennies with black stripes and long pectoral fins , gliding over the surface of the water with prodigious speed ; delicious sailfish that can hoist their fins in a favorable current like so many unfurled sails ; splendid nurseryfish on which nature has lavished yellow , azure , silver , and gold ; yellow mackerel with wings made of filaments ; bullheads forever spattered with mud , which make distinct hissing sounds ; sea robins whose livers are thought to be poisonous ; ladyfish that can flutter their eyelids ; finally , archerfish with long , tubular snouts , real oceangoing flycatchers , armed with a rifle unforeseen by either Remington or Chassepot :\n",
      "  blowfish -- resembling -- a dark brown egg\n",
      "  stings -- able -- look\n",
      "  stings -- themselves until -- look\n",
      "  highly distended pectoral fins -- shaped like -- wings\n",
      "  wings -- enable -- fly\n",
      "  paddlefish whose -- are covered with -- many scaly rings\n",
      "  gliding -- surface of -- the water\n",
      "  delicious sailfish -- hoist their fins in -- sails\n",
      "  fins -- unfurled -- sails\n",
      "  which nature -- has -- lavished yellow\n",
      "  wings -- made of -- filaments\n",
      "  bullheads -- forever spattered with -- mud\n",
      "  mud -- make -- distinct hissing\n",
      "  sea robins whose livers -- are thought -- ladyfish\n",
      "  sea robins whose livers -- be -- ladyfish\n",
      "  ladyfish -- flutter -- eyelids\n",
      "\n",
      "it slays insects by shooting them with a simple drop of water .\n",
      "  shooting -- them with -- simple drop\n",
      "\n",
      "From the eighty - ninth fish genus in Lacépèd 's system of classification , belonging to his second subclass of bony fish ( characterized by gill covers and a bronchial membrane ) , I noted some scorpionfish whose heads are adorned with stings and which have only one dorsal fin ; these animals are covered with small scales , or have none at all , depending on the subgenus to which they belong .\n",
      "  a bronchial membrane ) -- I noted -- some scorpionfish whose heads\n",
      "  some scorpionfish whose heads -- are adorned with -- stings\n",
      "  stings -- have only -- dorsal fin\n",
      "  these animals -- are covered with -- small scales\n",
      "  small scales -- have none at -- depending\n",
      "\n",
      "The second subgenus gave us some Didactylus specimens three to four decimeters long , streaked with yellow , their heads having a phantasmagoric appearance .\n",
      "  The second subgenus -- gave us -- some Didactylus specimens\n",
      "  heads -- having -- a phantasmagoric appearance\n",
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      "As for the first subgenus , it furnished several specimens of that bizarre fish aptly nicknamed \" toadfish , \" whose big head is sometimes gouged with deep cavities , sometimes swollen with protuberances ; bristling with stings and strewn with nodules , it sports hideously irregular horns ; its body and tail are adorned with callosities ; its stings can inflict dangerous injuries ; it is repulsive and horrible .\n",
      "  that bizarre fish aptly -- nicknamed -- toadfish\n",
      "  whose big head -- is sometimes gouged with -- deep cavities\n",
      "  deep cavities -- swollen with -- protuberances\n",
      "  tail -- are adorned with -- callosities\n",
      "  stings -- inflict -- dangerous injuries\n",
      "  dangerous injuries -- is -- repulsive\n",
      "\n",
      "From January 21 to the 23rd , the Nautilus traveled at the rate of 250 leagues in twenty - four hours , hence 540 miles at twenty - two miles per hour .\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- traveled at -- the rate\n",
      "\n",
      "If , during our trip , we were able to identify these different varieties of fish , it is because they were attracted by our electric light and tried to follow alongside ; but most of them were outdistanced by our speed and soon fell behind ; temporarily , however , a few managed to keep pace in the Nautilu 's waters .\n",
      "  we -- were able -- these different varieties\n",
      "  we -- identify these different varieties of -- fish\n",
      "  fish -- is because -- electric light\n",
      "  fish -- were attracted by our -- electric light\n",
      "  electric light -- tried -- outdistanced\n",
      "  electric light -- follow alongside -- outdistanced\n",
      "  electric light -- were outdistanced by our -- speed\n",
      "  speed -- fell -- behind\n",
      "  however -- managed -- pace\n",
      "  however -- keep pace in -- the Nautilu\n",
      "\n",
      "On the morning of the 24th , in latitude 12 degrees 5 ' south and longitude 94 degrees 33 ' , we raised Keeling Island , a madreporic upheaving planted with magnificent coconut trees , which had been visited by Mr. Darwin and Captain Fitzroy .\n",
      "  we -- raised -- Keeling Island\n",
      "  magnificent coconut trees -- had been visited by -- Mr. Darwin\n",
      "  Mr. Darwin -- Captain -- Fitzroy\n",
      "\n",
      "Our dragnets brought up many specimens of polyps and echinoderms plus some unusual shells from the branch Mollusca .\n",
      "  dragnets -- brought up many specimens of -- polyps\n",
      "\n",
      "Captain Nem 's treasures were enhanced by some valuable exhibits from the delphinula snail species , to which I joined some pointed star coral , a sort of parasitic polypary that often attaches itself to seashells .\n",
      "  treasures -- were enhanced by -- some valuable exhibits\n",
      "  the delphinula snail species -- I joined -- star coral\n",
      "  the delphinula snail species -- pointed -- star coral\n",
      "  parasitic polypary -- often -- attaches\n",
      "  attaches -- itself -- seashells\n",
      "\n",
      "Soon Keeling Island disappeared below the horizon , and our course was set to the northwest , toward the tip of the Indian peninsula .\n",
      "  the horizon -- our -- course\n",
      "  course -- was set -- the northwest\n",
      "\n",
      "Ned Land told me that day .\n",
      "  Ned Land -- told me -- that day\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Much better than those Papuan Islands where we ran into more savages than venison !\n",
      "  we -- ran into -- more savages\n",
      "\n",
      "On this Indian shore , professor , there are roads and railways , English , French , and Hindu villages .\n",
      "  professor -- are -- roads\n",
      "\n",
      "\" No , no , Ned , \" I replied in a very firm tone . \"\n",
      "  Ned -- I replied in -- a very firm tone\n",
      "\n",
      "Let us ride it out , as you seafaring fellows say .\n",
      "  us -- ride it out -- seafaring fellows\n",
      "  us -- you -- seafaring fellows\n",
      "\n",
      "The Nautilus is approaching populated areas .\n",
      "  The Nautilus -- is approaching -- populated areas\n",
      "\n",
      "It is going back toward Europe , let it take us there .\n",
      "  Europe -- let -- us\n",
      "  Europe -- take -- us\n",
      "\n",
      "After we arrive in home waters , we can do as we see fit .\n",
      "  we -- do as -- we see\n",
      "\n",
      "Besides , I do not imagine Captain Nemo will let us go hunting on the coasts of Malabar or Coromandel as he did in the forests of New Guinea . \"\n",
      "  Nemo -- let us go hunting on -- the coasts\n",
      "  Coromandel -- did in -- the forests\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Well , sir , can not we manage without his permission ? \"\n",
      "  we -- manage without -- permission ?\n",
      "\n",
      "After leaving Keeling Island , our pace got generally slower .\n",
      "  Keeling Island -- our -- pace\n",
      "\n",
      "It also got more unpredictable , often taking us to great depths .\n",
      "  more unpredictable -- often taking -- us\n",
      "\n",
      "Several times we used our slanting fins , which internal levers could set at an oblique angle to our waterline .\n",
      "  Several times we -- used our -- slanting fins\n",
      "  which internal levers -- set at -- an oblique angle\n",
      "  an oblique angle -- our -- waterline\n",
      "\n",
      "Thus we went as deep as two or three kilometers down but without ever verifying the lowest depths of this sea near India , which soundings of 13,000 meters have been unable to reach .\n",
      "  we -- went as -- kilometers\n",
      "  kilometers -- ever verifying the lowest depths of -- this sea\n",
      "  meters -- have been unable -- reach\n",
      "\n",
      "As for the temperature in these lower strata , the thermometer always and invariably indicated 4 degrees centigrade .\n",
      "  the thermometer -- always -- degrees centigrade\n",
      "  the thermometer -- indicated -- degrees centigrade\n",
      "\n",
      "I merely observed that in the upper layers , the water was always colder over shallows than in the open sea .\n",
      "  the water -- was always colder over -- shallows\n",
      "  shallows -- open -- sea\n",
      "\n",
      "On January 25 , the ocean being completely deserted , the Nautilus spent the day on the surface , churning the waves with its powerful propeller and making them spurt to great heights .\n",
      "  the ocean -- being completely deserted -- the Nautilus\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- spent the day on -- the waves\n",
      "  the day -- surface -- the waves\n",
      "  the day -- churning the waves with -- powerful propeller\n",
      "  powerful propeller -- making -- spurt\n",
      "\n",
      "Under these conditions , who would not have mistaken it for a gigantic cetacean ?\n",
      "  these conditions -- have mistaken it for -- a gigantic cetacean ?\n",
      "\n",
      "Nothing on the horizon , except near four o'clock in the afternoon a long steamer to the west , running on our opposite tack .\n",
      "  the west -- running on our opposite -- tack\n",
      "\n",
      "Its masting was visible for an instant , but it could not have seen the Nautilus because we were lying too low in the water .\n",
      "  masting -- was visible for -- an instant\n",
      "  an instant -- have seen the Nautilus because -- we\n",
      "  we -- were lying too -- low\n",
      "\n",
      "I imagine that steamboat belonged to the Peninsular and Oriental line , which provides service from the island of Ceylon to Sidney , also calling at King George Sound and Melbourne .\n",
      "  that steamboat -- belonged -- the Peninsular\n",
      "  Sidney -- calling at -- King George Sound\n",
      "\n",
      "At five o'clock in the afternoon , just before that brief twilight that links day with night in tropical zones , Conseil and I marveled at an unusual sight .\n",
      "  Conseil -- I marveled at -- an unusual sight\n",
      "\n",
      "It was a delightful animal whose discovery , according to the ancients , is a sign of good luck .\n",
      "  the ancients -- is a sign of -- good luck\n",
      "\n",
      "Aristotle , Athenaeus , Pliny , and Oppian studied its habits and lavished on its behalf all the scientific poetry of Greece and Italy .\n",
      "  Oppian -- studied -- habits\n",
      "  lavished -- behalf all the scientific poetry of -- Greece\n",
      "\n",
      "\" But modern science has not endorsed these designations , and this mollusk is now known by the name argonaut .\n",
      "  modern science -- has not endorsed -- these designations\n",
      "  this mollusk -- is now known by -- the name argonaut\n",
      "\n",
      "Anyone consulting Conseil would soon learn from the gallant lad that the branch Mollusca is divided into five classes ; that the first class features the Cephalopoda ( whose members are sometimes naked , sometimes covered with a shell ) , which consists of two families , the Dibranchiata and the Tetrabranchiata , which are distinguished by their number of gills ; that the family Dibranchiata includes three genera , the argonaut , the squid , and the cuttlefish , and that the family Tetrabranchiata contains only one genus , the nautilus .\n",
      "  the branch Mollusca -- is divided into -- classes\n",
      "  the first class -- features -- the Cephalopoda\n",
      "  whose members -- are sometimes -- a shell )\n",
      "  whose members -- covered with -- a shell )\n",
      "  the Tetrabranchiata -- are distinguished by -- number\n",
      "\n",
      "After this catalog , if some recalcitrant listener confuses the argonaut , which is acetabuliferous ( in other words , a bearer of suction tubes ) , with the nautilus , which is tentaculiferous ( a bearer of tentacles ) , it will be simply unforgivable .\n",
      "  some recalcitrant listener -- confuses -- the argonaut\n",
      "  the argonaut -- is -- acetabuliferous\n",
      "  the nautilus -- is -- tentaculiferous\n",
      "  tentacles ) -- be simply -- unforgivable\n",
      "\n",
      "Now , it was a school of argonauts then voyaging on the surface of the ocean .\n",
      "  argonauts -- then voyaging on -- the ocean\n",
      "  voyaging -- surface of -- the ocean\n",
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      "They belonged to that species of argonaut covered with protuberances and exclusive to the seas near India .\n",
      "  argonaut -- covered with -- protuberances\n",
      "\n",
      "These graceful mollusks were swimming backward by means of their locomotive tubes , sucking water into these tubes and then expelling it .\n",
      "  These graceful mollusks -- were -- swimming\n",
      "  swimming -- backward by -- means\n",
      "\n",
      "Six of their eight tentacles were long , thin , and floated on the water , while the other two were rounded into palms and spread to the wind like light sails .\n",
      "  tentacles -- were -- long\n",
      "  the water -- were rounded into -- palms\n",
      "  palms -- spread -- the wind\n",
      "\n",
      "I could see perfectly their undulating , spiral - shaped shells , which Cuvier aptly compared to an elegant cockleboat .\n",
      "  see -- perfectly -- undulating\n",
      "\n",
      "It transports the animal that secretes it without the animal sticking to it .\n",
      "  the animal -- secretes it without -- the animal\n",
      "\n",
      "\" The argonaut is free to leave its shell , \" I told Conseil , \" but it never does . \"\n",
      "  The argonaut -- is free -- shell\n",
      "  The argonaut -- leave -- shell\n",
      "  shell -- I told -- Conseil\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Not unlike Captain Nemo , \" Conseil replied sagely . \"\n",
      "  unlike -- Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "\n",
      "\" For about an hour the Nautilus cruised in the midst of this school of mollusks .\n",
      "  an hour the Nautilus -- midst of -- this school\n",
      "\n",
      "Then , lord knows why , they were gripped with a sudden fear .\n",
      "  Then -- lord -- a sudden fear\n",
      "  Then -- were gripped with -- a sudden fear\n",
      "\n",
      "As if at a signal , every sail was abruptly lowered ; arms folded , bodies contracted , shells turned over by changing their center of gravity , and the whole flotilla disappeared under the waves .\n",
      "  a signal -- was abruptly lowered -- arms\n",
      "  bodies -- contracted -- shells\n",
      "  shells -- turned over -- center\n",
      "  shells -- changing their center of -- gravity\n",
      "\n",
      "It was instantaneous , and no squadron of ships ever maneuvered with greater togetherness .\n",
      "  no squadron -- ships ever maneuvered with -- greater togetherness\n",
      "\n",
      "Just then night fell suddenly , and the waves barely surged in the breeze , spreading placidly around the Nautilu 's side plates .\n",
      "  night -- fell suddenly -- the waves\n",
      "  the waves -- barely surged in -- the breeze\n",
      "\n",
      "The next day , January 26 , we cut the equator on the 82nd meridian and we reentered the northern hemisphere .\n",
      "  we -- cut the equator on -- the 82nd meridian\n",
      "  we -- reentered -- the northern hemisphere\n",
      "\n",
      "There were Port Jackson sharks with a brown back , a whitish belly , and eleven rows of teeth , bigeye sharks with necks marked by a large black spot encircled in white and resembling an eye , and Isabella sharks whose rounded snouts were strewn with dark speckles .\n",
      "  bigeye sharks -- marked by -- white\n",
      "  bigeye sharks -- encircled in -- white\n",
      "  white -- resembling -- Isabella sharks whose\n",
      "  Isabella sharks whose -- rounded -- snouts\n",
      "  snouts -- were strewn with -- dark speckles\n",
      "\n",
      "Often these powerful animals rushed at the lounge window with a violence less than comforting .\n",
      "  these powerful animals -- rushed at -- the lounge window\n",
      "\n",
      "By this point Ned Land had lost all self - control .\n",
      "  this point Ned Land -- had lost all self - -- control\n",
      "\n",
      "He wanted to rise to the surface of the waves and harpoon the monsters , especially certain smooth - hound sharks whose mouths were paved with teeth arranged like a mosaic , and some big five - meter tiger sharks that insisted on personally provoking him .\n",
      "  the waves -- harpoon -- the monsters\n",
      "  hound sharks whose -- were paved with teeth arranged like -- a mosaic\n",
      "\n",
      "But the Nautilus soon picked up speed and easily left astern the fastest of these man - eaters .\n",
      "  speed -- left astern -- these man\n",
      "  speed -- fastest of -- these man\n",
      "\n",
      "On January 27 , at the entrance to the huge Bay of Bengal , we repeatedly encountered a gruesome sight :\n",
      "  we -- encountered -- a gruesome sight :\n",
      "\n",
      "human corpses floating on the surface of the waves !\n",
      "  floating -- surface of -- the waves !\n",
      "\n",
      "Carried by the Ganges to the high seas , these were deceased Indian villagers who had not been fully devoured by vultures , the only morticians in these parts .\n",
      "  the high seas -- were -- vultures\n",
      "  the high seas -- villagers -- vultures\n",
      "  the high seas -- had not been fully devoured by -- vultures\n",
      "\n",
      "But there was no shortage of sharks to assist them with their undertaking chores .\n",
      "  sharks -- assist them with -- undertaking chores\n",
      "\n",
      "Near seven o'clock in the evening , the Nautilus lay half submerged , navigating in the midst of milky white waves .\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- lay -- half\n",
      "  navigating -- midst of -- milky white waves\n",
      "\n",
      "As far as the eye could see , the ocean seemed lactified .\n",
      "  the ocean -- seemed -- lactified\n",
      "\n",
      "No , because the new moon was barely two days old and was still lost below the horizon in the su 's rays .\n",
      "  the new moon -- was barely -- days\n",
      "  days -- was still lost below -- the horizon\n",
      "\n",
      "The entire sky , although lit up by stellar radiation , seemed pitch - black in comparison with the whiteness of these waters .\n",
      "  sky -- lit up by -- stellar radiation\n",
      "  stellar radiation -- pitch - -- black\n",
      "\n",
      "Conseil could not believe his eyes , and he questioned me about the causes of this odd phenomenon .\n",
      "  Conseil -- believe -- the causes\n",
      "  Conseil -- questioned me about -- the causes\n",
      "\n",
      "Luckily I was in a position to answer him .\n",
      "  Luckily -- I was in -- a position\n",
      "\n",
      "\" That is called a milk sea , \" I told him , \" a vast expanse of white waves often seen along the coasts of Amboina and in these waterways . \"\n",
      "  a milk sea -- I told -- a vast expanse\n",
      "  white waves -- often seen along -- the coasts\n",
      "\n",
      "\" But , \" Conseil asked , \" could master tell me the cause of this effect , because I presume this water has not really changed into milk ! \"\n",
      "  Conseil -- asked -- master\n",
      "  Conseil -- could -- master\n",
      "  master -- tell me -- this effect\n",
      "  master -- cause of -- this effect\n",
      "  this effect -- I presume -- this water\n",
      "  this water -- has not -- milk !\n",
      "  this water -- changed into -- milk !\n",
      "\n",
      "\" No , my boy , and this whiteness that amazes you is merely due to the presence of myriads of tiny creatures called infusoria , a sort of diminutive glowworm that is colorless and gelatinous in appearance , as thick as a strand of hair , and no longer than one - fifth of a millimeter .\n",
      "  this whiteness that amazes -- you is merely due -- the presence\n",
      "  tiny creatures -- called -- infusoria\n",
      "  diminutive glowworm -- is -- colorless\n",
      "  hair -- longer than -- fifth\n",
      "\n",
      "Some of these tiny creatures stick together over an area of several leagues . \"\n",
      "  these tiny creatures -- stick together over -- an area\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Yes , my boy , and do not even try to compute the number of these infusoria .\n",
      "  boy -- do not -- even\n",
      "  even -- try -- the number\n",
      "  even -- compute the number of -- these infusoria\n",
      "\n",
      "You wo not pull it off , because if I am not mistaken , certain navigators have cruised through milk seas for more than forty miles .\n",
      "  certain navigators -- have cruised through -- milk seas\n",
      "\n",
      "\" I am not sure that Conseil heeded my recommendation , because he seemed to be deep in thought , no doubt trying to calculate how many one - fifths of a millimeter are found in forty square miles .\n",
      "  sure that Conseil heeded -- my -- recommendation\n",
      "  recommendation -- seemed -- calculate\n",
      "  recommendation -- be deep in thought -- calculate\n",
      "  recommendation -- doubt trying -- calculate\n",
      "  calculate -- how -- fifths\n",
      "  fifths -- are found in -- forty square miles\n",
      "\n",
      "For several hours the Nautilu 's spur sliced through these whitish waves , and I watched it glide noiselessly over this soapy water , as if it were cruising through those foaming eddies that a ba 's currents and countercurrents sometimes leave between each other .\n",
      "  several hours the Nautilu -- spur sliced through -- these whitish waves\n",
      "  these whitish waves -- I watched it glide noiselessly over -- this soapy water\n",
      "  this soapy water -- were cruising through -- those foaming eddies\n",
      "\n",
      "Near midnight the sea suddenly resumed its usual hue , but behind us all the way to the horizon , the skies kept mirroring the whiteness of those waves and for a good while seemed imbued with the hazy glow of an aurora borealis .\n",
      "  the sea -- suddenly resumed -- usual hue\n",
      "  usual hue -- us all -- the way\n",
      "  the skies -- kept mirroring the whiteness of -- those waves\n",
      "  those waves -- seemed imbued with -- the hazy glow\n",
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      "CHAPTER 2 A New Proposition from Captain Nemo ON JANUARY 28 , in latitude 9 degrees 4 ' north , when the Nautilus returned at noon to the surface of the sea , it lay in sight of land some eight miles to the west .\n",
      "  A New Proposition -- Captain Nemo ON -- JANUARY\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- returned at -- noon\n",
      "  noon -- surface of -- the sea\n",
      "  the sea -- lay in -- sight\n",
      "  sight -- land -- miles\n",
      "\n",
      "Right off , I observed a cluster of mountains about 2,000 feet high , whose shapes were very whimsically sculpted .\n",
      "  Right -- I observed a cluster of -- mountains\n",
      "  whose shapes -- were -- very whimsically sculpted\n",
      "\n",
      "After our position fix , I reentered the lounge , and when our bearings were reported on the chart , I saw that we were off the island of Ceylon , that pearl dangling from the lower lobe of the Indian peninsula .\n",
      "  position fix -- I reentered -- the lounge\n",
      "  the lounge -- our -- bearings\n",
      "  bearings -- were reported on -- the chart\n",
      "  the chart -- I saw -- that we\n",
      "  that we -- were off the island of -- Ceylon\n",
      "\n",
      "Sure enough , I found a volume entitled Ceylon and the Singhalese by H. C. Sirr , Esq .\n",
      "  Sure enough -- I found -- a volume\n",
      "  a volume -- entitled -- Ceylon\n",
      "\n",
      "Reentering the lounge , I first noted the bearings of Ceylon , on which antiquity lavished so many different names .\n",
      "  the lounge -- I -- the bearings\n",
      "  the lounge -- noted the bearings of -- Ceylon\n",
      "\n",
      "It was located between latitude 5 degrees 55 ' and 9 degrees 49 ' north , and between longitude 79 degrees 42 ' and 82 degrees 4 ' east of the meridian of Greenwich ; its length is 275 miles ; its maximum width , 150 miles ; its circumference , 900 miles ; its surface area , 24,448 square miles , in other words , a little smaller than that of Ireland .\n",
      "  length -- is -- miles\n",
      "  miles -- maximum -- width\n",
      "  miles -- surface -- area\n",
      "\n",
      "Then , turning to me :\n",
      "  Then -- turning -- :\n",
      "\n",
      "\" The island of Ceylon , \" he said , \" is famous for its pearl fisheries .\n",
      "  Ceylon -- said -- pearl fisheries\n",
      "  Ceylon -- is famous for -- pearl fisheries\n",
      "\n",
      "Would you be interested , Professor Aronnax , in visiting one of those fisheries ? \"\n",
      "  Professor Aronnax -- visiting -- those fisheries ?\n",
      "\n",
      "The annual harvest has not yet begun .\n",
      "  The annual harvest -- has not -- begun\n",
      "\n",
      "I will give orders to make for the Gulf of Mannar , and we will arrive there late tonight .\n",
      "  orders -- make for -- the Gulf\n",
      "  we -- arrive -- late tonight\n",
      "\n",
      "Soon the Nautilus reentered its liquid element , and the pressure gauge indicated that it was staying at a depth of thirty feet .\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- reentered -- liquid element\n",
      "  the pressure gauge -- indicated that -- thirty feet\n",
      "  the pressure gauge -- was staying at -- thirty feet\n",
      "  the pressure gauge -- depth of -- thirty feet\n",
      "\n",
      "With the chart under my eyes , I looked for the Gulf of Mannar .\n",
      "  the chart -- my eyes -- the Gulf\n",
      "  the chart -- I looked for -- the Gulf\n",
      "\n",
      "To reach it we had to go all the way up Ceylo 's west coast .\n",
      "  we -- had -- the way\n",
      "  we -- go all the way up -- Ceylo\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Professor , \" Captain Nemo then told me , \" there are pearl fisheries in the Bay of Bengal , the seas of the East Indies , the seas of China and Japan , plus those seas south of the United States , the Gulf of Panama and the Gulf of California ; but it is off Ceylon that such fishing reaps its richest rewards .\n",
      "  Professor -- Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "  Nemo -- then told -- pearl fisheries\n",
      "  Nemo -- are pearl fisheries in -- the Bay\n",
      "  California -- is off -- Ceylon that such fishing\n",
      "  Ceylon that such fishing -- reaps -- richest rewards\n",
      "\n",
      "Fishermen gather in the Gulf of Mannar only during the month of March , and for thirty days some 300 boats concentrate on the lucrative harvest of these treasures from the sea .\n",
      "  Fishermen -- gather in -- the Gulf\n",
      "  boats -- concentrate on -- the lucrative harvest\n",
      "\n",
      "Each boat is manned by ten oarsmen and ten fishermen .\n",
      "  Each boat -- is manned by -- oarsmen\n",
      "\n",
      "The latter divide into two groups , dive in rotation , and descend to a depth of twelve meters with the help of a heavy stone clutched between their feet and attached by a rope to their boat . \"\n",
      "  The latter -- divide into -- groups\n",
      "  rotation -- descend -- meters\n",
      "  rotation -- depth of -- meters\n",
      "  meters -- help of -- a heavy stone\n",
      "  a heavy stone -- clutched between -- feet\n",
      "  feet -- attached by -- a rope\n",
      "\n",
      "\" You mean , \" I said , \" that such primitive methods are still all that they use ? \"\n",
      "  that such primitive methods -- are still all that -- ?\n",
      "  that such primitive methods -- use -- ?\n",
      "\n",
      "\" All , \" Captain Nemo answered me , \" although these fisheries belong to the most industrialized people in the world , the English , to whom the Treaty of Amiens granted them in 1802. \" \" Yet it strikes me that diving suits like yours could perform yeoman service in such work . \"\n",
      "  the English -- whom the Treaty of -- Amiens\n",
      "  Amiens -- granted them in -- 1802.\n",
      "  strikes -- me that diving suits like -- yeoman service\n",
      "  that diving suits -- perform yeoman service in -- such work\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Yes , since those poor fishermen can not stay long underwater .\n",
      "  those poor fishermen -- stay -- long underwater\n",
      "\n",
      "On his voyage to Ceylon , the Englishman Percival made much of a Kaffir who stayed under five minutes without coming up to the surface , but I find that hard to believe .\n",
      "  the Englishman Percival -- made much of -- a Kaffir\n",
      "  a Kaffir -- stayed under -- minutes\n",
      "  coming -- surface -- believe\n",
      "  coming -- I find -- believe\n",
      "  coming -- hard -- believe\n",
      "\n",
      "I know that some divers can last up to fifty - seven seconds , and highly skillful ones to eighty - seven ; but such men are rare , and when the poor fellows climb back on board , the water coming out of their noses and ears is tinted with blood .\n",
      "  such men -- are -- rare\n",
      "  the poor fellows climb -- back on -- board\n",
      "  ears -- is tinted with -- blood\n",
      "\n",
      "I believe the average time underwater that these fishermen can tolerate is thirty seconds , during which they hastily stuff their little nets with all the pearl oysters they can tear loose .\n",
      "  these fishermen -- tolerate is -- thirty seconds\n",
      "  little nets -- all -- the pearl oysters\n",
      "\n",
      "But these fishermen generally do not live to advanced age :\n",
      "  these fishermen generally -- do not -- advanced age :\n",
      "\n",
      "their vision weakens , ulcers break out on their eyes , sores form on their bodies , and some are even stricken with apoplexy on the ocean floor . \"\n",
      "  vision weakens -- break out on -- sores form\n",
      "  bodies -- are -- even\n",
      "  even -- stricken with -- apoplexy\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Yes , \" I said , \" it is a sad occupation , and one that exists only to gratify the whims of fashion .\n",
      "  a sad occupation -- exists only -- the whims\n",
      "  a sad occupation -- gratify the whims of -- fashion\n",
      "\n",
      "But tell me , captain , how many oysters can a boat fish up in a workday ? \"\n",
      "  captain -- how -- many oysters\n",
      "  many oysters -- can a boat fish up -- a workday ?\n",
      "\n",
      "\" About 40,000 to 50,000. It is even said that in 1814 , when the English government went fishing on its own behalf , its divers worked just twenty days and brought up 76,000,000 oysters . \"\n",
      "  40,000 -- 50,000. -- even\n",
      "  40,000 -- is -- even\n",
      "  even -- said that -- 1814\n",
      "  the English government -- went fishing on -- behalf\n",
      "  divers -- worked just -- twenty days\n",
      "  twenty days -- brought up -- 76,000,000 oysters\n",
      "\n",
      "\" At least , \" I asked , \" the fishermen are well paid , are not they ? \"\n",
      "  the fishermen -- are well paid -- ?\n",
      "  the fishermen -- are not -- ?\n",
      "\n",
      "In Panama they make just $ 1.00 per week .\n",
      "  Panama -- make just -- 1.00\n",
      "\n",
      "In most places they earn only a penny for each oyster that has a pearl , and they bring up so many that have none ! \"\n",
      "  each oyster -- has -- a pearl\n",
      "  a pearl -- bring up so many that have -- none !\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Only one penny to those poor people who make their employers rich !\n",
      "  those poor people -- make -- employers\n",
      "\n",
      "\" On that note , professor , \" Captain Nemo told me , \" you and your companions will visit the Mannar oysterbank , and if by chance some eager fisherman arrives early , well , we can watch him at work . \"\n",
      "  professor -- Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "  Nemo -- told -- you\n",
      "  your companions -- visit -- the Mannar oysterbank\n",
      "  the Mannar oysterbank -- chance -- some eager fisherman\n",
      "  we can watch -- him at -- work\n",
      "\n",
      "\" By the way , Professor Aronnax , you are not afraid of sharks , are you ? \"\n",
      "  Professor Aronnax -- you are not afraid of -- sharks\n",
      "  sharks -- are you -- ?\n",
      "\n",
      "\" I admit , captain , I am not yet on very familiar terms with that genus of fish . \"\n",
      "  captain -- I am not yet on -- very familiar terms\n",
      "\n",
      "\" We are used to them , the rest of us , \" Captain Nemo answered . \"\n",
      "  We -- are used -- the rest\n",
      "  us -- Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "\n",
      "And in time you will be too .\n",
      "  time -- you -- too\n",
      "  time -- be -- too\n",
      "\n",
      "Anyhow , we will be armed , and on our way we might hunt a man - eater or two .\n",
      "  we -- be -- armed\n",
      "  armed -- our -- way we\n",
      "  way we -- hunt a man - -- eater\n",
      "\n",
      "So , professor , I will see you tomorrow , bright and early .\n",
      "  professor -- I -- see\n",
      "  see -- you -- tomorrow\n",
      "\n"
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      "\" This said in a carefree tone , Captain Nemo left the lounge .\n",
      "  a carefree tone -- Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "  Nemo -- left -- the lounge\n",
      "\n",
      "If you are invited to hunt bears in the Swiss mountains , you might say :\n",
      "  the Swiss mountains -- you -- :\n",
      "  the Swiss mountains -- say -- :\n",
      "\n",
      "If you are invited to hunt lions on the Atlas plains or tigers in the jungles of India , you might say :\n",
      "  the Atlas plains -- tigers in -- the jungles\n",
      "  India -- you -- :\n",
      "  India -- say -- :\n",
      "\n",
      "No 's my chance to hunt lions and tigers !\n",
      "  hunt lions -- tigers -- !\n",
      "\n",
      "As for me , I passed a hand over my brow , where beads of cold sweat were busy forming .\n",
      "  cold sweat -- were busy -- forming\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Let us think this over , \" I said to myself , \" and let us take our time .\n",
      "  us -- think this over -- us\n",
      "  us -- I said -- us\n",
      "  us -- let -- us\n",
      "  us -- take our -- time\n",
      "\n",
      "Hunting otters in underwater forests , as we did in the forests of Crespo Island , is an acceptable activity .\n",
      "  we -- did in -- the forests\n",
      "  Crespo Island -- is -- an acceptable activity\n",
      "\n",
      "But to roam the bottom of the sea when you are almost certain to meet man - eaters in the neighborhood , that is another story !\n",
      "  the sea -- you are almost certain -- man\n",
      "  the sea -- meet man - -- eaters\n",
      "  the neighborhood -- is -- another story !\n",
      "\n",
      "I know that in certain countries , particularly the Andaman Islands , Negroes do not hesitate to attack sharks , dagger in one hand and noose in the other ; but I also know that many who face those fearsome animals do not come back alive .\n",
      "  certain countries -- particularly -- the Andaman Islands\n",
      "  Negroes -- do not -- hesitate\n",
      "  noose -- I also -- know\n",
      "  know -- face -- those fearsome animals\n",
      "  those fearsome animals -- do not come back -- alive\n",
      "\n",
      "Besides , I am not a Negro , and even if I were a Negro , in this instance I do not think a little hesitation on my part would be out of place .\n",
      "  even -- I were -- a Negro\n",
      "  this instance -- I do not think a little hesitation on my -- part\n",
      "  part -- be out of -- place\n",
      "\n",
      "\" And there I was , fantasizing about sharks , envisioning huge jaws armed with multiple rows of teeth and capable of cutting a man in half .\n",
      "  teeth -- capable of cutting a man in -- half\n",
      "\n",
      "And how I resented the offhand manner in which the captain had extended his deplorable invitation !\n",
      "  the offhand manner -- captain had extended -- deplorable invitation !\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Conseil will never want to come along , and that'll be my excuse for not going with the captain . \"\n",
      "  Conseil -- never want -- along\n",
      "  Conseil -- come -- along\n",
      "  that'll -- be my excuse for -- the captain\n",
      "  excuse -- going with -- the captain\n",
      "\n",
      "As for Ned Land , I admit I felt less confident of his wisdom .\n",
      "  Ned Land -- I admit I felt -- wisdom\n",
      "  Ned Land -- confident of -- wisdom\n",
      "\n",
      "Danger , however great , held a perennial attraction for his aggressive nature .\n",
      "  Danger -- however -- a perennial attraction\n",
      "  Danger -- held a perennial attraction for -- aggressive nature\n",
      "\n",
      "I went back to reading Sir 's book , but I leafed through it mechanically .\n",
      "  book -- I leafed through -- mechanically\n",
      "\n",
      "Between the lines I kept seeing fearsome , wide - open jaws .\n",
      "  the lines -- I kept seeing -- fearsome\n",
      "  wide - -- open -- jaws\n",
      "\n",
      "Just then Conseil and the Canadian entered with a calm , even gleeful air .\n",
      "  Conseil -- entered with -- a calm\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Your Captain Nemo - the devil take him - has just made us a very pleasant proposition ! \"\n",
      "  Your -- Captain Nemo - -- the devil\n",
      "  the devil -- take -- -\n",
      "  - -- has just made us -- a very pleasant proposition !\n",
      "\n",
      "I said \" You know about - \" \" With all due respect to master , \" Conseil replied , \" the Nautilu 's commander has invited us , together with master , for a visit tomorrow to Ceylo 's magnificent pearl fisheries .\n",
      "  - -- respect -- master\n",
      "  commander -- has invited -- us\n",
      "  us -- together with -- master\n",
      "\n",
      "He did so in the most cordial terms and conducted himself like a true gentleman . \"\n",
      "  the most cordial terms -- conducted himself like -- a true gentleman\n",
      "\n",
      "I can see that you like the idea , Mr. Land . \"\n",
      "  can see -- you like -- the idea\n",
      "\n",
      "Assuredly , Captain Nemo had not seen fit to plant the idea of sharks in the minds of my companions .\n",
      "  Assuredly -- Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "  Nemo -- had not seen fit -- sharks\n",
      "  Nemo -- plant -- sharks\n",
      "  Nemo -- idea of -- sharks\n",
      "  the minds -- my -- companions\n",
      "\n",
      "For my part , I stared at them with anxious eyes , as if they were already missing a limb or two .\n",
      "  part -- I stared at them with -- a limb\n",
      "  stared -- were already missing -- a limb\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Would master , \" Conseil said to me , \" give us some background on pearl fishing ? \"\n",
      "  Conseil -- said -- some background\n",
      "  Conseil -- give us some background on -- pearl fishing ?\n",
      "\n",
      "Before we tackle the terrain , it helps to be familiar with it . \"\n",
      "  we -- tackle -- the terrain\n",
      "\n",
      "\" All right , sit down , my friends , and I will teach you everything I myself have just been taught by the Englishman H. C. Sirr ! \"\n",
      "  All right -- sit down -- friends\n",
      "  All right -- my -- friends\n",
      "  friends -- I -- the Englishman H. C. Sirr !\n",
      "  friends -- teach you everything I myself have just been taught by -- the Englishman H. C. Sirr !\n",
      "\n",
      "Ned and Conseil took seats on a couch , and right off the Canadian said to me :\n",
      "  Conseil -- took seats on -- right\n",
      "  right -- said -- :\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Sir , just what is a pearl exactly ? \"\n",
      "  Sir -- what is -- a pearl\n",
      "\n",
      "\" My gallant Ned , \" I replied , \" for poets a pearl is a tear from the sea ; for Orientals it is a drop of solidified dew ; for the ladies it is a jewel they can wear on their fingers , necks , and ears that is oblong in shape , glassy in luster , and formed from mother - of - pearl ; for chemists it is a mixture of calcium phosphate and calcium carbonate with a little gelatin protein ; and finally , for naturalists it is a simple festering secretion from the organ that produces mother - of - pearl in certain bivalves . \"\n",
      "  gallant Ned -- I -- replied\n",
      "  replied -- poets -- a pearl\n",
      "  a pearl -- is a tear from -- the sea\n",
      "  the sea -- Orientals -- a drop\n",
      "  the sea -- is a drop of -- solidified dew\n",
      "  solidified dew -- ladies -- a jewel\n",
      "  solidified dew -- is -- a jewel\n",
      "  a jewel -- wear on -- fingers\n",
      "  ears -- is oblong in -- shape\n",
      "  luster -- formed from mother - of -- pearl\n",
      "  pearl -- chemists -- a mixture\n",
      "  pearl -- is a mixture of -- calcium phosphate\n",
      "  a little gelatin protein -- naturalists -- simple festering secretion\n",
      "  a little gelatin protein -- is a simple festering secretion from -- the organ\n",
      "  the organ -- produces mother - of -- pearl\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Branch Mollusca , \" Conseil said , \" class Acephala , order Testacea . \"\n",
      "  Conseil -- said -- class Acephala\n",
      "\n",
      "Now then , those Testacea capable of producing pearls include rainbow abalone , turbo snails , giant clams , and saltwater scallops - briefly , all those that secrete mother - of - pearl , in other words , that blue , azure , violet , or white substance lining the insides of their valves . \"\n",
      "  those Testacea -- capable of producing -- pearls\n",
      "  pearls -- include -- rainbow abalone\n",
      "  that secrete -- mother - of -- pearl\n",
      "  white substance -- lining the insides of -- valves\n",
      "\n",
      "\" From now on we will pay closer attention to ‘em . \"\n",
      "  we -- pay closer -- attention\n",
      "\n",
      "\" But , \" I went on , \" for secreting pearls , the ideal mollusk is the pearl oyster Meleagrina margaritifera , that valuable shellfish .\n",
      "  the ideal mollusk -- is -- the pearl oyster Meleagrina margaritifera\n",
      "\n",
      "Pearls result simply from mother - of - pearl solidifying into a globular shape .\n",
      "  Pearls result -- simply from mother - of -- pearl solidifying\n",
      "\n",
      "Either they stick to the oyste 's shell , or they become embedded in the creatur 's folds .\n",
      "  shell -- become embedded in -- the creatur\n",
      "\n",
      "On the valves a pearl sticks fast ; on the flesh it lies loose .\n",
      "  a pearl -- flesh -- lies\n",
      "\n",
      "But its nucleus is always some small , hard object , say a sterile egg or a grain of sand , around which the mother - of - pearl is deposited in thin , concentric layers over several years in succession . \"\n",
      "  nucleus -- is always -- hard object\n",
      "  hard object -- say -- a sterile egg\n",
      "  sand -- which -- -\n",
      "  sand -- mother - of -- pearl\n",
      "  pearl -- is deposited in -- thin\n",
      "\n",
      "They even mention one oyster , about which I remain dubious , that supposedly contained at least 150 sharks . \"\n",
      "  even -- mention -- oyster\n",
      "  oyster -- I remain -- that supposedly\n",
      "  that supposedly -- contained at -- sharks\n",
      "\n",
      "Sharks would not make sense . \"\n",
      "  Sharks -- make -- sense\n",
      "\n",
      "But will master now tell us how one goes about extracting these pearls ? \"\n",
      "  master -- now -- tell us\n",
      "  tell us -- how -- goes\n",
      "  goes -- extracting -- these pearls ?\n",
      "\n",
      "\" One proceeds in several ways , and often when pearls stick to the valves , fishermen even pull them loose with pliers .\n",
      "  several ways -- often when -- pearls\n",
      "  pearls -- stick -- the valves\n",
      "  fishermen even -- pull them loose with -- pliers\n",
      "\n",
      "But usually the shellfish are spread out on mats made from the esparto grass that covers the beaches .\n",
      "  the shellfish -- are spread out on -- the esparto grass\n",
      "  the shellfish -- made from -- the esparto grass\n",
      "  the esparto grass -- covers -- the beaches\n",
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      "Thus they die in the open air , and by the end of ten days they have rotted sufficiently .\n",
      "  die -- open -- air\n",
      "  days -- have -- rotted\n",
      "\n",
      "Next they're immersed in huge tanks of salt water , then they're opened up and washed .\n",
      "  salt water -- then -- they're\n",
      "\n",
      "At this point the sorters begin their twofold task .\n",
      "  the sorters -- begin -- twofold task\n",
      "\n",
      "First they remove the layers of mother - of - pearl , which are known in the industry by the names legitimate silver , bastard white , or bastard black , and these are shipped out in cases weighing 125 to 150 kilograms .\n",
      "  pearl -- are known in -- the industry\n",
      "  bastard black -- are shipped out in -- cases weighing\n",
      "\n",
      "Then they remove the oyste 's meaty tissue , boil it , and finally strain it , in order to extract even the smallest pearls . \"\n",
      "  meaty tissue -- boil -- strain\n",
      "  meaty tissue -- finally -- strain\n",
      "  order -- even -- the smallest pearls\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Not only on their size , \" I replied , \" but also according to their shape , their water - in other words , their color - and their orient - in other words , that dappled , shimmering glow that makes them so delightful to the eye .\n",
      "  size -- I -- replied\n",
      "  shimmering glow -- makes -- delightful\n",
      "\n",
      "The finest pearls are called virgin pearls , or paragons ; they form in isolation within the mollus 's tissue .\n",
      "  The finest pearls -- are called -- virgin pearls\n",
      "\n",
      "They're white , often opaque but sometimes of opalescent transparency , and usually spherical or pear - shaped .\n",
      "  They're white -- often -- opaque\n",
      "\n",
      "The spherical ones are made into bracelets ; the pear - shaped ones into earrings , and since they're the most valuable , they're priced individually .\n",
      "  The spherical ones -- are made into -- bracelets\n",
      "  earrings -- they're -- they're priced individually\n",
      "\n",
      "The other pearls that stick to the oyste 's shell are more erratically shaped and are priced by weight .\n",
      "  The other pearls -- stick -- the oyste\n",
      "  shell -- are -- more erratically shaped\n",
      "  more erratically shaped -- are priced by -- weight\n",
      "\n",
      "Finally , classed in the lowest order , the smallest pearls are known by the name seed pearls ; they're priced by the measuring cup and are used mainly in the creation of embroidery for church vestments . \"\n",
      "  the smallest pearls -- are known by -- the name seed pearls\n",
      "  the measuring cup -- are used mainly in -- the creation\n",
      "\n",
      "That task is performed with eleven strainers , or sieves , that are pierced with different numbers of holes .\n",
      "  That task -- is performed with -- strainers\n",
      "  sieves -- are pierced with -- different numbers\n",
      "\n",
      "Those pearls staying in the strainers with twenty to eighty holes are in the first order .\n",
      "  Those pearls -- staying in -- the strainers\n",
      "  the strainers -- twenty -- eighty holes\n",
      "  eighty holes -- are in -- the first order\n",
      "\n",
      "Those not slipping through the sieves pierced with 100 to 800 holes are in the second order .\n",
      "  the sieves -- pierced with -- holes\n",
      "  holes -- are in -- the second order\n",
      "\n",
      "Finally , those pearls for which one uses strainers pierced with 900 to 1,000 holes make up the seed pearls . \"\n",
      "  those pearls -- uses -- strainers\n",
      "  strainers -- pierced with -- holes\n",
      "  holes -- make up -- the seed pearls\n",
      "\n",
      "\" How ingenious , \" Conseil said , \" to reduce dividing and classifying pearls to a mechanical operation .\n",
      "  Conseil -- said -- dividing\n",
      "  Conseil -- reduce -- dividing\n",
      "\n",
      "And could master tell us the profits brought in by harvesting these banks of pearl oysters ? \"\n",
      "  master tell -- us -- the profits\n",
      "  the profits -- brought in -- these banks\n",
      "  the profits -- harvesting these banks of -- pearl oysters ?\n",
      "\n",
      "\" According to Sir 's book , \" I replied , \" these Ceylon fisheries are farmed annually for a total profit of 3,000,000 man - eaters . \"\n",
      "  book -- I -- replied\n",
      "  these Ceylon fisheries -- are farmed annually for -- a total profit\n",
      "\n",
      "But I do not think these fisheries bring in the returns they once did .\n",
      "  these fisheries -- bring in -- did\n",
      "  these fisheries -- returns -- did\n",
      "\n",
      "Similarly , the Central American fisheries used to make an annual profit of 4,000,000 francs during the reign of King Charles V , but now they bring in only two - thirds of that amount .\n",
      "  the Central American fisheries -- used -- an annual profit\n",
      "  the Central American fisheries -- make an annual profit of -- 4,000,000\n",
      "  King Charles V -- now -- thirds\n",
      "  King Charles V -- bring in -- thirds\n",
      "\n",
      "All in all , it is estimated that 9,000,000 francs is the current yearly return for the whole pearl - harvesting industry . \"\n",
      "  that 9,000,000 -- is -- the whole pearl\n",
      "  that 9,000,000 -- return for -- the whole pearl\n",
      "\n",
      "\" But , \" Conseil asked , \" have not certain famous pearls been quoted at extremely high prices ? \"\n",
      "  Conseil -- asked -- certain famous pearls\n",
      "  Conseil -- have not -- certain famous pearls\n",
      "  certain famous pearls -- been quoted at -- high prices ?\n",
      "\n",
      "They say Julius Caesar gave Servilia a pearl worth 120,000 francs in our currency . \"\n",
      "  Julius Caesar -- gave Servilia -- a pearl worth 120,000\n",
      "  a pearl worth 120,000 -- our -- currency\n",
      "\n",
      "\" I have even heard stories , \" the Canadian said , \" about some lady in ancient times who drank pearls in vinegar . \"\n",
      "  even -- heard -- stories\n",
      "  stories -- said -- some lady\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Abominable , Ned my friend , \" Conseil replied . \"\n",
      "  Ned -- my -- friend\n",
      "\n",
      "But when a little glass of vinegar is worth 1,500,000 francs , its taste is a small price to pay . \"\n",
      "  vinegar -- is -- worth 1,500,000\n",
      "  worth 1,500,000 -- taste is -- a small price\n",
      "\n",
      "\" I am sorry I did not marry the gal , \" the Canadian said , throwing up his hands with an air of discouragement . \"\n",
      "  the gal -- said -- hands\n",
      "\n",
      "Ned Land married to Cleopatra ?\n",
      "  Ned Land -- married -- Cleopatra ?\n",
      "\n",
      "But I was all set to tie the knot , Conseil , \" the Canadian replied in all seriousness , \" and it was not my fault the whole business fell through .\n",
      "  Conseil -- replied in -- all seriousness\n",
      "  all seriousness -- was not my fault -- the whole business\n",
      "\n",
      "I even bought a pearl necklace for my fiancΘe , Kate Tender , but she married somebody else instead .\n",
      "  even -- bought a pearl necklace for my -- fiancΘe\n",
      "\n",
      "Well , that necklace cost me only $ 1.50 , but you can absolutely trust me on this , professor , its pearls were so big , they would not have gone through that strainer with twenty holes . \"\n",
      "  1.50 -- you -- trust\n",
      "  1.50 -- absolutely -- trust\n",
      "  trust -- me on -- professor\n",
      "  pearls -- were so -- big\n",
      "  big -- have gone through -- that strainer\n",
      "\n",
      "\" My gallant Ned , \" I replied , laughing , \" those were artificial pearls , ordinary glass beads whose insides were coated with Essence of Orient . \"\n",
      "  gallant Ned -- I -- replied\n",
      "  replied -- were -- artificial pearls\n",
      "  whose insides -- were coated with -- Essence\n",
      "\n",
      "\" That Essence of Orient must sell for quite a large sum . \"\n",
      "  Orient -- sell for quite -- a large sum\n",
      "\n",
      "It comes from the scales of a European carp , it is nothing more than a silver substance that collects in the water and is preserved in ammonia .\n",
      "  a European carp -- is nothing more than -- a silver substance\n",
      "  the water -- is preserved in -- ammonia\n",
      "\n",
      "But , \" I said , \" getting back to pearls of great value , I do not think any sovereign ever possessed one superior to the pearl owned by Captain Nemo . \"\n",
      "  great value -- I do not think -- the pearl\n",
      "  great value -- ever possessed -- the pearl\n",
      "  the pearl -- owned by Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "\n",
      "Conseil said , pointing to a magnificent jewel in its glass case .\n",
      "  Conseil -- said -- a magnificent jewel\n",
      "  Conseil -- pointing -- a magnificent jewel\n",
      "\n",
      "And I am certainly not far off when I estimate its value at 2,000,000 .\n",
      "  certainly -- far off when I estimate its value at -- 2,000,000\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Yes , \" I said , \" 2,000,000 francs , and no doubt all it cost our captain was the effort to pick it up . \"\n",
      "  2,000,000 -- doubt all -- cost\n",
      "  cost -- our captain was -- the effort\n",
      "\n",
      "\" During our stroll tomorrow , who says we wo not run into one just like it ? \"\n",
      "  tomorrow -- says -- we\n",
      "  we -- run into -- ?\n",
      "\n",
      "\" What good would a pearl worth millions do us here on the Nautilus ? \"\n",
      "  a pearl worth millions -- do us here on -- the Nautilus ?\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Conseil put in , shaking his head . \"\n",
      "  Conseil -- put in -- head\n",
      "  Conseil -- shaking -- head\n",
      "\n",
      "In fact , \" I said , \" Mr. Land is right .\n",
      "  fact -- I said -- Mr. Land\n",
      "  Mr. Land -- is -- right\n",
      "\n",
      "And if we ever brought back to Europe or America a pearl worth millions , it would make the story of our adventures more authentic - and much more rewarding . \"\n",
      "  we -- ever brought back -- Europe\n",
      "  America a pearl worth millions -- make the story of our adventures -- more authentic -\n",
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      "But , \" said Conseil , who perpetually returned to the didactic side of things , \" is this pearl fishing ever dangerous ? \"\n",
      "  perpetually -- returned -- the didactic side\n",
      "  the didactic side -- is -- this pearl fishing\n",
      "  this pearl fishing -- ever -- dangerous ?\n",
      "\n",
      "\" What risks would you run in a job like that ? \"\n",
      "  What risks -- you run in -- a job\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Whatever you say , Ned . \"\n",
      "  Whatever -- you say -- Ned\n",
      "\n",
      "Then , trying to imitate Captain Nem 's carefree tone , I asked , \" By the way , gallant Ned , are you afraid of sharks ? \"\n",
      "  Then -- trying -- Nem\n",
      "  Then -- Captain -- Nem\n",
      "  carefree tone -- I asked -- the way\n",
      "  gallant Ned -- are you afraid of -- sharks ?\n",
      "\n",
      "It is my job to make a mockery of them ! \"\n",
      "  job -- make a mockery of -- !\n",
      "\n",
      "\" It is not an issue , \" I said , \" of fishing for them with a swivel hook , hoisting them onto the deck of a ship , chopping off the tail with a sweep of the ax , opening the belly , ripping out the heart , and tossing it into the sea . \"\n",
      "  an issue -- I said -- fishing\n",
      "  fishing -- them with -- a swivel hook\n",
      "  the ax -- opening -- the belly\n",
      "  the belly -- ripping out -- the heart\n",
      "  the heart -- tossing it into -- the sea\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Ye gods , just give me a good harpoon !\n",
      "  Ye gods -- give me -- a good harpoon !\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Ned Land had a way of pronouncing the word \" snap \" that sent chills down the spine . \"\n",
      "  Ned Land -- had a way of pronouncing -- the word\n",
      "  snap -- sent chills down -- the spine\n",
      "\n",
      "\" If master faces these sharks , \" Conseil said , \" I think his loyal manservant should face them with him ! \"\n",
      "  master -- faces -- these sharks\n",
      "  Conseil -- said -- loyal manservant\n",
      "  Conseil -- I think -- loyal manservant\n",
      "  face -- them with -- !\n",
      "\n",
      "Man - eaters played a major role in my dreams .\n",
      "  eaters -- played -- dreams\n",
      "  eaters -- role in my -- dreams\n",
      "\n",
      "And I found it more or less appropriate that the French word for shark , requin , has its linguistic roots in the word requiem .\n",
      "  requin -- has -- the word requiem\n",
      "  requin -- roots in -- the word requiem\n",
      "\n",
      "The next day at four o'clock in the morning , I was awakened by the steward whom Captain Nemo had placed expressly at my service .\n",
      "  the morning -- I was awakened by -- the steward whom\n",
      "  the steward whom -- Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "  Nemo -- had placed expressly at my -- service\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Professor Aronnax , \" he said to me , \" are you ready to start ? \"\n",
      "  Professor Aronnax -- said -- ?\n",
      "  Professor Aronnax -- are you ready -- ?\n",
      "  Professor Aronnax -- start -- ?\n",
      "\n",
      "\" What about my companions , captain ? \"\n",
      "  companions -- captain -- ?\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Are not we going to put on our diving suits ? \"\n",
      "  we -- going -- diving suits ?\n",
      "  we -- put on our -- diving suits ?\n",
      "\n",
      "I have not let the Nautilus pull too near the coast , and we are fairly well out from the Mannar oysterbank .\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- pull too near -- the coast\n",
      "  we -- are fairly well out -- the Mannar oysterbank\n",
      "\n",
      "But I have the skiff ready , and it will take us to the exact spot where we will disembark , which will save us a pretty long trek .\n",
      "  the skiff -- ready -- us\n",
      "  the skiff -- take -- us\n",
      "  save -- us -- pretty long trek\n",
      "\n",
      "It is carrying our diving equipment , and we will suit up just before we begin our underwater exploring .\n",
      "  we -- begin our -- underwater\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Captain Nemo took me to the central companionway whose steps led to the platform .\n",
      "  Nemo -- took me -- the central companionway whose steps\n",
      "  the central companionway whose steps -- led -- the platform\n",
      "\n",
      "Ned and Conseil were there , enraptured with the \" pleasure trip \" getting under way .\n",
      "  Conseil -- were -- enraptured\n",
      "  pleasure trip -- getting under -- way\n",
      "\n",
      "Oars in position , five of the Nautilu 's sailors were waiting for us aboard the skiff , which was moored alongside .\n",
      "  sailors -- were waiting for -- us\n",
      "  us -- aboard -- the skiff\n",
      "  the skiff -- was -- moored\n",
      "\n",
      "Layers of clouds cloaked the sky and left only a few stars in view .\n",
      "  clouds -- cloaked -- the sky\n",
      "  the sky -- left only a few stars in -- view\n",
      "\n",
      "My eyes flew to the side where land lay , but I saw only a blurred line covering three - quarters of the horizon from southwest to northwest .\n",
      "  land lay -- I -- a blurred\n",
      "  a blurred -- line covering -- quarters\n",
      "\n",
      "Going up Ceylo 's west coast during the night , the Nautilus lay west of the bay , or rather that gulf formed by the mainland and Mannar Island .\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- lay west of -- the bay\n",
      "  the bay -- rather -- that gulf\n",
      "  that gulf -- formed by -- the mainland\n",
      "\n",
      "Captain Nemo , Conseil , Ned Land , and I found seats in the stern of the skiff .\n",
      "  Ned Land -- I found seats in -- the stern\n",
      "\n",
      "The longboa 's coxswain took the tiller ; his four companions leaned into their oars ; the moorings were cast off and we pulled clear .\n",
      "  coxswain -- took -- the tiller\n",
      "  companions -- leaned into -- oars\n",
      "  the moorings -- were cast off -- we\n",
      "  we -- pulled -- clear\n",
      "\n",
      "The oarsmen took their time .\n",
      "  The oarsmen -- took -- time\n",
      "\n",
      "I watched their strokes vigorously catch the water , and they always waited ten seconds before rowing again , following the practice used in most navies .\n",
      "  the water -- always waited -- seconds\n",
      "  rowing again -- following -- the practice\n",
      "  the practice -- used in -- most navies\n",
      "\n",
      "While the longboat coasted , drops of liquid flicked from the oars and hit the dark troughs of the waves , pitter - pattering like splashes of molten lead .\n",
      "  the oars -- hit the dark troughs of -- the waves\n",
      "\n",
      "Coming from well out , a mild swell made the skiff roll gently , and a few cresting billows lapped at its bow .\n",
      "  a mild swell -- made -- the skiff roll\n",
      "\n",
      "What was Captain Nemo thinking ?\n",
      "  Nemo -- thinking -- ?\n",
      "\n",
      "Perhaps that this approaching shore was too close for comfort , contrary to the Canadia 's views in which it still seemed too far away .\n",
      "  shore -- was too close for -- comfort\n",
      "  comfort -- contrary -- the Canadia\n",
      "\n",
      "As for Conseil , he had come along out of simple curiosity .\n",
      "  Conseil -- had come along out of -- simple curiosity\n",
      "\n",
      "Near 5:30 the first glimmers of light on the horizon defined the upper lines of the coast with greater distinctness .\n",
      "  the horizon -- defined the upper lines of -- the coast\n",
      "\n",
      "Fairly flat to the east , it swelled a little toward the south .\n",
      "  the east -- swelled a little toward -- the south\n",
      "\n",
      "Five miles still separated it from us , and its beach merged with the misty waters .\n",
      "  miles -- separated it from -- us\n",
      "  beach -- merged with -- the misty waters\n",
      "\n",
      "As Captain Nemo had commented , we were arriving in these waterways a month too soon .\n",
      "  Nemo -- had -- commented\n",
      "  we -- were arriving in -- a month\n",
      "\n",
      "At six o'clock the day broke suddenly , with that speed unique to tropical regions , which experience no real dawn or dusk .\n",
      "  the day -- broke suddenly -- tropical regions\n",
      "  the day -- speed -- tropical regions\n",
      "\n",
      "The su 's rays pierced the cloud curtain gathered on the easterly horizon , and the radiant orb rose swiftly .\n",
      "  rays -- pierced -- the cloud curtain\n",
      "  the cloud curtain -- gathered on -- the easterly horizon\n",
      "\n",
      "I could clearly see the shore , which featured a few sparse trees here and there .\n",
      "  the shore -- featured -- a few sparse trees here\n",
      "\n",
      "Captain Nemo stood up from his thwart and studied the sea .\n",
      "  Nemo -- stood up from -- thwart\n",
      "  thwart -- studied -- the sea\n",
      "\n",
      "At his signal the anchor was lowered , but its chain barely ran because the bottom lay no more than a meter down , and this locality was one of the shallowest spots near the bank of shellfish .\n",
      "  the anchor -- was lowered -- chain\n",
      "  chain -- barely ran because -- this locality\n",
      "  chain -- bottom lay no more than -- this locality\n",
      "  this locality -- was -- the shallowest spots\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Here we are , Professor Aronnax , \" Captain Nemo then said . \"\n",
      "  we -- are -- Professor Aronnax\n",
      "  Professor Aronnax -- Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "\n",
      "A month from now in this very place , the numerous fishing boats of the harvesters will gather , and these are the waters their divers will ransack so daringly .\n",
      "  A month -- now in -- this very place\n",
      "  gather -- are -- the waters\n",
      "\n",
      "This bay is felicitously laid out for their type of fishing .\n",
      "  This bay -- is -- felicitously\n",
      "  felicitously -- laid out for -- type\n",
      "\n",
      "It is sheltered from the strongest winds , and the sea is never very turbulent here , highly favorable conditions for diving work .\n",
      "  the sea -- is never -- very turbulent here\n",
      "\n",
      "Now let us put on our underwater suits , and we will begin our stroll .\n",
      "  us -- put on our -- underwater suits\n",
      "\n",
      "\" I did not reply , and while staring at these suspicious waves , I began to put on my heavy aquatic clothes , helped by the longboa 's sailors .\n",
      "  these suspicious waves -- I began -- heavy aquatic clothes\n",
      "  these suspicious waves -- put on my -- heavy aquatic clothes\n",
      "  heavy aquatic clothes -- helped by -- the longboa\n",
      "\n",
      "Captain Nemo and my two companions suited up as well .\n",
      "  Nemo -- my -- companions suited\n",
      "\n",
      "None of the Nautilu 's men were to go with us on this new excursion .\n",
      "  men -- were -- us\n",
      "\n",
      "Soon we were imprisoned up to the neck in india - rubber clothing , and straps fastened the air devices onto our backs .\n",
      "  we -- were imprisoned up -- the neck\n",
      "  straps -- fastened -- the air devices\n",
      "  the air devices -- onto our -- backs\n",
      "\n",
      "As for the Ruhmkorff device , it did not seem to be in the picture .\n",
      "  the Ruhmkorff device -- did not seem -- the picture\n",
      "  the Ruhmkorff device -- be in -- the picture\n",
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      "Before inserting my head into its copper capsule , I commented on this to the captain .\n",
      "  copper capsule -- I commented on this -- the captain\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Our lighting equipment would be useless to us , \" the captain answered me . \"\n",
      "  equipment -- be -- us\n",
      "\n",
      "We wo not be going very deep , and the su 's rays will be sufficient to light our way .\n",
      "  We -- be going -- the su\n",
      "  rays -- be sufficient -- light\n",
      "  light -- our -- way\n",
      "\n",
      "\" As Captain Nemo pronounced these words , I turned to Conseil and Ned Land .\n",
      "  Nemo -- pronounced -- these words\n",
      "  these words -- I turned -- Conseil\n",
      "\n",
      "But my two friends had already encased their craniums in their metal headgear , and they could neither hear nor reply .\n",
      "  friends -- had already encased their craniums in -- metal headgear\n",
      "  metal headgear -- neither hear nor -- reply\n",
      "\n",
      "I had one question left to address to Captain Nemo .\n",
      "  question -- left -- Nemo\n",
      "  question -- address -- Nemo\n",
      "  question -- Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "\n",
      "Slip it under your belt and let us be off .\n",
      "  your belt -- let -- us\n",
      "\n",
      "They were armed in the same fashion , and Ned Land was also brandishing an enormous harpoon he had stowed in the skiff before leaving the Nautilus .\n",
      "  Ned Land -- was also brandishing -- stowed\n",
      "  Ned Land -- harpoon -- stowed\n",
      "  Ned Land -- had stowed in -- the skiff\n",
      "  the skiff -- leaving -- the Nautilus\n",
      "\n",
      "Then , following the captai 's example , I let myself be crowned with my heavy copper sphere , and our air tanks immediately went into action .\n",
      "  Then -- following -- the captai\n",
      "  example -- I let myself be crowned with my -- heavy copper sphere\n",
      "  heavy copper sphere -- our -- air tanks\n",
      "  air tanks -- immediately went into -- action\n",
      "\n",
      "An instant later , the longboa 's sailors helped us overboard one after the other , and we set foot on level sand in a meter and a half of water .\n",
      "  sailors -- helped -- us\n",
      "  we -- set foot on -- level sand\n",
      "\n",
      "Captain Nemo gave us a hand signal .\n",
      "  Nemo -- gave us -- a hand signal\n",
      "\n",
      "We followed him down a gentle slope and disappeared under the waves .\n",
      "  We -- followed him down -- a gentle slope\n",
      "\n",
      "There the obsessive fears in my brain left me .\n",
      "  the obsessive fears -- my -- brain\n",
      "\n",
      "The ease with which I could move increased my confidence , and the many strange sights captivated my imagination .\n",
      "  The ease -- I -- confidence\n",
      "  The ease -- move increased my -- confidence\n",
      "  the many strange sights captivated -- my -- imagination\n",
      "\n",
      "The sun was already sending sufficient light under these waves .\n",
      "  The sun -- was already sending sufficient light under -- these waves\n",
      "\n",
      "The tiniest objects remained visible .\n",
      "  The tiniest objects -- remained -- visible\n",
      "\n",
      "After ten minutes of walking , we were in five meters of water , and the terrain had become almost flat .\n",
      "  we -- were in -- meters\n",
      "  the terrain -- had become almost -- flat\n",
      "\n",
      "Like a covey of snipe over a marsh , there rose underfoot schools of unusual fish from the genus Monopterus , whose members have no fin but their tail .\n",
      "  whose members -- have -- no fin\n",
      "\n",
      "I recognized the Javanese eel , a genuine eight - decimeter serpent with a bluish gray belly , which , without the gold lines over its flanks , could easily be confused with the conger eel .\n",
      "  flanks -- be confused with -- the conger eel\n",
      "\n",
      "From the butterfish genus , whose oval bodies are very flat , I observed several adorned in brilliant colors and sporting a dorsal fin like a sickle , edible fish that , when dried and marinated , make an excellent dish known by the name \" karawade \" ; then some sea poachers , fish belonging to the genus Aspidophoroides , whose bodies are covered with scaly armor divided into eight lengthwise sections .\n",
      "  whose oval bodies -- are -- very flat\n",
      "  very flat -- I observed several adorned in -- brilliant colors\n",
      "  brilliant colors -- sporting a dorsal fin like -- a sickle\n",
      "  marinated -- make -- an excellent dish\n",
      "  an excellent dish -- known by -- the name\n",
      "  karawade -- then -- some sea poachers\n",
      "  whose bodies -- are covered with -- scaly armor\n",
      "  scaly armor -- divided into -- lengthwise sections\n",
      "\n",
      "Meanwhile , as the sun got progressively higher , it lit up the watery mass more and more .\n",
      "  the sun -- got -- progressively\n",
      "  progressively -- lit up -- the watery\n",
      "\n",
      "Its fine - grained sand was followed by a genuine causeway of smooth crags covered by a carpet of mollusks and zoophytes .\n",
      "  grained sand -- was followed by -- a genuine causeway\n",
      "  smooth crags -- covered by -- a carpet\n",
      "\n",
      "Among other specimens in these two branches , I noted some windowpane oysters with thin valves of unequal size , a type of ostracod unique to the Red Sea and the Indian Ocean , then orange - hued lucina with circular shells , awl - shaped auger shells , some of those Persian murex snails that supply the Nautilus with such wonderful dye , spiky periwinkles fifteen centimeters long that rose under the waves like hands ready to grab you , turban snails with shells made of horn and bristling all over with spines , lamp shells , edible duck clams that feed the Hindu marketplace , subtly luminous jellyfish of the species Pelagia panopyra , and finally some wonderful Oculina flabelliforma , magnificent sea fans that fashion one of the most luxuriant tree forms in this ocean .\n",
      "  branches -- I noted some windowpane oysters with -- thin valves\n",
      "  the Indian Ocean -- then orange - -- hued lucina\n",
      "  hands -- ready -- you\n",
      "  hands -- grab -- you\n",
      "  shells -- made of -- horn\n",
      "  horn -- bristling all over -- spines\n",
      "  edible duck clams -- feed -- the Hindu marketplace\n",
      "  the species Pelagia panopyra -- finally -- some wonderful Oculina flabelliforma\n",
      "\n",
      "In the midst of this moving vegetation , under arbors of water plants , there raced legions of clumsy articulates , in particular some fanged frog crabs whose carapaces form a slightly rounded triangle , robber crabs exclusive to these waterways , and horrible parthenope crabs whose appearance was repulsive to the eye .\n",
      "  clumsy articulates -- particular -- some fanged frog crabs whose carapaces\n",
      "  some fanged frog crabs whose carapaces -- form -- triangle\n",
      "  some fanged frog crabs whose carapaces -- rounded -- triangle\n",
      "  horrible parthenope crabs whose appearance -- was -- repulsive\n",
      "\n",
      "One animal no less hideous , which I encountered several times , was the enormous crab that Mr. Darwin observed , to which nature has given the instinct and requisite strength to eat coconuts ; it scrambles up trees on the beach and sends the coconuts tumbling ; they fracture in their fall and are opened by its powerful pincers .\n",
      "  no less hideous -- I encountered -- several times\n",
      "  several times -- was -- the enormous crab that Mr. Darwin\n",
      "  the enormous crab that Mr. Darwin -- observed -- which nature\n",
      "  which nature -- has given -- the instinct\n",
      "  requisite -- strength -- coconuts\n",
      "  requisite -- eat -- coconuts\n",
      "  the beach -- sends -- tumbling\n",
      "  fall -- are opened by -- powerful pincers\n",
      "\n",
      "Here , under these clear waves , this crab raced around with matchless agility , while green turtles from the species frequenting the Malabar coast moved sluggishly among the crumbling rocks .\n",
      "  this crab -- raced around with -- matchless agility\n",
      "  the Malabar coast -- moved sluggishly among -- rocks\n",
      "\n",
      "Near seven o'clock we finally surveyed the bank of shellfish , where pearl oysters reproduce by the millions .\n",
      "  o'clock we -- surveyed the bank of -- shellfish\n",
      "  pearl oysters -- reproduce by -- the millions\n",
      "\n",
      "These valuable mollusks stick to rocks , where they're strongly attached by a mass of brown filaments that forbids their moving about .\n",
      "  These valuable mollusks -- stick -- rocks\n",
      "  they're -- attached by -- a mass\n",
      "\n",
      "In this respect oysters are inferior even to mussels , to whom nature has not denied all talent for locomotion .\n",
      "  this respect oysters -- are -- mussels\n",
      "  this respect oysters -- even -- mussels\n",
      "  whom nature -- has not denied all talent for -- locomotion\n",
      "\n",
      "The shellfish Meleagrina , that womb for pearls whose valves are nearly equal in size , has the shape of a round shell with thick walls and a very rough exterior .\n",
      "  pearls whose valves -- are nearly equal in -- size\n",
      "  size -- has the shape of -- a round shell\n",
      "\n",
      "Some of these shells were furrowed with flaky , greenish bands that radiated down from the top .\n",
      "  these shells -- were furrowed with -- flaky\n",
      "\n",
      "The others had rugged black surfaces , measured up to fifteen centimeters in width , and were ten or more years old .\n",
      "  The others -- had -- centimeters\n",
      "  The others -- measured up -- centimeters\n",
      "  width -- were -- more years\n",
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      "Captain Nemo pointed to this prodigious heap of shellfish , and I saw that these mines were genuinely inexhaustible , since natur 's creative powers are greater than ma 's destructive instincts .\n",
      "  Nemo -- pointed -- this prodigious heap\n",
      "  shellfish -- I saw that -- these mines\n",
      "  these mines -- were -- genuinely inexhaustible\n",
      "  creative powers -- are greater than -- ma\n",
      "\n",
      "True to those instincts , Ned Land greedily stuffed the finest of these mollusks into a net he carried at his side .\n",
      "  Ned Land -- stuffed the finest of -- these mollusks\n",
      "  a net -- carried at -- side\n",
      "\n",
      "We had to follow the captain , who headed down trails seemingly known only to himself .\n",
      "  We -- had -- the captain\n",
      "  We -- follow -- the captain\n",
      "\n",
      "The seafloor rose noticeably , and when I lifted my arms , sometimes they would pass above the surface of the sea .\n",
      "  The seafloor rose noticeably -- I lifted my -- arms\n",
      "  pass -- surface of -- the sea\n",
      "\n",
      "Often we went around tall , pointed rocks rising like pyramids .\n",
      "  we -- went around -- rocks\n",
      "  we -- pointed -- rocks\n",
      "  rocks -- rising like -- pyramids\n",
      "\n",
      "In their dark crevices huge crustaceans , aiming their long legs like heavy artillery , watched us with unblinking eyes , while underfoot there crept millipedes , bloodworms , aricia worms , and annelid worms , whose antennas and tubular tentacles were incredibly long .\n",
      "  dark crevices huge crustaceans -- aiming their long legs like -- heavy artillery\n",
      "  heavy artillery -- watched us with -- unblinking\n",
      "  tubular tentacles -- were -- incredibly long\n",
      "\n",
      "Just then a huge cave opened up in our path , hollowed from a picturesque pile of rocks whose smooth heights were completely hung with underwater flora .\n",
      "  a huge cave -- opened up in our -- path\n",
      "  rocks whose smooth heights -- were completely hung with -- underwater flora\n",
      "\n",
      "At first this cave looked pitch - black to me .\n",
      "  this cave -- looked pitch - -- black\n",
      "\n",
      "Inside , the su 's rays seemed to diminish by degrees .\n",
      "  rays -- seemed -- degrees\n",
      "  rays -- diminish by -- degrees\n",
      "\n",
      "Their hazy transparency was nothing more than drowned light .\n",
      "  hazy transparency -- was nothing more than -- light\n",
      "\n",
      "I distinguished the unpredictably contoured springings of a vault , supported by natural pillars firmly based on a granite foundation , like the weighty columns of Tuscan architecture .\n",
      "  a vault -- supported by -- natural pillars\n",
      "\n",
      "Why had our incomprehensible guide taken us into the depths of this underwater crypt ?\n",
      "  incomprehensible guide -- taken us into -- the depths\n",
      "\n",
      "After going down a fairly steep slope , our feet trod the floor of a sort of circular pit .\n",
      "  steep slope -- our feet trod the floor of -- circular pit\n",
      "\n",
      "There Captain Nemo stopped , and his hand indicated an object that I had not yet noticed .\n",
      "  Nemo -- stopped -- hand\n",
      "\n",
      "It was an oyster of extraordinary dimensions , a titanic giant clam , a holy - water font that could have held a whole lake , a basin more than two meters wide , hence even bigger than the one adorning the Nautilu 's lounge .\n",
      "  water font -- have held -- a whole lake\n",
      "  hence even bigger -- adorning -- the Nautilu\n",
      "\n",
      "Its mass of filaments attached it to a table of granite , and there it grew by itself in the midst of the cav 's calm waters .\n",
      "  filaments -- attached -- a table\n",
      "  granite -- grew by itself in -- the cav\n",
      "  granite -- midst of -- the cav\n",
      "\n",
      "Hence such an oyster held fifteen kilos of meat , and you'd need the stomach of King Gargantua to eat a couple dozen .\n",
      "  Hence -- such -- an oyster\n",
      "  an oyster -- held fifteen -- kilos\n",
      "  you'd -- need -- King Gargantua\n",
      "  you'd -- stomach of -- King Gargantua\n",
      "\n",
      "Captain Nemo was obviously familiar with this bivalv 's existence .\n",
      "  Nemo -- was obviously familiar with -- this bivalv\n",
      "\n",
      "This was not the first time he'd paid it a visit , and I thought his sole reason for leading us to this locality was to show us a natural curiosity .\n",
      "  the first time he'd -- paid -- a visit\n",
      "  a visit -- I thought his sole reason for leading -- us\n",
      "  this locality -- was -- show\n",
      "  show -- us -- a natural curiosity\n",
      "\n",
      "Captain Nemo had an explicit personal interest in checking on the current condition of this giant clam .\n",
      "  Nemo -- had an explicit personal interest in checking on -- the current condition\n",
      "\n",
      "The captain approached and stuck his dagger vertically between the shells to discourage any ideas about closing ; then with his hands he raised the fringed , membrane - filled tunic that made up the anima 's mantle .\n",
      "  the shells -- discourage any ideas about -- closing\n",
      "  closing -- then with -- hands\n",
      "  hands -- raised -- the fringed\n",
      "  membrane -- filled tunic that made up -- the anima\n",
      "\n",
      "There , between its leaflike folds , I saw a loose pearl as big as a coconut .\n",
      "  leaflike folds -- I saw -- pearl\n",
      "  leaflike folds -- loose pearl as -- a coconut\n",
      "\n",
      "Its globular shape , perfect clarity , and wonderful orient made it a jewel of incalculable value .\n",
      "  wonderful orient -- made it a jewel of -- incalculable value\n",
      "\n",
      "Carried away by curiosity , I stretched out my hand to take it , weigh it , fondle it !\n",
      "  curiosity -- I stretched out my -- hand\n",
      "  hand -- take -- !\n",
      "  hand -- fondle -- !\n",
      "\n",
      "But the captain stopped me , signaled no , removed his dagger in one swift motion , and let the two valves snap shut .\n",
      "  swift motion -- let -- valves snap\n",
      "\n",
      "By leaving the pearl buried beneath the giant cla 's mantle , he allowed it to grow imperceptibly .\n",
      "  the pearl -- buried beneath -- the giant cla\n",
      "  mantle -- allowed -- grow imperceptibly\n",
      "\n",
      "With each passing year the mollus 's secretions added new concentric layers .\n",
      "  secretions -- added -- new concentric layers\n",
      "\n",
      "The captain alone was familiar with the cave where this wonderful fruit of nature was \" ripening \" ; he alone reared it , so to speak , in order to transfer it one day to his dearly beloved museum .\n",
      "  nature -- was -- ripening\n",
      "  ripening -- reared -- order\n",
      "  dearly -- beloved -- museum\n",
      "\n",
      "Perhaps , following the examples of oyster farmers in China and India , he had even predetermined the creation of this pearl by sticking under the mollus 's folds some piece of glass or metal that was gradually covered with mother - of - pearl .\n",
      "  Perhaps -- following the examples of -- oyster farmers\n",
      "  India -- had -- even\n",
      "  even -- predetermined the creation of -- this pearl\n",
      "  the mollus -- folds some piece of -- glass\n",
      "  metal -- was gradually covered with mother - of -- pearl\n",
      "\n",
      "In any case , comparing this pearl to others I already knew about , and to those shimmering in the captai 's collection , I estimated that it was worth at least 10,000,000 francs .\n",
      "  others -- I already knew about -- those shimmering\n",
      "  collection -- I estimated that -- worth\n",
      "  collection -- was worth at -- least 10,000,000\n",
      "\n",
      "It was a superb natural curiosity rather than a luxurious piece of jewelry , because I do not know of any female ear that could handle it .\n",
      "  natural curiosity -- rather than -- a luxurious\n",
      "  jewelry -- I do not know of -- any female ear\n",
      "\n",
      "Our visit to this opulent giant clam came to an end .\n",
      "  this opulent giant clam -- came -- an end\n",
      "\n",
      "Captain Nemo left the cave , and we climbed back up the bank of shellfish in the midst of these clear waters not yet disturbed by divers at work .\n",
      "  Nemo -- left -- the cave\n",
      "  we -- climbed back up the bank of -- shellfish\n",
      "  shellfish -- midst of -- these clear waters\n",
      "  these clear waters -- disturbed by -- divers\n",
      "\n",
      "We walked by ourselves , genuine loiterers stopping or straying as our fancies dictated .\n",
      "  We -- walked by -- ourselves\n",
      "  genuine loiterers -- stopping -- fancies dictated\n",
      "  genuine loiterers -- our -- fancies dictated\n",
      "\n",
      "For my part , I was no longer worried about those dangers my imagination had so ridiculously exaggerated .\n",
      "  part -- I was -- those dangers\n",
      "  part -- longer worried about -- those dangers\n",
      "  those dangers -- my -- imagination\n",
      "  imagination -- had so -- ridiculously\n",
      "\n",
      "The shallows drew noticeably closer to the surface of the sea , and soon , walking in only a meter of water , my head passed well above the level of the ocean .\n",
      "  The shallows -- drew -- noticeably\n",
      "  noticeably -- closer -- the sea\n",
      "  noticeably -- surface of -- the sea\n",
      "  water -- my -- head\n",
      "  head -- passed well above -- the level\n",
      "\n",
      "Conseil rejoined me , and gluing his huge copper capsule to mine , his eyes gave me a friendly greeting .\n",
      "  Conseil -- gluing -- huge copper\n",
      "  mine -- gave me -- a friendly greeting\n",
      "\n",
      "But this lofty plateau measured only a few fathoms , and soon we reentered Our Element .\n",
      "  this lofty plateau -- measured only -- a few fathoms\n",
      "  we reentered -- Our -- Element\n",
      "\n",
      "Ten minutes later , Captain Nemo stopped suddenly .\n",
      "  minutes later -- Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "\n",
      "I thought he'd called a halt so that we could turn and start back .\n",
      "  he'd -- called -- that we\n",
      "  he'd -- halt so -- that we\n",
      "  that we -- turn -- back\n",
      "  that we -- start -- back\n",
      "\n",
      "With a gesture he ordered us to crouch beside him at the foot of a wide crevice .\n",
      "  crouch -- beside him at -- the foot\n",
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      "Five meters away a shadow appeared and dropped to the seafloor .\n",
      "  a shadow -- appeared -- the seafloor\n",
      "  a shadow -- dropped -- the seafloor\n",
      "\n",
      "The alarming idea of sharks crossed my mind .\n",
      "  sharks -- my -- mind\n",
      "\n",
      "But I was mistaken , and once again we did not have to deal with monsters of the deep .\n",
      "  we -- did not have -- deal\n",
      "\n",
      "It was a man , a living man , a black Indian fisherman , a poor devil who no doubt had come to gather what he could before harvest time .\n",
      "  a poor devil -- doubt had come -- harvest time\n",
      "  a poor devil -- gather what -- harvest time\n",
      "\n",
      "I saw the bottom of his dinghy , moored a few feet above his head .\n",
      "  dinghy -- moored a few feet above -- head\n",
      "\n",
      "He would dive and go back up in quick succession .\n",
      "  dive -- back up in -- quick succession\n",
      "\n",
      "A stone cut in the shape of a sugar loaf , which he gripped between his feet while a rope connected it to his boat , served to lower him more quickly to the ocean floor .\n",
      "  A stone -- cut in -- the shape\n",
      "  a sugar loaf -- gripped between -- feet\n",
      "  a rope -- connected -- boat\n",
      "  boat -- served -- lower\n",
      "\n",
      "Arriving on the seafloor at a depth of about five meters , he fell to his knees and stuffed his sack with shellfish gathered at random .\n",
      "  the seafloor -- depth of -- meters\n",
      "  meters -- fell -- knees\n",
      "  knees -- stuffed his sack with -- shellfish\n",
      "  shellfish -- gathered at -- random\n",
      "\n",
      "Then he went back up , emptied his sack , pulled up his stone , and started all over again , the whole process lasting only thirty seconds .\n",
      "  sack -- pulled up -- stone\n",
      "  stone -- started all over -- again\n",
      "\n",
      "A shadow cast by our crag hid us from his view .\n",
      "  A shadow -- cast by our crag hid us from -- view\n",
      "\n",
      "And besides , how could this poor Indian ever have guessed that human beings , creatures like himself , were near him under the waters , eavesdropping on his movements , not missing a single detail of his fishing !\n",
      "  creatures -- were near him under -- the waters\n",
      "  movements -- missing a single detail of -- fishing !\n",
      "\n",
      "He gathered only about ten shellfish per dive , because he had to tear them from the banks where each clung with its tough mass of filaments .\n",
      "  dive -- had -- tear\n",
      "  tear -- them from -- the banks\n",
      "\n",
      "And how many of these oysters for which he risked his life would have no pearl in them !\n",
      "  these oysters -- risked -- life\n",
      "  life -- have no pearl in -- !\n",
      "\n",
      "His movements were systematically executed , and for half an hour no danger seemed to threaten him .\n",
      "  movements -- were -- systematically\n",
      "  systematically -- executed -- an hour no danger\n",
      "  systematically -- half -- an hour no danger\n",
      "  an hour no danger -- seemed -- threaten\n",
      "\n",
      "So I had gotten used to the sight of this fascinating fishing when all at once , just as the Indian was kneeling on the seafloor , I saw him make a frightened gesture , stand , and gather himself to spring back to the surface of the waves .\n",
      "  this fascinating fishing -- all at -- the Indian\n",
      "  the Indian -- was kneeling on -- the seafloor\n",
      "  the seafloor -- I -- gesture\n",
      "  the seafloor -- make -- gesture\n",
      "  the seafloor -- frightened -- gesture\n",
      "  gesture -- gather himself -- spring\n",
      "  spring -- back -- the waves\n",
      "  spring -- surface of -- the waves\n",
      "\n",
      "It was a shark of huge size , moving in diagonally , eyes ablaze , jaws wide open !\n",
      "  huge size -- moving in -- diagonally\n",
      "  ablaze -- jaws -- !\n",
      "  ablaze -- open -- !\n",
      "\n",
      "I was speechless with horror , unable to make a single movement .\n",
      "  horror -- unable -- a single movement\n",
      "  horror -- make -- a single movement\n",
      "\n",
      "With one vigorous stroke of its fins , the voracious animal shot toward the Indian , who jumped aside and avoided the shar 's bite but not the thrashing of its tail , because that tail struck him across the chest and stretched him out on the seafloor .\n",
      "  aside -- avoided -- the shar\n",
      "  that tail -- struck him across -- the chest\n",
      "\n",
      "This scene lasted barely a few seconds .\n",
      "  This scene lasted -- barely -- a few seconds\n",
      "\n",
      "The shark returned , rolled over on its back , and was getting ready to cut the Indian in half , when Captain Nemo , who was stationed beside me , suddenly stood up .\n",
      "  The shark -- returned -- back\n",
      "  The shark -- rolled over -- back\n",
      "  back -- was getting ready -- the Indian\n",
      "  back -- cut the Indian in -- half\n",
      "  half -- Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "\n",
      "Then he strode right toward the monster , dagger in hand , ready to fight it at close quarters .\n",
      "  hand -- ready -- quarters\n",
      "  hand -- fight it at close -- quarters\n",
      "\n",
      "Just as it was about to snap up the poor fisherman , the man - eater saw its new adversary , repositioned itself on its belly , and headed swiftly toward him .\n",
      "  the man -- saw -- new adversary\n",
      "  repositioned -- itself on -- belly\n",
      "\n",
      "I can see Captain Nem 's bearing to this day .\n",
      "  can see -- Captain -- Nem\n",
      "  Nem -- bearing -- this day\n",
      "\n",
      "Bracing himself , he waited for the fearsome man - eater with wonderful composure , and when the latter rushed at him , the captain leaped aside with prodigious quickness , avoided a collision , and sank his dagger into its belly .\n",
      "  Bracing -- waited for -- the fearsome man\n",
      "  the latter -- rushed at -- leaped\n",
      "  the latter -- captain -- leaped\n",
      "  leaped -- aside with -- prodigious quickness\n",
      "  prodigious quickness -- avoided -- a collision\n",
      "\n",
      "The sea was dyed red , and through this opaque liquid I could see nothing else .\n",
      "  The sea -- was -- dyed red\n",
      "\n",
      "Nothing else until the moment when , through a rift in the clouds , I saw the daring captain clinging to one of the anima 's fins , fighting the monster at close quarters , belaboring his enem 's belly with stabs of the dagger yet unable to deliver the deciding thrust , in other words , a direct hit to the heart .\n",
      "  the clouds -- I saw -- clinging\n",
      "  the clouds -- captain -- clinging\n",
      "  fins -- fighting the monster at close -- quarters\n",
      "  quarters -- belaboring -- enem\n",
      "  the dagger -- unable -- the deciding\n",
      "  the dagger -- deliver -- the deciding\n",
      "  the deciding -- thrust -- other words\n",
      "  a direct -- hit -- the heart\n",
      "\n",
      "In its struggles the man - eater churned the watery mass so furiously , its eddies threatened to knock me over .\n",
      "  the man -- churned -- the watery mass\n",
      "\n",
      "But I was transfixed with horror , unable to move .\n",
      "  horror -- unable -- move\n",
      "\n",
      "I saw the fight enter a new phase .\n",
      "  the fight -- enter -- a new phase\n",
      "\n",
      "Then the shar 's jaws opened astoundingly wide , like a pair of industrial shears , and that would have been the finish of Captain Nemo had not Ned Land , quick as thought , rushed forward with his harpoon and driven its dreadful point into the shar 's underside .\n",
      "  the shar -- jaws opened -- astoundingly\n",
      "  industrial shears -- have been -- Nemo\n",
      "  industrial shears -- finish of Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "  Nemo -- had not -- Ned Land\n",
      "  quick -- thought -- harpoon\n",
      "  quick -- rushed forward with -- harpoon\n",
      "  harpoon -- driven its dreadful point into -- the shar\n",
      "\n",
      "The waves were saturated with masses of blood .\n",
      "  The waves -- were saturated with -- masses\n",
      "\n",
      "The waters shook with the movements of the man - eater , which thrashed about with indescribable fury .\n",
      "  The waters -- shook with -- the movements\n",
      "  which thrashed -- about with -- indescribable fury\n",
      "\n",
      "Ned Land had not missed his target .\n",
      "  Ned Land -- had not missed -- target\n",
      "\n",
      "Pierced to the heart , it was struggling with dreadful spasms whose aftershocks knocked Conseil off his feet .\n",
      "  the heart -- was struggling with -- dreadful spasms whose aftershocks\n",
      "  dreadful spasms whose aftershocks -- knocked Conseil off -- feet\n",
      "\n",
      "Meanwhile Ned Land pulled the captain clear .\n",
      "  Meanwhile Ned Land -- pulled -- clear\n",
      "  Meanwhile Ned Land -- captain -- clear\n",
      "\n",
      "Uninjured , the latter stood up , went right to the Indian , quickly cut the rope binding the man to his stone , took the fellow in his arms , and with a vigorous kick of the heel , rose to the surface of the sea .\n",
      "  the latter -- stood up -- the Indian\n",
      "  the latter -- went right -- the Indian\n",
      "  the Indian -- cut -- the rope\n",
      "  the rope -- binding -- the man\n",
      "  stone -- took the fellow in -- arms\n",
      "  rose -- surface of -- the sea\n",
      "\n",
      "The three of us followed him , and a few moments later , miraculously safe , we reached the fisherma 's longboat .\n",
      "  us -- followed -- a few moments later\n",
      "  we -- reached -- the fisherma\n",
      "\n",
      "Captain Nem 's first concern was to revive this unfortunate man .\n",
      "  first concern -- was -- this unfortunate man\n",
      "  first concern -- revive -- this unfortunate man\n",
      "\n",
      "I hoped so , since the poor devil had not been under very long .\n",
      "  the poor devil -- had not been under -- very long\n",
      "\n",
      "But that stroke from the shar 's tail could have been his deathblow .\n",
      "  tail -- have been -- deathblow\n",
      "\n",
      "Fortunately , after vigorous massaging by Conseil and the captain , I saw the nearly drowned man regain consciousness little by little .\n",
      "  the captain -- I saw -- man\n",
      "\n",
      "How startled he must have felt , how frightened even , at seeing four huge , copper craniums leaning over him !\n",
      "  even -- seeing -- copper craniums leaning\n",
      "\n",
      "And above all , what must he have thought when Captain Nemo pulled a bag of pearls from a pocket in his diving suit and placed it in the fisherma 's hands ?\n",
      "  Nemo -- pulled a bag of -- pearls\n",
      "  diving suit -- placed it in -- the fisherma\n",
      "\n",
      "This magnificent benefaction from the Man of the Waters to the poor Indian from Ceylon was accepted by the latter with trembling hands .\n",
      "  Ceylon -- was accepted by -- the latter\n",
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      "His bewildered eyes indicated that he did not know to what superhuman creatures he owed both his life and his fortune .\n",
      "  bewildered -- indicated that -- what superhuman creatures\n",
      "  bewildered -- did not know -- what superhuman creatures\n",
      "  what superhuman creatures -- owed both -- life\n",
      "\n",
      "At the captai 's signal we returned to the bank of shellfish , and retracing our steps , we walked for half an hour until we encountered the anchor connecting the seafloor with the Nautilu 's skiff .\n",
      "  the captai -- signal -- we\n",
      "  we -- returned -- the bank\n",
      "  retracing -- our -- steps\n",
      "  we -- walked for half an hour until -- we\n",
      "  we -- encountered -- the anchor\n",
      "  the anchor -- connecting the seafloor with -- the Nautilu\n",
      "\n",
      "Back on board , the sailors helped divest us of our heavy copper carapaces .\n",
      "  the sailors -- helped divest us of our -- heavy copper carapaces\n",
      "\n",
      "The ghost of a smile glided across the captai 's lips , and that was all .\n",
      "  the captai -- lips -- all .\n",
      "  the captai -- was -- all .\n",
      "\n",
      "The longboat flew over the waves .\n",
      "  The longboat -- flew over -- the waves\n",
      "\n",
      "A few minutes later we encountered the shar 's corpse again , floating .\n",
      "  A few minutes -- later -- we\n",
      "  we -- encountered -- the shar\n",
      "\n",
      "From the black markings on the tips of its fins , I recognized the dreadful Squalus melanopterus from the seas of the East Indies , a variety in the species of sharks proper .\n",
      "  fins -- I recognized the dreadful Squalus melanopterus from -- the seas\n",
      "\n",
      "It was more than twenty - five feet long ; its enormous mouth occupied a third of its body .\n",
      "  feet -- mouth occupied a third of -- body\n",
      "\n",
      "It was an adult , as could be seen from the six rows of teeth forming an isosceles triangle in its upper jaw .\n",
      "  an adult -- be seen from -- rows\n",
      "  rows -- teeth forming an isosceles triangle in -- upper jaw\n",
      "\n",
      "Conseil looked at it with purely scientific fascination , and I am sure he placed it , not without good reason , in the class of cartilaginous fish , order Chondropterygia with fixed gills , family Selacia , genus Squalus .\n",
      "  Conseil -- looked at -- purely scientific fascination\n",
      "  purely scientific fascination -- I am sure -- good reason\n",
      "  purely scientific fascination -- placed -- good reason\n",
      "  order Chondropterygia -- fixed -- gills\n",
      "\n",
      "While I was contemplating this inert mass , suddenly a dozen of these voracious melanoptera appeared around our longboat ; but , paying no attention to us , they pounced on the corpse and quarreled over every scrap of it .\n",
      "  this inert mass -- suddenly a dozen of -- these voracious melanoptera\n",
      "  these voracious melanoptera -- appeared around our -- longboat\n",
      "  longboat -- paying -- no attention\n",
      "  us -- pounced on -- the corpse\n",
      "\n",
      "By 8:30 we were back on board the Nautilus .\n",
      "  8:30 we -- were back on board -- the Nautilus\n",
      "\n",
      "There I fell to thinking about the incidents that marked our excursion over the Mannar oysterbank .\n",
      "  the incidents -- marked our excursion over -- the Mannar oysterbank\n",
      "\n",
      "One concerned Captain Nem 's matchless bravery , the other his devotion to a human being , a representative of that race from which he had fled beneath the seas .\n",
      "  a human -- being -- a representative\n",
      "  that race -- had fled beneath -- the seas\n",
      "\n",
      "In spite of everything , this strange man had not yet succeeded in completely stifling his heart .\n",
      "  this strange man -- had not -- heart\n",
      "  this strange man -- succeeded in completely stifling -- heart\n",
      "\n",
      "When I shared these impressions with him , he answered me in a tone touched with emotion :\n",
      "  these impressions -- me in -- a tone\n",
      "  a tone -- touched with -- emotion :\n",
      "\n",
      "\" That Indian , professor , lives in the land of the oppressed , and I am to this day , and will be until my last breath , a native of that same land ! \"\n",
      "  the oppressed -- I am -- this day\n",
      "  this day -- be until my -- last breath\n",
      "\n",
      "CHAPTER 4 The Red Sea DURING THE DAY of January 29 , the island of Ceylon disappeared below the horizon , and at a speed of twenty miles per hour , the Nautilus glided into the labyrinthine channels that separate the Maldive and Laccadive Islands .\n",
      "  the labyrinthine channels -- separate -- the Maldive\n",
      "\n",
      "It likewise hugged Kiltan Island , a shore of madreporic origin discovered by Vasco da Gama in 1499 and one of nineteen chief islands in the island group of the Laccadives , located between latitude 10 degrees and 14 degrees 30 ' north , and between longitude 50 degrees 72 ' and 69 degrees east .\n",
      "  madreporic origin -- discovered by -- Vasco\n",
      "  the Laccadives -- located between latitude -- degrees\n",
      "\n",
      "By then we had fared 16,220 miles , or 7,500 leagues , from our starting point in the seas of Japan .\n",
      "  we -- had -- fared 16,220 miles\n",
      "  7,500 leagues -- our starting point in -- the seas\n",
      "\n",
      "The next day , January 30 , when the Nautilus rose to the surface of the ocean , there was no more land in sight .\n",
      "  the Nautilus rose -- surface of -- the ocean\n",
      "  the ocean -- was no more land in -- sight\n",
      "\n",
      "Setting its course to the north - northwest , the ship headed toward the Gulf of Oman , carved out between Arabia and the Indian peninsula and providing access to the Persian Gulf .\n",
      "  Oman -- carved out between -- Arabia\n",
      "  the Indian peninsula -- providing -- access\n",
      "\n",
      "So where was Captain Nemo taking us ?\n",
      "  Nemo -- taking -- us ?\n",
      "\n",
      "Which did not satisfy the Canadian , who that day asked me where we were going .\n",
      "  that day -- asked -- we\n",
      "\n",
      "\" We are going , Mr. Ned , where the captai 's fancy takes us . \"\n",
      "  We -- are going -- Mr. Ned\n",
      "\n",
      "\" His fancy , \" the Canadian replied , \" wo not take us very far .\n",
      "  the Canadian replied -- take -- us\n",
      "\n",
      "The Persian Gulf has no outlet , and if we enter those waters , it wo not be long before we return in our tracks . \"\n",
      "  The Persian Gulf -- has -- no outlet\n",
      "  we -- enter -- those waters\n",
      "  those waters -- be long before -- we\n",
      "\n",
      "\" All right , we will return , Mr. Land , and after the Persian Gulf , if the Nautilus wants to visit the Red Sea , the Strait of Bab el Mandeb is still there to let us in ! \"\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- wants -- the Red Sea\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- visit -- the Red Sea\n",
      "  Bab el -- is still -- us\n",
      "  Bab el -- let us in -- !\n",
      "\n",
      "\" I do not have to tell you , sir , \" Ned Land replied , \" that the Red Sea is just as landlocked as the gulf , since the Isthmus of Suez has not been cut all the way through yet ; and even if it was , a boat as secretive as ours would not risk a canal intersected with locks .\n",
      "  the Red Sea -- is just as -- the gulf\n",
      "  Suez -- has not been cut all the way through -- even\n",
      "  even -- was -- a boat\n",
      "  ours -- risk a canal intersected with -- locks\n",
      "\n",
      "So the Red Sea wo not be our way back to Europe either . \"\n",
      "  the Red Sea -- be our -- way\n",
      "  way -- back -- Europe\n",
      "\n",
      "\" But I did not say we had return to Europe . \"\n",
      "  we -- had return -- Europe\n",
      "\n",
      "\" What do you figure , then ? \"\n",
      "  figure -- then -- ?\n",
      "\n",
      "\" I figure that after visiting these unusual waterways of Arabia and Egypt , the Nautilus will go back down to the Indian Ocean , perhaps through Mozambique Channel , perhaps off the Mascarene Islands , and then make for the Cape of Good Hope . \"\n",
      "  figure -- visiting these unusual waterways of -- Arabia\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- back down -- the Indian Ocean\n",
      "  the Indian Ocean -- perhaps through -- Mozambique Channel\n",
      "  Mozambique Channel -- perhaps off -- the Mascarene Islands\n",
      "  the Mascarene Islands -- then make for -- the Cape\n",
      "\n",
      "\" And once we are at the Cape of Good Hope ? \"\n",
      "  we -- are at -- the Cape\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Well then , we will enter that Atlantic Ocean with which we are not yet familiar .\n",
      "  we -- enter that Atlantic Ocean with -- which we\n",
      "\n",
      "What is wrong , Ned my friend ?\n",
      "  Ned -- my -- friend ?\n",
      "\n",
      "Are you bored with the constantly changing sight of these underwater wonders ?\n",
      "  the constantly -- changing sight of -- these underwater wonders ?\n",
      "\n",
      "\" But do not you realize , Professor Aronnax , \" the Canadian replied , \" that soon we will have been imprisoned for three whole months aboard this Nautilus ? \"\n",
      "  we -- have been imprisoned for -- whole months\n",
      "  whole months -- aboard -- this Nautilus ?\n",
      "\n",
      "\" No , Ned , I did not realize it , I do not want to realize it , and I do not keep track of every day and every hour . \"\n",
      "  Ned -- I did not realize -- track\n",
      "  Ned -- I do not want -- track\n",
      "  Ned -- realize -- track\n",
      "  Ned -- I do not keep track of -- every day\n",
      "\n",
      "Meanwhile ther 's nothing we can do about it , and our discussions are futile .\n",
      "  nothing we -- do about -- discussions\n",
      "  nothing we -- our -- discussions\n",
      "  discussions -- are -- futile\n",
      "\n",
      "My gallant Ned , if you come and tell me , ‘A chance to escape is available to us , ' then I will discuss it with you .\n",
      "  gallant Ned -- you come -- ‘A\n",
      "  gallant Ned -- tell -- ‘A\n",
      "  ‘A -- chance -- escape\n",
      "  escape -- is -- available\n",
      "  us -- then I -- you\n",
      "  us -- discuss it with -- you\n",
      "\n",
      "But that is not the case , and in all honesty , I do not think Captain Nemo ever ventures into European seas .\n",
      "  all honesty -- I do not think Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "  Nemo -- ever ventures into -- European seas\n",
      "\n",
      "\" This short dialogue reveals that in my mania for the Nautilus , I was turning into the spitting image of its commander .\n",
      "  This short dialogue -- reveals that -- mania\n",
      "  This short dialogue -- my mania for -- the Nautilus\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- I was turning into -- the spitting image\n",
      "\n",
      "As for Ned Land , he ended our talk in his best speechifying style :\n"
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      "  Ned Land -- ended our talk in -- best speechifying style :\n",
      "\n",
      "But in my humble opinion , a life in jail is a life without joy .\n",
      "  jail -- is a life without -- joy\n",
      "\n",
      "\" For four days until February 3 , the Nautilus inspected the Gulf of Oman at various speeds and depths .\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- inspected the Gulf of -- Oman\n",
      "  Oman -- speeds -- depths\n",
      "\n",
      "It seemed to be traveling at random , as if hesitating over which course to follow , but it never crossed the Tropic of Cancer .\n",
      "  follow -- never crossed the Tropic of -- Cancer\n",
      "\n",
      "After leaving this gulf we raised Muscat for an instant , the most important town in the country of Oman .\n",
      "  this gulf we -- raised Muscat for -- an instant\n",
      "\n",
      "I marveled at its strange appearance in the midst of the black rocks surrounding it , against which the white of its houses and forts stood out sharply .\n",
      "  strange appearance -- midst of -- the black rocks\n",
      "  the black rocks -- surrounding -- the white\n",
      "  the black rocks -- which the white of -- houses\n",
      "\n",
      "Then our ship went along at a distance of six miles from the Arabic coasts of Mahra and Hadhramaut , their undulating lines of mountains relieved by a few ancient ruins .\n",
      "  ship -- went along at -- a distance\n",
      "  mountains -- relieved by -- a few ancient ruins\n",
      "\n",
      "On February 5 we finally put into the Gulf of Aden , a genuine funnel stuck into the neck of Bab el Mandeb and bottling these Indian waters in the Red Sea .\n",
      "  we -- put into -- the Gulf\n",
      "  Aden -- stuck into -- the neck\n",
      "  Bab el Mandeb -- bottling these Indian waters in -- the Red Sea\n",
      "\n",
      "On February 6 the Nautilus cruised in sight of the city of Aden , perched on a promontory connected to the continent by a narrow isthmus , a sort of inaccessible Gibraltar whose fortifications the English rebuilt after capturing it in 1839. I glimpsed the octagonal minarets of this town , which used to be one of the wealthiest , busiest commercial centers along this coast , as the Arab historian Idrisi tells it .\n",
      "  Aden -- perched on -- a promontory\n",
      "  a promontory -- connected -- the continent\n",
      "  inaccessible Gibraltar whose -- fortifications -- the English\n",
      "  the English -- rebuilt after capturing it in -- 1839.\n",
      "  1839. -- I glimpsed the octagonal minarets of -- this town\n",
      "  this town -- used -- the wealthiest\n",
      "  this town -- be -- the wealthiest\n",
      "\n",
      "I was convinced that when Captain Nemo reached this point , he would back out again ; but I was mistaken , and much to my surprise , he did nothing of the sort .\n",
      "  Nemo -- reached -- this point\n",
      "  this point -- back out -- again\n",
      "  again -- I was mistaken -- surprise\n",
      "  again -- my -- surprise\n",
      "\n",
      "The next day , February 7 , we entered the Strait of Bab el Mandeb , whose name means \" Gate of Tears \" in the Arabic language .\n",
      "  we -- entered the Strait of -- Bab el Mandeb\n",
      "\n",
      "Twenty miles wide , it is only fifty - two kilometers long , and with the Nautilus launched at full speed , clearing it was the work of barely an hour .\n",
      "  Twenty miles -- is only -- kilometers long\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- launched at -- full speed\n",
      "  full speed -- clearing -- the work\n",
      "  full speed -- was the work of barely -- an hour\n",
      "\n",
      "But I did not see a thing , not even Perim Island where the British government built fortifications to strengthen Ade 's position .\n",
      "  the British government -- built -- fortifications\n",
      "  fortifications -- strengthen -- Ade\n",
      "\n",
      "There were many English and French steamers plowing this narrow passageway , liners going from Suez to Bombay , Calcutta , Melbourne , RΘunion Island , and Mauritius ; far too much traffic for the Nautilus to make an appearance on the surface .\n",
      "  liners -- going from -- Suez\n",
      "  Mauritius -- far too much traffic for -- the Nautilus\n",
      "\n",
      "Finally , at noon , we were plowing the waves of the Red Sea .\n",
      "  we -- were plowing the waves of -- the Red Sea\n",
      "\n",
      "that great lake so famous in biblical traditions , seldom replenished by rains , fed by no important rivers , continually drained by a high rate of evaporation , its water level dropping a meter and a half every year !\n",
      "  rains -- fed by -- no important rivers\n",
      "  no important rivers -- drained by -- a high rate\n",
      "  water level -- dropping -- a meter\n",
      "  a meter -- half -- every year !\n",
      "\n",
      "If it were fully landlocked like a lake , this odd gulf might dry up completely ; on this score it is inferior to its neighbors , the Caspian Sea and the Dead Sea , whose levels lower only to the point where their evaporation exactly equals the amounts of water they take to their hearts .\n",
      "  dry -- up completely -- neighbors\n",
      "  dry -- score -- neighbors\n",
      "  dry -- is inferior -- neighbors\n",
      "  whose levels -- lower only -- the point\n",
      "  evaporation -- equals the amounts of -- water\n",
      "  water -- take -- hearts\n",
      "\n",
      "This Red Sea is 2,600 kilometers long with an average width of 240. In the days of the Ptolemies and the Roman emperors , it was a great commercial artery for the world , and when its isthmus has been cut through , it will completely regain that bygone importance that the Suez railways have already brought back in part .\n",
      "  This Red Sea -- is -- kilometers long\n",
      "  the Roman emperors -- was a great commercial artery for -- the world\n",
      "  isthmus -- has been cut through -- that bygone importance\n",
      "  isthmus -- regain that bygone importance that -- the Suez railways\n",
      "  the Suez railways -- have already brought back in -- part\n",
      "\n",
      "I would not even attempt to understand the whim that induced Captain Nemo to take us into this gulf .\n",
      "  even -- attempt -- the whim\n",
      "  even -- understand the whim that induced Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "  Nemo -- take us into -- this gulf\n",
      "\n",
      "But I wholeheartedly approved of the Nautilu 's entering it .\n",
      "  wholeheartedly -- approved of -- the Nautilu\n",
      "\n",
      "It adopted a medium pace , sometimes staying on the surface , sometimes diving to avoid some ship , and so I could observe both the inside and topside of this highly unusual sea .\n",
      "  a medium pace -- staying on -- diving\n",
      "  a medium pace -- surface -- diving\n",
      "  diving -- avoid -- some ship\n",
      "  some ship -- I -- the inside\n",
      "  some ship -- observe both -- the inside\n",
      "\n",
      "On February 8 , as early as the first hours of daylight , Mocha appeared before us :\n",
      "  Mocha -- appeared before -- us :\n",
      "\n",
      "a town now in ruins , whose walls would collapse at the mere sound of a cannon , and which shelters a few leafy date trees here and there .\n",
      "  a town -- now in -- ruins\n",
      "  whose -- walls -- collapse\n",
      "  a cannon -- shelters -- a few leafy date trees here\n",
      "\n",
      "This once - important city used to contain six public marketplaces plus twenty - six mosques , and its walls , protected by fourteen forts , fashioned a three - kilometer girdle around it .\n",
      "  important city -- used -- public marketplaces plus twenty\n",
      "  important city -- contain -- public marketplaces plus twenty\n",
      "  walls -- protected by -- forts\n",
      "  forts -- fashioned -- kilometer girdle\n",
      "\n",
      "Then the Nautilus drew near the beaches of Africa , where the sea is considerably deeper .\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- drew near -- the beaches\n",
      "\n",
      "There , through the open panels and in a midwater of crystal clarity , our ship enabled us to study wonderful bushes of shining coral and huge chunks of rock wrapped in splendid green furs of algae and fucus .\n",
      "  crystal clarity -- our -- ship\n",
      "  ship -- enabled -- us\n",
      "  rock -- wrapped in -- splendid green furs\n",
      "\n",
      "What an indescribable sight , and what a variety of settings and scenery where these reefs and volcanic islands leveled off by the Libyan coast !\n",
      "  an indescribable sight -- what a variety of -- settings\n",
      "  volcanic islands -- leveled off by -- the Libyan coast !\n",
      "\n",
      "But soon the Nautilus hugged the eastern shore where these tree forms appeared in all their glory .\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- hugged -- these tree forms\n",
      "  these tree forms -- appeared in -- glory\n",
      "\n",
      "This was off the coast of Tihama , and there such zoophyte displays not only flourished below sea level but they also fashioned picturesque networks that unreeled as high as ten fathoms above it ; the latter were more whimsical but less colorful than the former , which kept their bloom thanks to the moist vitality of the waters .\n",
      "  the latter -- were -- more whimsical\n",
      "  more whimsical -- kept their bloom -- thanks\n",
      "\n",
      "How many delightful hours I spent in this way at the lounge window !\n",
      "  many delightful hours -- I spent in -- this way\n",
      "\n",
      "How many new specimens of underwater flora and fauna I marveled at beneath the light of our electric beacon !\n",
      "  fauna -- I marveled at -- the light\n",
      "  the light -- our -- electric beacon !\n",
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      "Mushroom - shaped fungus coral , some slate - colored sea anemone including the species Thalassianthus aster among others , organ - pipe coral arranged like flutes and just begging for a puff from the god Pan , shells unique to this sea that dwell in madreporic cavities and whose bases are twisted into squat spirals , and finally a thousand samples of a polypary I had not observed until then :\n",
      "  colored sea anemone -- including the species Thalassianthus aster among -- others\n",
      "  pipe coral -- arranged like -- flutes\n",
      "  flutes -- begging for -- a puff\n",
      "  this sea -- dwell in -- madreporic cavities\n",
      "  whose bases -- are twisted into -- squat spirals\n",
      "  squat spirals -- finally -- samples\n",
      "  a polypary -- I had not observed until then -- :\n",
      "\n",
      "First division in the polyp group , the class Spongiaria has been created by scientists precisely for this unusual exhibit whose usefulness is beyond dispute .\n",
      "  the class Spongiaria -- has been created by -- scientists precisely\n",
      "  scientists precisely -- exhibit -- whose usefulness\n",
      "  whose usefulness -- is beyond -- dispute\n",
      "\n",
      "The sponge is definitely not a plant , as some naturalists still believe , but an animal of the lowest order , a polypary inferior even to coral .\n",
      "  The sponge -- is definitely not -- a plant\n",
      "  a polypary -- even -- coral\n",
      "\n",
      "Its animal nature is not in doubt , and we can not accept even the views of the ancients , who regarded it as halfway between plant and animal .\n",
      "  animal nature -- is not in -- doubt\n",
      "  we -- accept even the views of -- the ancients\n",
      "  the ancients -- regarded it as halfway between -- plant\n",
      "\n",
      "But I must say that naturalists are not in agreement on the structural mode of sponges .\n",
      "  that naturalists -- are not in -- agreement\n",
      "\n",
      "For some it is a polypary , and for others , such as Professor Milne - Edwards , it is a single , solitary individual .\n",
      "  Edwards -- is -- solitary individual\n",
      "\n",
      "The class Spongiaria contains about 300 species that are encountered in a large number of seas and even in certain streams , where they have been given the name freshwater sponges .\n",
      "  species -- are encountered in -- a large number\n",
      "  certain streams -- have been given -- the name freshwater sponges\n",
      "\n",
      "But their waters of choice are the Red Sea and the Mediterranean near the Greek Islands or the coast of Syria .\n",
      "  choice -- are -- the Red Sea\n",
      "\n",
      "These waters witness the reproduction and growth of soft , delicate bath sponges whose prices run as high as 150 francs apiece :\n",
      "  delicate bath sponges whose prices -- run as -- :\n",
      "\n",
      "But since I had no hope of studying these zoophytes in the seaports of the Levant , from which we were separated by the insuperable Isthmus of Suez , I had to be content with observing them in the waters of the Red Sea .\n",
      "  which we -- were separated by -- the insuperable Isthmus\n",
      "  Suez -- I had -- content\n",
      "  Suez -- be content with observing them in -- the waters\n",
      "\n",
      "So I called Conseil to my side , while at an average depth of eight to nine meters , the Nautilus slowly skimmed every beautiful rock on the easterly coast .\n",
      "  Conseil -- my -- side\n",
      "  side -- depth of -- meters\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- slowly skimmed every beautiful rock on -- the easterly coast\n",
      "\n",
      "There sponges grew in every shape , globular , stalklike , leaflike , fingerlike .\n",
      "  sponges -- grew in -- every shape\n",
      "\n",
      "With reasonable accuracy , they lived up to their nicknames of basket sponges , chalice sponges , distaff sponges , elkhorn sponges , lio 's paws , peacoc 's tails , and Neptun 's gloves - designations bestowed on them by fishermen , more poetically inclined than scientists .\n",
      "  reasonable accuracy -- lived up -- nicknames\n",
      "  designations bestowed -- them by -- fishermen\n",
      "\n",
      "A gelatinous , semifluid substance coated the fibrous tissue of these sponges , and from this tissue there escaped a steady trickle of water that , after carrying sustenance to each cell , was being expelled by a contracting movement .\n",
      "  semifluid substance -- coated the fibrous tissue of -- these sponges\n",
      "  this tissue -- escaped a steady trickle of -- water that\n",
      "  water that -- carrying -- sustenance\n",
      "  each cell -- was being expelled by -- a contracting movement\n",
      "\n",
      "Finally nothing remains but the fibers , either gelatinous or made of horn , that constitute your household sponge , which takes on a russet hue and is used for various tasks depending on its degree of elasticity , permeability , or resistance to saturation .\n",
      "  gelatinous -- made of -- horn\n",
      "  horn -- constitute -- your household sponge\n",
      "  a russet hue -- is used for -- various tasks depending\n",
      "\n",
      "These polyparies were sticking to rocks , shells of mollusks , and even the stalks of water plants .\n",
      "  These polyparies -- were -- rocks\n",
      "  mollusks -- even the stalks of -- water plants\n",
      "\n",
      "I told Conseil that sponges are fished up in two ways , either by dragnet or by hand .\n",
      "  Conseil that sponges -- are fished up -- ways\n",
      "  ways -- either by -- dragnet\n",
      "\n",
      "The latter method calls for the services of a diver , but it is preferable because it spares the polypar 's tissue , leaving it with a much higher market value .\n",
      "  The latter method -- calls for -- the services\n",
      "  the services -- is preferable because -- the polypar\n",
      "  preferable -- spares -- the polypar\n",
      "  tissue -- leaving it with -- higher market value\n",
      "\n",
      "Other zoophytes swarming near the sponges consisted chiefly of a very elegant species of jellyfish ; mollusks were represented by varieties of squid that , according to Professor Orbigny , are unique to the Red Sea ; and reptiles by virgata turtles belonging to the genus Chelonia , which furnished our table with a dainty but wholesome dish .\n",
      "  mollusks -- were represented by -- varieties\n",
      "  Professor Orbigny -- are -- the Red Sea\n",
      "  the genus Chelonia -- our table with -- wholesome dish\n",
      "\n",
      "As for fish , they were numerous and often remarkable .\n",
      "  fish -- were -- remarkable\n",
      "  fish -- often -- remarkable\n",
      "\n",
      "Here are the ones that the Nautilu 's nets most frequently hauled on board :\n",
      "  Here -- are the ones that -- the Nautilu\n",
      "  nets -- hauled on -- board :\n",
      "\n",
      "rays , including spotted rays that were oval in shape and brick red in color , their bodies strewn with erratic blue speckles and identifiable by their jagged double stings , silver - backed skates , common stingrays with stippled tails , butterfly rays that looked like huge two - meter cloaks flapping at middepth , toothless guitarfish that were a type of cartilaginous fish closer to the shark , trunkfish known as dromedaries that were one and a half feet long and had humps ending in backward - curving stings , serpentine moray eels with silver tails and bluish backs plus brown pectorals trimmed in gray piping , a species of butterfish called the fiatola decked out in thin gold stripes and the three colors of the French flag , Montague blennies four decimeters long , superb jacks handsomely embellished by seven black crosswise streaks with blue and yellow fins plus gold and silver scales , snooks , standard mullet with yellow heads , parrotfish , wrasse , triggerfish , gobies , etc .\n",
      "  rays -- including spotted rays that were oval in -- shape\n",
      "  identifiable -- double -- stings\n",
      "  silver - -- backed -- skates\n",
      "  butterfly rays -- looked like -- meter cloaks flapping\n",
      "  toothless guitarfish -- were a type of -- cartilaginous fish\n",
      "  cartilaginous fish -- closer -- the shark\n",
      "  trunkfish -- known as -- dromedaries\n",
      "  dromedaries -- were -- a half feet\n",
      "  a half feet -- had humps ending in backward - -- curving stings\n",
      "  bluish backs plus brown pectorals -- trimmed in -- piping\n",
      "  butterfish -- called -- the fiatola\n",
      "  the fiatola -- decked out in -- thin gold stripes\n",
      "\n",
      "On February 9 the Nautilus cruised in the widest part of the Red Sea , measuring 190 miles straight across from Suakin on the west coast to Qunfidha on the east coast .\n",
      "  miles -- across from -- Suakin\n",
      "\n",
      "At noon that day after our position fix , Captain Nemo climbed onto the platform , where I happened to be .\n",
      "  noon that day -- our -- position fix\n",
      "  position fix -- Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "  Nemo -- climbed onto -- the platform\n",
      "\n",
      "I vowed not to let him go below again without at least sounding him out on his future plans .\n",
      "  below -- again without at -- future plans\n",
      "\n",
      "As soon as he saw me , he came over , graciously offered me a cigar , and said to me :\n",
      "  graciously -- me -- a cigar\n",
      "  a cigar -- said -- :\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Well , professor , are you pleased with this Red Sea ?\n",
      "  professor -- are you pleased with -- this Red Sea ?\n",
      "\n"
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      "Have you glimpsed the towns built on its shores ? \"\n",
      "  the towns -- built on -- shores ?\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Yes , Captain Nemo , \" I replied , \" and the Nautilus is wonderfully suited to this whole survey .\n",
      "  Nemo -- I -- replied\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- is -- wonderfully suited\n",
      "\n",
      "Ah , it is a clever boat ! \"\n",
      "  Ah -- is -- a clever boat !\n",
      "\n",
      "It fears neither the Red Se 's dreadful storms nor its currents and reefs . \"\n",
      "  fears -- neither -- the Red Se\n",
      "  dreadful -- nor -- currents\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Indeed , \" I said , \" this sea is mentioned as one of the worst , and in the days of the ancients , if I am not mistaken , it had an abominable reputation . \"\n",
      "  Indeed -- I said -- this sea\n",
      "  this sea -- is mentioned as -- the worst\n",
      "  the ancients -- I am not mistaken -- an abominable reputation\n",
      "  the ancients -- had -- an abominable reputation\n",
      "\n",
      "The Greek and Latin historians can find nothing to say in its favor , and the Greek geographer Strabo adds that it is especially rough during the rainy season and the period of summer prevailing winds .\n",
      "  Latin historians -- find nothing -- favor\n",
      "  Latin historians -- say in -- favor\n",
      "  the Greek geographer Strabo -- is especially rough during -- the rainy season\n",
      "\n",
      "The Arab Idrisi , referring to it by the name Gulf of Colzoum , relates that ships perished in large numbers on its sandbanks and that no one risked navigating it by night .\n",
      "  The Arab Idrisi -- referring -- the name Gulf\n",
      "  sandbanks -- risked navigating it by -- night\n",
      "\n",
      "This , he claims , is a sea subject to fearful hurricanes , strewn with inhospitable islands , and ‘with nothing good to offer , ' either on its surface or in its depths .\n",
      "  claims -- is -- a sea\n",
      "  ' -- either on -- depths\n",
      "  ' -- surface -- depths\n",
      "\n",
      "As a matter of fact , the same views can also be found in Arrian , Agatharchides , and Artemidorus . \"\n",
      "  the same views -- be found in -- Arrian\n",
      "\n",
      "\" One can easily see , \" I answered , \" that those historians did not navigate aboard the Nautilus . \"\n",
      "  see -- I answered -- those historians\n",
      "  those historians -- did not navigate aboard -- the Nautilus\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Indeed , \" the captain replied with a smile , \" and in this respect , the moderns are not much farther along than the ancients .\n",
      "  Indeed -- captain replied with -- a smile\n",
      "  the moderns -- are not -- the ancients\n",
      "  the moderns -- along than -- the ancients\n",
      "\n",
      "It took many centuries to discover the mechanical power of steam !\n",
      "  many centuries -- discover the mechanical power of -- steam !\n",
      "\n",
      "Progress is slow , Professor Aronnax . \"\n",
      "  Progress -- is -- Professor Aronnax\n",
      "\n",
      "Your ship is a century ahead of its time , perhaps several centuries .\n",
      "  Your ship -- is a century ahead of -- time\n",
      "  time -- perhaps -- several centuries\n",
      "\n",
      "It would be most unfortunate if such a secret were to die with its inventor !\n",
      "  a secret -- were -- die\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Captain Nemo did not reply .\n",
      "  Nemo -- did not -- reply\n",
      "\n",
      "\" We were discussing , \" he said , \" the views of ancient historians on the dangers of navigating this Red Sea ? \"\n",
      "  We -- were discussing -- the views\n",
      "  We -- said -- the views\n",
      "  the dangers -- navigating -- this Red Sea ?\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Yes and no , Professor Aronnax , \" answered Captain Nemo , who seemed to know \" his Red Sea \" by heart . \"\n",
      "  Professor Aronnax -- Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "  Nemo -- seemed -- know\n",
      "\n",
      "To a modern ship , well rigged , solidly constructed , and in control of its course thanks to obedient steam , some conditions are no longer hazardous that offered all sorts of dangers to the vessels of the ancients .\n",
      "  solidly -- constructed -- control\n",
      "  some conditions -- are -- hazardous\n",
      "  some conditions -- longer -- hazardous\n",
      "  hazardous -- offered all sorts of -- dangers\n",
      "\n",
      "Picture those early navigators venturing forth in sailboats built from planks lashed together with palm - tree ropes , caulked with powdered resin , and coated with dogfish grease .\n",
      "  those early navigators -- venturing forth in -- sailboats\n",
      "  sailboats -- built from -- planks\n",
      "  planks -- lashed together with -- palm\n",
      "\n",
      "They did not even have instruments for taking their bearings , they went by guesswork in the midst of currents they barely knew .\n",
      "  even -- have instruments for taking -- bearings\n",
      "  bearings -- went by -- guesswork\n",
      "  guesswork -- midst of -- currents\n",
      "\n",
      "But nowadays steamers providing service between Suez and the South Seas have nothing to fear from the fury of this gulf , despite the contrary winds of its monsoons .\n",
      "  nowadays steamers -- providing service between -- Suez\n",
      "  the South -- have nothing -- fear\n",
      "  this gulf -- contrary winds of -- monsoons\n",
      "\n",
      "Their captains and passengers no longer prepare for departure with sacrifices to placate the gods , and after returning , they do not traipse in wreaths and gold ribbons to say thanks at the local temple . \"\n",
      "  captains -- passengers -- departure\n",
      "  captains -- longer prepare for -- departure\n",
      "  sacrifices -- placate -- the gods\n",
      "  the gods -- returning -- traipse\n",
      "  the gods -- do not traipse in -- wreaths\n",
      "  gold ribbons -- say thanks at -- the local temple\n",
      "\n",
      "But since you seem to have made a special study of this sea , captain , can you tell me how it got its name ? \"\n",
      "  captain -- you tell -- name ?\n",
      "  captain -- how -- name ?\n",
      "  captain -- got -- name ?\n",
      "\n",
      "\" This fanciful fellow claims the sea was given its name after the crossing of the Israelites , when the Pharaoh perished in those waves that came together again at Moses ' command :\n",
      "  This fanciful -- claims -- the sea\n",
      "  the sea -- was given its name after -- the crossing\n",
      "  those waves -- came together again at -- Moses\n",
      "  Moses -- command -- :\n",
      "\n",
      "To mark that miraculous sequel , the sea turned a red without equal .\n",
      "  the sea -- turned a red without -- equal\n",
      "\n",
      "Thus no other course would do but to name it for its hue . \"\n",
      "  do -- name it for -- hue\n",
      "\n",
      "\" An artistic explanation , Captain Nemo , \" I replied , \" but I am unable to rest content with it .\n",
      "  An artistic explanation -- Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "  Nemo -- I -- replied\n",
      "  replied -- I am unable -- rest content\n",
      "\n",
      "So I will ask you for your own personal views . \"\n",
      "  ask -- you for your -- personal views\n",
      "\n",
      "To my thinking , Professor Aronnax , this ‘Red Sea ' designation must be regarded as a translation of the Hebrew word ‘Edrom , ' and if the ancients gave it that name , it was because of the unique color of its waters . \"\n",
      "  designation -- be regarded as -- a translation\n",
      "  the ancients -- gave -- that name\n",
      "  that name -- was because -- color\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Until now , however , I have seen only clear waves , without any unique hue . \"\n",
      "  however -- I have seen only -- clear waves\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Surely , but as we move ahead to the far end of this gulf , you will note its odd appearance .\n",
      "  we move -- far end of -- this gulf\n",
      "  this gulf -- you -- will note\n",
      "\n",
      "I recall seeing the bay of El Tur completely red , like a lake of blood . \"\n",
      "  El Tur -- completely -- red\n",
      "\n",
      "It is a purplish , mucilaginous substance produced by those tiny buds known by the name trichodesmia , 40,000 of which are needed to occupy the space of one square millimeter .\n",
      "  mucilaginous substance -- produced by -- those tiny buds\n",
      "  those tiny buds -- known by -- the name trichodesmia\n",
      "  40,000 -- are needed -- the space\n",
      "  40,000 -- occupy the space of -- square millimeter\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Hence , Captain Nemo , this is not the first time you've gone through the Red Sea aboard the Nautilus ? \"\n",
      "  Hence -- Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "  Nemo -- is not -- the first time you've\n",
      "  the first time you've -- gone through -- the Red Sea\n",
      "  the Red Sea -- aboard -- the Nautilus ?\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Then , since you've already mentioned the crossing of the Israelites and the catastrophe that befell the Egyptians , I would ask if you've ever discovered any traces under the waters of that great historic event ? \"\n",
      "  you've -- mentioned the crossing of -- the Israelites\n",
      "  the catastrophe -- befell -- the Egyptians\n",
      "  the Egyptians -- I -- ask\n",
      "  you've -- ever discovered -- the waters\n",
      "  you've -- traces under -- the waters\n",
      "\n",
      "\" It is because that same locality where Moses crossed with all his people is now so clogged with sand , camels can barely get their legs wet .\n",
      "  that same locality -- Moses crossed with all -- people\n",
      "  people -- is now so clogged with -- sand\n",
      "\n",
      "You can understand that my Nautilus would not have enough water for itself . \"\n",
      "  Nautilus -- have enough water for -- itself\n",
      "\n",
      "That locality lies a little above Suez in a sound that used to form a deep estuary when the Red Sea stretched as far as the Bitter Lakes .\n",
      "  a sound -- used -- a deep estuary\n",
      "  a sound -- form a deep estuary when the Red Sea stretched as far as -- the Bitter Lakes\n",
      "\n",
      "Now , whether or not their crossing was literally miraculous , the Israelites did cross there in returning to the Promised Land , and the Pharao 's army did perish at precisely that locality .\n",
      "  crossing -- was literally -- miraculous\n",
      "  the Israelites -- did -- cross\n",
      "  cross -- there in returning -- Land\n",
      "  cross -- Promised -- Land\n",
      "  army -- did perish at -- precisely that locality\n",
      "\n",
      "So I think that excavating those sands would bring to light a great many weapons and tools of Egyptian origin . \"\n",
      "  those sands -- bring -- a great many weapons\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Obviously , \" I replied . \"\n",
      "  Obviously -- I -- replied\n",
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      "And for the sake of archaeology , let us hope that sooner or later such excavations do take place , once new towns are settled on the isthmus after the Suez Canal has been cut through - a canal , by the way , of little use to a ship such as the Nautilus ! \"\n",
      "  archaeology -- let -- us hope that sooner\n",
      "  us hope that sooner -- later -- such excavations\n",
      "  such excavations -- do take -- place\n",
      "  new towns -- are settled on -- the isthmus\n",
      "  the Suez Canal -- has been cut through -- a canal\n",
      "  the way -- use -- a ship\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Surely , but of great use to the world at large , \" Captain Nemo said . \"\n",
      "  Surely -- use -- the world\n",
      "  the world -- Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "\n",
      "The ancients well understood the usefulness to commerce of connecting the Red Sea with the Mediterranean , but they never dreamed of cutting a canal between the two , and instead they picked the Nile as their link .\n",
      "  The ancients -- understood -- the usefulness\n",
      "  commerce -- connecting the Red Sea with -- the Mediterranean\n",
      "  the Mediterranean -- never dreamed of cutting a canal between -- the Nile\n",
      "  a canal -- picked the Nile as -- link\n",
      "\n",
      "If we can trust tradition , it was probably Egyp 's King Sesostris who started digging the canal needed to join the Nile with the Red Sea .\n",
      "  trust -- tradition -- Egyp\n",
      "  trust -- was -- Egyp\n",
      "  King Sesostris -- started digging -- the canal\n",
      "  the canal -- needed -- the Nile\n",
      "  the canal -- join the Nile with -- the Red Sea\n",
      "\n",
      "King Necho II was hard at work on a canal that was fed by Nile water and ran through the Egyptian plains opposite Arabia .\n",
      "  King Necho II -- was hard at -- work\n",
      "  a canal -- was fed by -- Nile water\n",
      "  Nile water -- ran through -- the Egyptian plains\n",
      "\n",
      "This canal could be traveled in four days , and it was so wide , two triple - tiered galleys could pass through it abreast .\n",
      "  This canal -- be traveled in -- days\n",
      "  days -- was so -- tiered galleys\n",
      "\n",
      "Its construction was continued by Darius the Great , son of Hystaspes , and probably completed by King Ptolemy II .\n",
      "  construction -- was continued by Darius -- son\n",
      "  Hystaspes -- completed by -- King Ptolemy II\n",
      "\n",
      "Strabo saw it used for shipping ; but the weakness of its slope between its starting point , near Bubastis , and the Red Sea left it navigable only a few months out of the year .\n",
      "  Strabo -- saw -- shipping\n",
      "  Strabo -- used for -- shipping\n",
      "  slope -- starting -- point\n",
      "  the Red Sea -- left it navigable only a few months out -- the year\n",
      "\n",
      "This canal served commerce until the century of Rom 's Antonine emperors ; it was then abandoned and covered with sand , subsequently reinstated by Arabi 's Caliph Omar I , and finally filled in for good in 761 or 762 A.D .\n",
      "  This canal -- served commerce until -- the century\n",
      "  Antonine emperors -- was then abandoned -- sand\n",
      "  Antonine emperors -- covered with -- sand\n",
      "  sand -- reinstated by -- Arabi\n",
      "  Caliph -- I -- 761\n",
      "  Caliph -- filled in -- 761\n",
      "\n",
      "by Caliph Al - Mansur , in an effort to prevent supplies from reaching Mohammed ibn Abdullah , who had rebelled against him .\n",
      "  an effort -- prevent supplies from reaching -- Mohammed ibn Abdullah\n",
      "\n",
      "During his Egyptian campaign , your General Napoleon Bonaparte discovered traces of this old canal in the Suez desert , and when the tide caught him by surprise , he wellnigh perished just a few hours before rejoining his regiment at Hadjaroth , the very place where Moses had pitched camp 3,300 years before him . \"\n",
      "  your General Napoleon Bonaparte -- traces of -- this old canal\n",
      "  the tide -- caught him by -- surprise\n",
      "  a few hours -- rejoining his regiment at -- Hadjaroth\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Well , captain , what the ancients hesitated to undertake , Mr. de Lesseps is now finishing up ; his joining of these two seas will shorten the route from Cadiz to the East Indies by 9,000 kilometers , and he'll soon change Africa into an immense island . \"\n",
      "  captain -- what -- the ancients hesitated\n",
      "  the ancients hesitated -- undertake -- Mr. de Lesseps\n",
      "  Mr. de Lesseps -- is now finishing up -- the route\n",
      "  Mr. de Lesseps -- joining of -- the route\n",
      "  Mr. de Lesseps -- shorten the route from -- Cadiz\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Yes , Professor Aronnax , and you have every right to be proud of your fellow countryman .\n",
      "  Professor Aronnax -- you have -- your fellow countryman\n",
      "  Professor Aronnax -- right -- your fellow countryman\n",
      "  Professor Aronnax -- be proud of -- your fellow countryman\n",
      "\n",
      "Such a man brings a nation more honor than the greatest commanders !\n",
      "  a man -- brings -- a nation\n",
      "  a nation -- honor than -- the greatest commanders !\n",
      "\n",
      "Like so many others , he began with difficulties and setbacks , but he triumphed because he has the volunteer spirit .\n",
      "  many others -- began with -- difficulties\n",
      "  triumphed -- has -- the volunteer spirit\n",
      "\n",
      "And it is sad to think that this deed , which should have been an international deed , which would have insured that any administration went down in history , will succeed only through the efforts of one man .\n",
      "  sad -- think that -- this deed\n",
      "  this deed -- have been -- an international deed\n",
      "  an international deed -- have insured that -- any administration\n",
      "  any administration -- went down in -- history\n",
      "  history -- succeed only through -- the efforts\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Yes , all hail to that great French citizen , \" I replied , quite startled by how emphatically Captain Nemo had just spoken . \"\n",
      "  that great French citizen -- I -- replied\n",
      "  startled -- how emphatically Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "\n",
      "Unfortunately , \" he went on , \" I can not take you through that Suez Canal , but the day after tomorrow , you will be able to see the long jetties of Port Said when we are in the Mediterranean . \"\n",
      "  tomorrow -- you -- the long jetties\n",
      "  tomorrow -- be able -- the long jetties\n",
      "  Port -- Said when -- we\n",
      "  we -- are in -- the Mediterranean\n",
      "\n",
      "Does that amaze you ? \"\n",
      "  that amaze -- you -- ?\n",
      "\n",
      "\" What amazes me is thinking we will be there the day after tomorrow . \"\n",
      "  What amazes -- is thinking -- we\n",
      "  we -- be -- the day\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Oh really ? \"\n",
      "  Oh -- really -- ?\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Yes , captain , although since I have been aboard your vessel , I should have formed the habit of not being amazed by anything ! \"\n",
      "  captain -- I have been aboard -- your vessel\n",
      "  your vessel -- I -- the habit\n",
      "  your vessel -- have formed the habit of -- anything !\n",
      "  the habit -- being amazed by -- anything !\n",
      "\n",
      "\" But what is it that startles you ? \"\n",
      "  that startles -- you -- ?\n",
      "\n",
      "\" The thought of how hideously fast the Nautilus will need to go , if it is to double the Cape of Good Hope , circle around Africa , and lie in the open Mediterranean by the day after tomorrow . \"\n",
      "  hideously -- fast -- the Nautilus\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- need -- the Cape\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- is -- the Cape\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- double the Cape of -- Good Hope\n",
      "  lie -- open Mediterranean by -- the day\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Surely , \" Captain Nemo replied serenely . \"\n",
      "  Surely -- Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "\n",
      "Under that tongue of land , nature long ago made what man today is making on its surface . \"\n",
      "  nature long ago -- made -- what man today\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Yes , an underground passageway that I have named the Arabian Tunnel .\n",
      "  an underground passageway -- I have named -- the Arabian Tunnel\n",
      "\n",
      "\" And it is by luck that you discovered this passageway ? \"\n",
      "  luck -- you discovered -- this passageway ?\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Luck plus logic , professor , and logic even more than luck . \"\n",
      "  logic -- even more than -- luck\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Captain , I hear you , but I can not believe my ears . \"\n",
      "  Captain -- I hear -- you\n",
      "  you -- I -- ears\n",
      "  you -- believe my -- ears\n",
      "\n",
      "* Not only does this passageway exist , but I have taken advantage of it on several occasions .\n",
      "  * -- does -- this passageway exist\n",
      "  this passageway exist -- I have taken advantage of -- several occasions\n",
      "\n",
      "Is it indiscreet to ask how you discovered this tunnel ? \"\n",
      "  ask -- how you discovered -- this tunnel ?\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Sir , \" the captain answered me , \" there can be no secrets between men who will never leave each other . \"\n",
      "  Sir -- captain answered -- no secrets\n",
      "  Sir -- be no secrets between -- men\n",
      "\n",
      "I ignored this innuendo and waited for Captain Nem 's explanation .\n",
      "  this innuendo -- waited for Captain -- Nem\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Professor , \" he told me , \" the simple logic of the naturalist led me to discover this passageway , and I alone am familiar with it .\n",
      "  Professor -- told -- simple logic\n",
      "  the naturalist -- led me -- this passageway\n",
      "  the naturalist -- discover -- this passageway\n",
      "\n",
      "I would noted that in the Red Sea and the Mediterranean there exist a number of absolutely identical species of fish :\n",
      "  the Red Sea -- exist a number of absolutely identical species of -- fish :\n",
      "\n",
      "Certain of this fact , I wondered if there were not a connection between the two seas .\n",
      "  this fact -- I wondered if -- a connection\n",
      "  this fact -- were not a connection between -- seas\n",
      "\n",
      "If there were , its underground current had to go from the Red Sea to the Mediterranean simply because of their difference in level .\n",
      "  underground current -- had -- the Red Sea\n",
      "  the Mediterranean -- simply because -- difference\n",
      "\n",
      "I slipped copper rings around their tails and tossed them back into the sea .\n",
      "  tails -- back into -- the sea\n",
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      "A few months later off the coast of Syria , I recaptured a few specimens of my fish , adorned with their telltale rings .\n",
      "  A few months -- later off the coast of -- Syria\n",
      "  Syria -- I recaptured a few specimens of my -- fish\n",
      "\n",
      "I searched for it with my Nautilus , I discovered it , I ventured into it ; and soon , professor , you also will have cleared my Arabic tunnel !\n",
      "  Nautilus -- I discovered -- ventured\n",
      "  Nautilus -- I ventured into -- professor\n",
      "  professor -- you also -- Arabic tunnel !\n",
      "  professor -- have cleared my -- Arabic tunnel !\n",
      "\n",
      "\" CHAPTER 5 Arabian Tunnel THE SAME DAY , I reported to Conseil and Ned Land that part of the foregoing conversation directly concerning them .\n",
      "  THE SAME DAY -- I reported -- Conseil\n",
      "  the foregoing conversation -- directly -- concerning\n",
      "\n",
      "When I told them we would be lying in Mediterranean waters within two days , Conseil clapped his hands , but the Canadian shrugged his shoulders .\n",
      "  we -- be lying in -- Mediterranean waters\n",
      "  Conseil -- clapped -- hands\n",
      "  hands -- shrugged -- shoulders\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Ned my friend , \" Conseil replied , \" had you ever heard of the Nautilus ?\n",
      "  Ned -- my -- friend\n",
      "  Conseil replied -- had you ever heard of -- the Nautilus ?\n",
      "\n",
      "So do not shrug your shoulders so blithely , and do not discount something with the feeble excuse that you've never heard of it . \"\n",
      "  blithely -- do not -- discount\n",
      "  discount -- something with -- the feeble excuse that you've\n",
      "\n",
      "Ned Land shot back , shaking his head .\n",
      "  Ned Land shot back -- shaking -- head\n",
      "\n",
      "\" After all , I would like nothing better than to believe in your captai 's little passageway , and may Heaven grant it really does take us to the Mediterranean . \"\n",
      "  Heaven -- grant -- us\n",
      "  Heaven -- take -- us\n",
      "\n",
      "The same evening , at latitude 21 degrees 30 ' north , the Nautilus was afloat on the surface of the sea and drawing nearer to the Arab coast .\n",
      "  The same evening -- latitude -- north\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- was afloat on -- the sea\n",
      "  afloat -- surface of -- the sea\n",
      "  the sea -- drawing nearer -- the Arab coast\n",
      "\n",
      "I could distinguish with reasonable clarity the overall effect of its buildings , the ships made fast along its wharves , and those bigger vessels whose draft of water required them to drop anchor at the por 's offshore mooring .\n",
      "  buildings -- ships made fast along -- wharves\n",
      "  water required -- them -- drop anchor\n",
      "\n",
      "The sun , fairly low on the horizon , struck full force on the houses in this town , accenting their whiteness .\n",
      "  the horizon -- struck full force on -- the houses\n",
      "  this town -- accenting -- whiteness\n",
      "\n",
      "Outside the city limits , some wood or reed huts indicated the quarter where the bedouins lived .\n",
      "  reed -- indicated -- the bedouins\n",
      "  reed -- quarter where -- the bedouins\n",
      "\n",
      "Soon Jidda faded into the shadows of evening , and the Nautilus went back beneath the mildly phosphorescent waters .\n",
      "  Soon Jidda faded -- shadows of -- evening\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- went back beneath -- the mildly phosphorescent waters\n",
      "\n",
      "The next day , February 10 , several ships appeared , running on our opposite tack .\n",
      "  February -- ships appeared -- tack\n",
      "  February -- running on our opposite -- tack\n",
      "\n",
      "The Nautilus resumed its underwater navigating ; but at the moment of our noon sights , the sea was deserted and the ship rose again to its waterline .\n",
      "  The Nautilus -- resumed -- underwater navigating\n",
      "  the moment -- our -- noon sights\n",
      "  the sea -- was -- the ship rose\n",
      "  the ship rose -- again -- waterline\n",
      "\n",
      "With Ned and Conseil , I went to sit on the platform .\n",
      "  Conseil -- I went -- the platform\n",
      "  Conseil -- sit on -- the platform\n",
      "\n",
      "The coast to the east looked like a slightly blurred mass in a damp fog .\n",
      "  the east -- looked like -- a slightly blurred mass\n",
      "\n",
      "Leaning against the sides of the skiff , we were chatting of one thing and another , when Ned Land stretched his hand toward a point in the water , saying to me :\n",
      "  we -- were chatting of -- thing\n",
      "  the water -- saying -- :\n",
      "\n",
      "\" No , Ned , \" I replied , \" but you know I do not have your eyes . \"\n",
      "  Ned -- I -- replied\n",
      "\n",
      "Do not you see a mass that seems to be moving around ? \"\n",
      "  a mass -- be moving around -- ?\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Right , \" I said after observing carefully , \" I can make out something like a long , blackish object on the surface of the water . \"\n",
      "  Right -- I said after observing carefully -- a long\n",
      "  Right -- I -- a long\n",
      "  Right -- make out something like -- a long\n",
      "  blackish object -- surface of -- the water\n",
      "\n",
      "\" No , \" the Canadian replied , \" unless I am badly mistaken , that is some marine animal . \"\n",
      "  the Canadian replied -- unless I am badly mistaken -- some marine animal\n",
      "  the Canadian replied -- is -- some marine animal\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Yes , my boy , \" I replied , \" they're sometimes found here . \"\n",
      "  boy -- I -- replied\n",
      "  they're -- found -- here\n",
      "\n",
      "\" That is no whale , \" continued Ned Land , whose eyes never strayed from the object they had sighted . \"\n",
      "  no whale -- continued -- Ned Land\n",
      "\n",
      "We are old chums , whales and I , and I could not mistake their little ways . \"\n",
      "  We -- are -- old chums\n",
      "  whales -- I -- little ways\n",
      "  whales -- I -- little ways\n",
      "\n",
      "The Nautilus is heading that direction , and we will soon know what we are in for .\n",
      "  The Nautilus -- is -- heading that direction\n",
      "  we -- know -- what we\n",
      "\n",
      "\" In fact , that blackish object was soon only a mile away from us .\n",
      "  that blackish -- object was soon only a mile -- us\n",
      "\n",
      "It looked like a huge reef stranded in midocean .\n",
      "  a huge reef -- stranded in -- midocean\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Oh , it is moving off !\n",
      "  Oh -- is moving off -- !\n",
      "\n",
      "What can that animal be ?\n",
      "  What can that animal -- be -- ?\n",
      "\n",
      "Good lord , \" the Canadian went on , \" it is rolled over on its back , and it is raising its breasts in the air ! \"\n",
      "  the Canadian -- went on -- back\n",
      "  the Canadian -- is rolled over -- back\n",
      "  back -- is raising its breasts in -- the air !\n",
      "\n",
      "\" With all due respect to master , it is an actual mermaid ! \"\n",
      "  master -- is -- an actual mermaid !\n",
      "\n",
      "That word \" siren \" put me back on track , and I realized that the animal belonged to the order Sirenia :\n",
      "  siren -- put -- track\n",
      "  siren -- back on -- track\n",
      "  track -- I realized that -- the animal\n",
      "  the animal -- belonged -- the order Sirenia :\n",
      "\n",
      "marine creatures that legends have turned into mermaids , half woman , half fish .\n",
      "  marine creatures that legends -- have turned into -- mermaids\n",
      "\n",
      "\" No , \" I told Conseil , \" that is no mermaid , it is an unusual creature of which only a few specimens are left in the Red Sea .\n",
      "  Conseil -- is -- no mermaid\n",
      "  no mermaid -- is an unusual creature of -- a few specimens\n",
      "  a few specimens -- are left in -- the Red Sea\n",
      "\n",
      "And when Conseil has spoken , ther 's nothing else to be said .\n",
      "  Conseil -- has spoken -- ther\n",
      "\n",
      "Meanwhile Ned Land kept staring .\n",
      "  Meanwhile Ned Land -- kept -- staring\n",
      "\n",
      "His hands were ready to hurl a harpoon .\n",
      "  hands -- were ready -- a harpoon\n",
      "\n",
      "You would have thought he was waiting for the right moment to jump overboard and attack the creature in its own element .\n",
      "  the right moment -- jump overboard -- attack the creature\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Oh , sir , \" he told me in a voice trembling with excitement , \" I have never killed anything like that ! \"\n",
      "  sir -- told me in -- trembling\n",
      "  sir -- voice trembling with -- excitement\n",
      "  excitement -- I have never killed anything like -- that !\n",
      "\n",
      "His whole being was concentrated in this last word .\n",
      "  whole -- being was concentrated in -- this last word\n",
      "\n",
      "Just then Captain Nemo appeared on the platform .\n",
      "  Nemo -- appeared on -- the platform\n",
      "\n",
      "He understood the Canadia 's frame of mind and addressed him directly :\n",
      "  mind -- directly -- :\n",
      "\n",
      "\" If you held a harpoon , Mr. Land , would not your hands be itching to put it to work ? \"\n",
      "  your hands -- be -- itching\n",
      "  itching -- put -- work ?\n",
      "\n",
      "\" And just for one day , would it displease you to return to your fisherma 's trade and add this cetacean to the list of those you've already hunted down ? \"\n",
      "  displease -- you -- your fisherma\n",
      "  displease -- return -- your fisherma\n",
      "  trade -- add -- this cetacean\n",
      "\n",
      "\" All right , you can try your luck ! \"\n",
      "  All right -- you -- your luck !\n",
      "  All right -- try -- your luck !\n",
      "\n",
      "Only , \" the captain went on , \" I urge you to aim carefully at this animal , in your own personal interest . \"\n",
      "  aim -- carefully at -- this animal\n",
      "  this animal -- your -- personal interest\n",
      "\n",
      "These animals have been known to turn on their assailants and capsize their longboats .\n",
      "  These animals -- have been known -- assailants\n",
      "  These animals -- turn on -- assailants\n",
      "\n",
      "But with Mr. Land that danger is not to be feared .\n",
      "  Mr. Land that danger -- is not -- feared\n",
      "  Mr. Land that danger -- be -- feared\n",
      "\n",
      "His eye is sharp , his arm is sure .\n",
      "  arm -- is -- sure\n",
      "\n",
      "If I recommend that he aim carefully at this dugong , it is because the animal is justly regarded as fine game , and I know Mr. Land does not despise a choice morsel . \"\n",
      "  aim -- carefully at -- this dugong\n",
      "  this dugong -- is because -- the animal\n",
      "  the animal -- is justly regarded as -- fine game\n",
      "  fine game -- I -- know Mr. Land\n",
      "  know Mr. Land -- despise -- a choice morsel\n",
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      "\" This beast offers the added luxury of being good to eat ? \"\n",
      "  offers -- added luxury of being -- ?\n",
      "  luxury -- eat -- ?\n",
      "\n",
      "Its flesh is actual red meat , highly prized , and set aside throughout Malaysia for the tables of aristocrats .\n",
      "  flesh -- is -- actual red meat\n",
      "  actual red meat -- set aside -- throughout Malaysia\n",
      "\n",
      "Accordingly , this excellent animal has been hunted so bloodthirstily that , like its manatee relatives , it has become more and more scarce . \"\n",
      "  this excellent animal -- has been hunted -- bloodthirstily that\n",
      "  manatee relatives -- has become -- more scarce\n",
      "\n",
      "\" In that case , captain , \" Conseil said in all seriousness , \" on the offchance that this creature might be the last of its line , would not it be advisable to spare its life , in the interests of science ? \"\n",
      "  Conseil -- said in -- all seriousness\n",
      "  this creature -- be the last of -- line\n",
      "  line -- be -- advisable\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Then proceed , Mr. Land , \" Captain Nemo replied .\n",
      "  Mr. Land -- Captain -- Nemo replied\n",
      "\n",
      "Just then , as mute and emotionless as ever , seven crewmen climbed onto the platform .\n",
      "  crewmen -- climbed onto -- the platform\n",
      "\n",
      "One carried a harpoon and line similar to those used in whale fishing .\n",
      "  a harpoon -- line -- whale fishing\n",
      "  a harpoon -- used in -- whale fishing\n",
      "\n",
      "Its deck paneling opened , the skiff was wrenched from its socket and launched to sea .\n",
      "  deck paneling -- opened -- the skiff\n",
      "  the skiff -- was wrenched from -- socket\n",
      "  socket -- launched -- sea\n",
      "\n",
      "Six rowers sat on the thwarts , and the coxswain took the tiller .\n",
      "  the coxswain -- took -- the tiller\n",
      "\n",
      "Ned , Conseil , and I found seats in the stern .\n",
      "  Conseil -- I found seats in -- the stern\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Are not you coming , captain ? \"\n",
      "  coming -- captain -- ?\n",
      "\n",
      "\" No , sir , but I wish you happy hunting . \"\n",
      "  sir -- I -- wish\n",
      "  wish -- you -- happy hunting\n",
      "\n",
      "The skiff pulled clear , and carried off by its six oars , it headed swiftly toward the dugong , which by then was floating two miles from the Nautilus .\n",
      "  The skiff -- pulled -- clear\n",
      "  clear -- carried off by -- oars\n",
      "  headed -- swiftly toward -- the dugong\n",
      "  the dugong -- which by then was floating -- miles\n",
      "\n",
      "Arriving within a few cable lengths of the cetacean , our longboat slowed down , and the sculls dipped noiselessly into the tranquil waters .\n",
      "  the cetacean -- our longboat slowed down -- the sculls\n",
      "  the sculls -- dipped noiselessly into -- the tranquil waters\n",
      "\n",
      "Harpoon in hand , Ned Land went to take his stand in the skif 's bow .\n",
      "  Ned Land -- went -- the skif\n",
      "  Ned Land -- take -- the skif\n",
      "  Ned Land -- stand in -- the skif\n",
      "\n",
      "Harpoons used for hunting whales are usually attached to a very long rope that pays out quickly when the wounded animal drags it with him .\n",
      "  Harpoons -- used for -- hunting whales\n",
      "  hunting whales -- are usually attached -- a very long rope that pays\n",
      "  a very long rope that pays -- wounded -- animal\n",
      "\n",
      "But this rope measured no more than about ten fathoms , and its end had simply been fastened to a small barrel that , while floating , would indicate the dugon 's movements beneath the waters .\n",
      "  this rope -- measured no more than -- fathoms\n",
      "  end -- had simply been -- fastened\n",
      "  floating -- indicate -- the dugon\n",
      "\n",
      "This dugong - which also boasts the name halicore - closely resembled a manatee .\n",
      "  This dugong -- boasts the name halicore - closely resembled -- a manatee\n",
      "\n",
      "Its oblong body ended in a very long caudal fin and its lateral fins in actual fingers .\n",
      "  oblong body -- ended in -- a very long caudal fin\n",
      "\n",
      "It differs from the manatee in that its upper jaw is armed with two long , pointed teeth that form diverging tusks on either side .\n",
      "  the manatee -- jaw is armed with -- long\n",
      "  long -- pointed teeth that form diverging tusks on -- side\n",
      "\n",
      "This dugong that Ned Land was preparing to attack was of colossal dimensions , easily exceeding seven meters in length .\n",
      "  This dugong that Ned Land -- was preparing -- attack\n",
      "  attack -- was of -- colossal dimensions\n",
      "  colossal dimensions -- exceeding -- meters\n",
      "\n",
      "It did not stir and seemed to be sleeping on the surface of the waves , a circumstance that should have made it easier to capture .\n",
      "  stir -- seemed -- the waves\n",
      "  stir -- be sleeping on -- the waves\n",
      "  stir -- surface of -- the waves\n",
      "  a circumstance -- have made -- capture\n",
      "\n",
      "The oars hung suspended above their rowlocks .\n",
      "  The oars -- hung suspended above -- rowlocks\n",
      "\n",
      "His body leaning slightly back , Ned Land brandished his harpoon with expert hands .\n",
      "  Ned Land -- brandished his harpoon with -- expert hands\n",
      "\n",
      "Suddenly a hissing sound was audible , and the dugong disappeared .\n",
      "  a hissing sound -- was -- audible\n",
      "\n",
      "Although the harpoon had been forcefully hurled , it apparently had hit only water .\n",
      "  the harpoon -- had been forcefully -- hurled\n",
      "  hurled -- apparently had hit only -- water\n",
      "\n",
      "\" No , \" I said , \" the anima 's wounded , ther 's its blood ; but your weapon did not stick in its body . \"\n",
      "  the anima -- wounded -- ther\n",
      "  your weapon -- did not stick in -- body\n",
      "\n",
      "The sailors went back to their sculling , and the coxswain steered the longboat toward the floating barrel .\n",
      "  The sailors -- went back -- sculling\n",
      "  the coxswain -- steered the longboat toward -- the floating barrel\n",
      "\n",
      "We fished up the harpoon , and the skiff started off in pursuit of the animal .\n",
      "  the skiff -- started off in -- pursuit\n",
      "\n",
      "The latter returned from time to time to breathe at the surface of the sea .\n",
      "  The latter -- returned from -- time\n",
      "  breathe -- surface of -- the sea\n",
      "\n",
      "Driven by energetic arms , the longboat flew on its trail .\n",
      "  the longboat -- flew on -- trail\n",
      "\n",
      "Several times we got within a few fathoms of it , and the Canadian hovered in readiness to strike ; but then the dugong would steal away with a sudden dive , and it proved impossible to overtake the beast .\n",
      "  Several times we -- got within -- a few fathoms\n",
      "  strike -- then -- the dugong\n",
      "  the dugong -- steal away with -- a sudden dive\n",
      "  a sudden dive -- proved -- impossible\n",
      "  impossible -- overtake -- the beast\n",
      "\n",
      "I will let you assess the degree of anger consuming our impatient Ned Land .\n",
      "  anger -- our -- impatient Ned Land\n",
      "\n",
      "He hurled at the hapless animal the most potent swearwords in the English language .\n",
      "  the hapless -- animal the most potent swearwords in -- the English language\n",
      "\n",
      "For my part , I was simply distressed to see this dugong outwit our every scheme .\n",
      "  part -- I was simply -- distressed\n",
      "  this dugong outwit -- our -- every scheme\n",
      "\n",
      "We chased it unflaggingly for a full hour , and I would begun to think it would prove too difficult to capture , when the animal got the untimely idea of taking revenge on us , a notion it would soon have cause to regret .\n",
      "  We -- chased it unflaggingly for -- a full hour\n",
      "  a full hour -- I -- capture\n",
      "  a full hour -- begun -- capture\n",
      "  a full hour -- think -- capture\n",
      "  a full hour -- prove too -- capture\n",
      "  the animal -- got -- the untimely\n",
      "  the untimely -- idea of taking revenge on -- us\n",
      "  us -- notion -- regret\n",
      "  us -- have cause -- regret\n",
      "\n",
      "The coxswain pronounced a few words in his bizarre language , and no doubt he alerted his men to keep on their guard .\n",
      "  The coxswain -- pronounced a few words in -- bizarre language\n",
      "  bizarre language -- doubt -- men\n",
      "  bizarre language -- alerted -- men\n",
      "  men -- keep on -- guard\n",
      "\n",
      "Arriving within twenty feet of the skiff , the dugong stopped , sharply sniffing the air with its huge nostrils , pierced not at the tip of its muzzle but on its topside .\n",
      "  the dugong -- stopped -- the air\n",
      "  the dugong -- sharply sniffing the air with -- huge nostrils\n",
      "\n",
      "The skiff could not avoid the collision .\n",
      "  The skiff -- avoid -- the collision\n",
      "\n",
      "Half overturned , it shipped a ton or two of water that we had to bail out .\n",
      "  Half overturned -- shipped -- a ton\n",
      "  water that we -- had -- bail\n",
      "\n",
      "But thanks to our skillful coxswain , we were fouled on the bias rather than broadside , so we did not capsize .\n",
      "  thanks -- our -- skillful coxswain\n",
      "  we -- were fouled on -- the bias\n",
      "  the bias -- rather than -- broadside\n",
      "  we -- did not -- capsize\n",
      "\n",
      "Clinging to the stempost , Ned Land thrust his harpoon again and again into the gigantic animal , which imbedded its teeth in our gunwale and lifted the longboat out of the water as a lion would lift a deer .\n",
      "  Ned Land -- thrust -- harpoon again\n",
      "  harpoon again -- again into -- the gigantic animal\n",
      "  the gigantic animal -- imbedded -- gunwale\n",
      "  the gigantic animal -- teeth in our -- gunwale\n",
      "  gunwale -- lifted the longboat out -- the water\n",
      "  a lion -- lift -- a deer\n",
      "\n",
      "We were thrown on top of each other , and I have no idea how the venture would have ended had not the Canadian , still thirsting for the beas 's blood , finally pierced it to the heart .\n",
      "  We -- were thrown on -- the venture\n",
      "  We -- I have -- the venture\n",
      "  We -- idea how -- the venture\n",
      "  the venture -- have ended had not -- thirsting\n",
      "  blood -- pierced -- the heart\n",
      "\n",
      "I heard its teeth grind on sheet iron , and the dugong disappeared , taking our harpoon along with it .\n",
      "  the dugong disappeared -- taking our -- harpoon\n",
      "\n",
      "But the barrel soon popped up on the surface , and a few moments later the anima 's body appeared and rolled over on its back .\n",
      "  soon popped -- surface -- a few moments\n",
      "  a few moments -- later -- the anima\n",
      "  body -- appeared -- back\n",
      "  body -- rolled over -- back\n",
      "\n",
      "Our skiff rejoined it , took it in tow , and headed to the Nautilus .\n",
      "  skiff -- rejoined -- tow\n",
      "  skiff -- took it in -- tow\n",
      "\n",
      "It took pulleys of great strength to hoist this dugong onto the platform .\n",
      "  pulleys -- strength -- this dugong\n",
      "  pulleys -- hoist this dugong onto -- the platform\n",
      "\n",
      "It was carved up in sight of the Canadian , who remained to watch every detail of the operation .\n",
      "  sight -- remained -- watch every detail\n",
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      "At dinner the same day , my steward served me some slices of this flesh , skillfully dressed by the shi 's cook .\n",
      "  dinner the same day -- my -- steward\n",
      "  steward -- served me some slices of -- this flesh\n",
      "  this flesh -- dressed by -- the shi\n",
      "\n",
      "The next morning , February 11 , the Nautilu 's pantry was enriched by more dainty game .\n",
      "  pantry -- was enriched by -- more dainty game\n",
      "\n",
      "beak black , head gray and stippled , eyes surrounded by white dots , back , wings , and tail grayish , belly and throat white , feet red .\n",
      "  stippled -- surrounded by -- white dots\n",
      "\n",
      "Also caught were a couple dozen Nile duck , superior - tasting wildfowl whose neck and crown of the head are white speckled with black .\n",
      "  the head -- are white speckled with -- black\n",
      "\n",
      "By then the Nautilus had reduced speed .\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- had reduced -- speed\n",
      "\n",
      "I observed that the Red Se 's water was becoming less salty the closer we got to Suez .\n",
      "  water -- was -- we\n",
      "  water -- salty -- we\n",
      "  water -- closer -- we\n",
      "  we -- got -- Suez\n",
      "\n",
      "This cape forms the tip of Arabia Petraea , which lies between the Gulf of Suez and the Gulf of Aqaba .\n",
      "  This cape -- forms the tip of -- Arabia Petraea\n",
      "\n",
      "The Nautilus entered the Strait of Jubal , which leads to the Gulf of Suez .\n",
      "  The Nautilus -- entered the Strait of -- Jubal\n",
      "\n",
      "Sinai on whose summit Moses met God face to face , that summit the min 's eye always pictures as wreathed in lightning .\n",
      "  whose summit -- Moses met -- God face\n",
      "  that summit the min -- always pictures as -- wreathed\n",
      "\n",
      "At six o'clock , sometimes afloat and sometimes submerged , the Nautilus passed well out from El Tur , which sat at the far end of a bay whose waters seemed to be dyed red , as Captain Nemo had already mentioned .\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- passed well out -- El Tur\n",
      "  El Tur -- sat at -- end\n",
      "  El Tur -- far end of -- a bay whose waters\n",
      "  a bay whose waters -- seemed -- dyed red\n",
      "  a bay whose waters -- be -- dyed red\n",
      "  dyed red -- Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "\n",
      "Then night fell in the midst of a heavy silence occasionally broken by the calls of pelicans and nocturnal birds , by the sound of surf chafing against rocks , or by the distant moan of a steamer churning the waves of the gulf with noisy blades .\n",
      "  night -- fell in -- a heavy silence\n",
      "  night -- midst of -- a heavy silence\n",
      "  a heavy silence -- broken by -- pelicans\n",
      "  a heavy silence -- calls of -- pelicans\n",
      "  a steamer -- churning the waves of -- the gulf\n",
      "\n",
      "From eight to nine o'clock , the Nautilus stayed a few meters beneath the waters .\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- stayed a few meters beneath -- the waters\n",
      "\n",
      "According to my calculations , we had to be quite close to Suez .\n",
      "  According -- my -- calculations\n",
      "  we -- had -- Suez\n",
      "  we -- be -- Suez\n",
      "  we -- close -- Suez\n",
      "\n",
      "Through the panels in the lounge , I spotted rocky bottoms brightly lit by our electric rays .\n",
      "  the lounge -- I spotted -- rocky bottoms\n",
      "  rocky bottoms -- lit by our -- electric rays\n",
      "\n",
      "It seemed to me that the strait was getting narrower and narrower .\n",
      "  the strait -- was getting -- narrower\n",
      "\n",
      "At 9:15 when our boat returned to the surface , I climbed onto the platform .\n",
      "  9:15 -- our -- boat\n",
      "  boat -- returned -- the platform\n",
      "  boat -- surface -- the platform\n",
      "  boat -- I climbed onto -- the platform\n",
      "\n",
      "I was quite impatient to clear Captain Nem 's tunnel , could not sit still , and wanted to breathe the fresh night air .\n",
      "  impatient -- Captain -- Nem\n",
      "  tunnel -- sit still -- the fresh night air\n",
      "  tunnel -- wanted -- the fresh night air\n",
      "  tunnel -- breathe -- the fresh night air\n",
      "\n",
      "Soon , in the shadows , I spotted a pale signal light glimmering a mile away , half discolored by mist .\n",
      "  the shadows -- I spotted -- light\n",
      "  the shadows -- signal -- light\n",
      "  light -- glimmering a mile -- half discolored\n",
      "\n",
      "\" That is the floating signal light of Suez , \" he went on . \"\n",
      "  the floating -- signal light of -- Suez\n",
      "\n",
      "It wo not be long before we reach the entrance to the tunnel . \"\n",
      "  we -- reach -- the entrance\n",
      "\n",
      "Accordingly , I am in the habit of staying in the pilothouse and directing maneuvers myself .\n",
      "  the habit -- staying in -- the pilothouse\n",
      "\n",
      "And now if you will kindly go below , Professor Aronnax , the Nautilus is about to sink beneath the waves , and it will only return to the surface after we have cleared the Arabian Tunnel .\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- is about -- sink\n",
      "  the waves -- return -- we\n",
      "  the waves -- surface after -- we\n",
      "  we -- have cleared -- the Arabian Tunnel\n",
      "\n",
      "The hatch closed , the ballast tanks filled with water , and the submersible sank some ten meters down .\n",
      "  The hatch -- closed -- the ballast tanks\n",
      "  the ballast tanks -- filled with -- water\n",
      "  the submersible -- sank -- meters\n",
      "\n",
      "Just as I was about to repair to my stateroom , the captain stopped me .\n",
      "  repair -- my -- stateroom\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Professor , \" he said to me , \" would you like to go with me to the wheelhouse ? \"\n",
      "  Professor -- said -- the wheelhouse ?\n",
      "  Professor -- you like -- the wheelhouse ?\n",
      "  Professor -- me -- the wheelhouse ?\n",
      "\n",
      "\" I was afraid to ask , \" I replied . \"\n",
      "  ask -- I -- replied\n",
      "\n",
      "This way , you will learn the full story about this combination underwater and underground navigating .\n",
      "  This way -- you -- the full story\n",
      "  This way -- learn the full story about -- this combination\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Captain Nemo led me to the central companionway .\n",
      "  Nemo -- led me -- the central companionway\n",
      "\n",
      "In midstair he opened a door , went along the upper gangways , and arrived at the wheelhouse , which , as you know , stands at one end of the platform .\n",
      "  a door -- went along -- the upper gangways\n",
      "  the wheelhouse -- you -- know\n",
      "\n",
      "It was a cabin measuring six feet square and closely resembling those occupied by the helmsmen of steamboats on the Mississippi or Hudson rivers .\n",
      "  feet square -- closely -- the helmsmen\n",
      "  feet square -- occupied by -- the helmsmen\n",
      "\n",
      "In the center stood an upright wheel geared to rudder cables running to the Nautilu 's stern .\n",
      "  the center -- stood -- an upright wheel geared\n",
      "  rudder cables -- running -- the Nautilu\n",
      "\n",
      "Set in the cabi 's walls were four deadlights , windows of biconvex glass that enabled the man at the helm to see in every direction .\n",
      "  the cabi -- walls were -- deadlights\n",
      "  deadlights -- windows of -- biconvex glass\n",
      "  biconvex glass -- enabled the man at -- see\n",
      "  the man -- helm -- see\n",
      "\n",
      "The cabin was dark ; but my eyes soon grew accustomed to its darkness and I saw the pilot , a muscular man whose hands rested on the pegs of the wheel .\n",
      "  The cabin -- was -- darkness\n",
      "  The cabin -- my eyes -- darkness\n",
      "  The cabin -- grew accustomed -- darkness\n",
      "  darkness -- I saw -- the pilot\n",
      "  a muscular man whose hands -- rested on -- the pegs\n",
      "\n",
      "Outside , the sea was brightly lit by the beacon shining behind the cabin at the other end of the platform .\n",
      "  the sea -- was -- the beacon shining\n",
      "  the sea -- lit by -- the beacon shining\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Now , \" Captain Nemo said , \" let us look for our passageway . \"\n",
      "  Nemo -- said -- us look\n",
      "  Nemo -- let us look for our -- passageway\n",
      "\n",
      "Electric wires linked the pilothouse with the engine room , and from this cabin the captain could simultaneously signal heading and speed to his Nautilus .\n",
      "  Electric wires -- linked the pilothouse with -- the engine room\n",
      "  the engine room -- cabin -- heading\n",
      "  the engine room -- captain -- heading\n",
      "  the engine room -- signal -- heading\n",
      "  heading -- speed -- Nautilus\n",
      "\n",
      "I stared in silence at the high , sheer wall we were skirting just then , the firm base of the sandy mountains on the coast .\n",
      "  sheer wall we -- were -- skirting\n",
      "\n",
      "For an hour we went along it in this fashion , staying only a few meters away .\n",
      "  an hour we -- went along -- this fashion\n",
      "  this fashion -- staying only -- a few meters\n",
      "\n",
      "Captain Nemo never took his eyes off the two concentric circles of the compass hanging in the cabin .\n",
      "  Nemo -- never took his eyes off -- concentric circles\n",
      "\n",
      "At a mere gesture from him , the helmsman would instantly change the Nautilu 's heading .\n",
      "  the helmsman -- instantly change -- the Nautilu\n",
      "\n",
      "Standing by the port deadlight , I spotted magnificent coral substructures , zoophytes , algae , and crustaceans with enormous quivering claws that stretched forth from crevices in the rock .\n",
      "  the port deadlight -- I spotted -- magnificent coral substructures\n",
      "  enormous quivering -- forth from -- crevices\n",
      "\n",
      "At 10:15 Captain Nemo himself took the helm .\n",
      "  10:15 -- Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "  Nemo -- took -- the helm\n",
      "\n",
      "Dark and deep , a wide gallery opened ahead of us .\n",
      "  a wide gallery -- opened ahead of -- us\n",
      "\n",
      "Strange rumblings were audible along our sides .\n",
      "  Strange rumblings -- were audible along our -- sides\n",
      "\n",
      "It was the water of the Red Sea , hurled toward the Mediterranean by the tunne 's slope .\n",
      "  the Red Sea -- hurled toward -- the Mediterranean\n",
      "\n",
      "Our engines tried to offer resistance by churning the waves with propeller in reverse , but the Nautilus went with the torrent , as swift as an arrow .\n",
      "  engines -- tried -- resistance\n",
      "  engines -- offer resistance by churning the waves with -- propeller\n",
      "  propeller -- reverse -- the Nautilus\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- went with -- the torrent\n",
      "\n",
      "Along the narrow walls of this passageway , I saw only brilliant streaks , hard lines , fiery furrows , all scrawled by our speeding electric light .\n",
      "  this passageway -- I -- brilliant streaks\n",
      "  all scrawled -- our speeding -- electric light\n",
      "\n",
      "With my hand I tried to curb the pounding of my heart .\n",
      "  hand -- I tried -- the pounding\n",
      "  hand -- curb the pounding of my -- heart\n",
      "\n",
      "At 10:35 Captain Nemo left the steering wheel and turned to me :\n",
      "  10:35 -- Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "  Nemo -- left -- the steering wheel\n",
      "  the steering wheel -- turned -- :\n",
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      "In less than twenty minutes , swept along by the torrent , the Nautilus had just cleared the Isthmus of Suez .\n",
      "  twenty minutes -- swept along by -- the torrent\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- had just cleared the Isthmus of -- Suez\n",
      "\n",
      "CHAPTER 6 The Greek Islands AT SUNRISE the next morning , February 12 , the Nautilus rose to the surface of the waves .\n",
      "  the Nautilus rose -- surface of -- the waves\n",
      "\n",
      "The hazy silhouette of Pelusium was outlined three miles to the south .\n",
      "  Pelusium -- was outlined -- miles\n",
      "\n",
      "A torrent had carried us from one sea to the other .\n",
      "  A torrent -- had carried us from -- sea\n",
      "\n",
      "But although that tunnel was easy to descend , going back up must have been impossible .\n",
      "  that tunnel -- was -- easy\n",
      "  descend -- going back up -- impossible\n",
      "  descend -- have been -- impossible\n",
      "\n",
      "Those two inseparable companions had slept serenely , utterly unaware of the Nautilu 's feat .\n",
      "  companions -- had slept -- serenely\n",
      "  serenely -- unaware of -- the Nautilu\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Well , Mr. Naturalist , \" the Canadian asked in a gently mocking tone , \" and how about that Mediterranean ? \"\n",
      "  Mr. Naturalist -- asked in -- mocking tone\n",
      "  Mr. Naturalist -- gently -- mocking tone\n",
      "  mocking tone -- how about -- that Mediterranean ?\n",
      "\n",
      "\" We are floating on its surface , Ned my friend . \"\n",
      "  We -- are floating on -- Ned\n",
      "  floating -- surface -- Ned\n",
      "  Ned -- my -- friend\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Yes , last night , in a matter of minutes , we cleared that insuperable isthmus . \"\n",
      "  we -- cleared -- that insuperable isthmus\n",
      "\n",
      "\" That flat coastline curving southward is the coast of Egypt . \"\n",
      "  That flat coastline curving southward -- is the coast of -- Egypt\n",
      "\n",
      "But if master says so , \" Conseil told him , \" then so be it . \"\n",
      "  master -- says so -- Conseil\n",
      "\n",
      "\" What is more , Ned , \" I said , \" Captain Nemo himself did the honors in his tunnel , and I stood beside him in the pilothouse while he steered the Nautilus through that narrow passageway . \"\n",
      "  Ned -- I said -- Nemo\n",
      "  Ned -- Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "  Nemo -- did the honors in -- tunnel\n",
      "  tunnel -- I stood beside him in -- the pilothouse\n",
      "  the pilothouse -- steered the Nautilus through -- that narrow passageway\n",
      "\n",
      "\" And you , Ned , who have such good eyes , \" I added , \" you can spot the jetties of Port Said stretching out to sea . \"\n",
      "  Ned -- have -- the jetties\n",
      "  Ned -- I added -- the jetties\n",
      "  Ned -- you -- the jetties\n",
      "  Ned -- spot the jetties of -- Port\n",
      "  Port -- Said stretching out -- sea\n",
      "\n",
      "We are in the Mediterranean .\n",
      "  We -- are in -- the Mediterranean\n",
      "\n",
      "So now let us have a chat about our little doings , if you please , but in such a way that nobody overhears .\n",
      "  us -- have a chat about our -- little doings\n",
      "  little doings -- you -- please\n",
      "  please -- such -- a way that nobody overhears\n",
      "\n",
      "\" I could easily see what the Canadian was driving at .\n",
      "  see -- what -- the Canadian\n",
      "\n",
      "In any event , I thought it best to let him have his chat , and we all three went to sit next to the beacon , where we were less exposed to the damp spray from the billows .\n",
      "  any event -- I thought -- chat\n",
      "  any event -- let -- chat\n",
      "  any event -- have -- chat\n",
      "  chat -- we -- the beacon\n",
      "  chat -- went -- the beacon\n",
      "  chat -- sit -- the beacon\n",
      "  we -- were -- the damp spray\n",
      "  we -- exposed -- the damp spray\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Now , Ned , we are all ears , \" I said . \"\n",
      "  we -- are -- all ears\n",
      "\n",
      "We are in Europe , and before Captain Nem 's whims take us deep into the polar seas or back to Oceania , I say we should leave this Nautilus .\n",
      "  We -- are in -- Europe\n",
      "  Europe -- Captain -- Nem\n",
      "  whims -- take us deep into -- the polar seas\n",
      "  the polar seas -- back -- Oceania\n",
      "  Oceania -- I say -- we\n",
      "  we -- leave -- this Nautilus\n",
      "\n",
      "\" I confess that such discussions with the Canadian always baffled me .\n",
      "  that such discussions -- always -- baffled\n",
      "\n",
      "I did not want to restrict my companions ' freedom in any way , and yet I had no desire to leave Captain Nemo .\n",
      "  any way -- I had -- Nemo\n",
      "  any way -- desire -- Nemo\n",
      "  any way -- leave Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "\n",
      "Thanks to him and his submersible , I was finishing my undersea research by the day , and I was rewriting my book on the great ocean depths in the midst of its very element .\n",
      "  submersible -- I was finishing my undersea research by -- the day\n",
      "  the day -- I was -- book\n",
      "  the day -- my book on -- the great ocean depths\n",
      "  the great ocean depths -- midst of -- very element\n",
      "\n",
      "Would I ever again have such an opportunity to observe the ocea 's wonders ?\n",
      "  an opportunity -- observe -- the ocea\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Ned my friend , \" I said , \" answer me honestly .\n",
      "  Ned -- my -- friend\n",
      "  friend -- I said -- honestly\n",
      "\n",
      "Are you sorry that fate has cast you into Captain Nem 's hands ?\n",
      "  sorry that fate -- has -- Nem\n",
      "  sorry that fate -- you into Captain -- Nem\n",
      "\n",
      "\" The Canadian paused for a short while before replying .\n",
      "  The Canadian -- paused for -- a short\n",
      "\n",
      "Then , crossing his arms :\n",
      "  Then -- crossing -- arms :\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Honestly , \" he said , \" I am not sorry about this voyage under the seas .\n",
      "  Honestly -- said -- this voyage\n",
      "  Honestly -- I am not sorry about -- this voyage\n",
      "\n",
      "I will be glad to have done it , but in order to have done it , it has to finish .\n",
      "  order -- have done -- finish\n",
      "  order -- has -- finish\n",
      "\n",
      "Everything that begins in this world must inevitably come to an end . \"\n",
      "  this world -- come -- an end\n",
      "\n",
      "\" I think as master does , \" Conseil replied , \" and it is extremely possible that after crossing every sea on the globe , Captain Nemo will bid the three of us a fond farewell . \"\n",
      "  Conseil replied -- is extremely possible that -- every sea\n",
      "  possible -- crossing every sea on -- the globe\n",
      "  the globe -- Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "  Nemo -- bid -- a fond farewell\n",
      "  Nemo -- us -- a fond farewell\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Bid us a fond farewell ? \"\n",
      "  Bid -- us -- a fond farewell ?\n",
      "\n",
      "We have nothing to fear from the captain , but neither do I share Consei 's views .\n",
      "  We -- have nothing -- fear\n",
      "  the captain -- neither do I -- share Consei\n",
      "\n",
      "We are privy to the Nautilu 's secrets , and I do not expect that its commander , just to set us free , will meekly stand by while we spread those secrets all over the world . \"\n",
      "  We -- are -- privy\n",
      "  secrets -- I do not expect that -- commander\n",
      "  commander -- set -- us free\n",
      "  meekly -- stand by -- we\n",
      "  we -- spread -- those secrets\n",
      "  those secrets -- all over -- the world\n",
      "\n",
      "\" But in that case what do you expect ? \"\n",
      "  that case -- what do you expect -- ?\n",
      "\n",
      "\" That we will encounter advantageous conditions for escaping just as readily in six months as now . \"\n",
      "  encounter advantageous conditions -- escaping just as -- months\n",
      "\n",
      "\" And where , if you please , will we be in six months , Mr. Naturalist ? \"\n",
      "  we -- be in -- months\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Perhaps here , perhaps in China .\n",
      "  here -- perhaps in -- China\n",
      "\n",
      "It crosses oceans like swallows cross the air or express trains continents .\n",
      "  swallows -- cross -- the air\n",
      "\n",
      "It does not fear heavily traveled seas .\n",
      "  fear -- heavily traveled -- seas\n",
      "\n",
      "Who can say it wo not hug the coasts of France , England , or America , where an escape attempt could be carried out just as effectively as here . \"\n",
      "  an escape -- attempt -- here\n",
      "  an escape -- be carried out just as effectively as -- here\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Professor Aronnax , \" the Canadian replied , \" your arguments are rotten to the core .\n",
      "  your arguments -- are -- rotten\n",
      "\n",
      "‘We'll be here , we will be there !\n",
      "  ‘We'll -- be -- here\n",
      "  we -- be -- !\n",
      "\n",
      "' Me , I am talking about right now :\n",
      "  ' -- I am talking about -- right\n",
      "  right -- now -- :\n",
      "\n",
      "we are here , and we must take advantage of it !\n",
      "  we -- are -- here\n",
      "  we -- take advantage of -- !\n",
      "\n",
      "\" I was hard pressed by Ned Lan 's common sense , and I felt myself losing ground .\n",
      "  common sense -- I felt -- ground\n",
      "  common sense -- losing -- ground\n",
      "\n",
      "I no longer knew what arguments to put forward on my behalf .\n",
      "  what arguments -- put forward on my -- behalf\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Sir , \" Ned went on , \" let us suppose that by some impossibility , Captain Nemo offered your freedom to you this very day .\n",
      "  Ned -- went on -- us suppose\n",
      "  Ned -- let us suppose that -- some impossibility\n",
      "  some impossibility -- Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "  your freedom -- you -- this very day\n",
      "\n",
      "\" I do not know , \" I replied . \"\n",
      "  know -- I -- replied\n",
      "\n",
      "And suppose he adds that this offer he is making you today wo not ever be repeated , then would you accept ?\n",
      "  today -- ever be repeated -- ?\n",
      "  today -- then -- ?\n",
      "  today -- you accept -- ?\n",
      "\n",
      "Like his master , like his comrade Ned , he is a bachelor .\n",
      "  Ned -- is -- a bachelor\n",
      "\n",
      "Neither wife , parents , nor children are waiting for him back home .\n",
      "  nor children -- are waiting for -- home\n",
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      "He is in maste 's employ , he thinks like master , he speaks like master , and much to his regret , he can not be counted on to form a majority .\n",
      "  maste -- thinks like -- master\n",
      "  regret -- be counted on -- a majority\n",
      "  regret -- form -- a majority\n",
      "\n",
      "Only two persons face each other here :\n",
      "  persons -- face each other here -- :\n",
      "\n",
      "That said , your friend Conseil is listening , and he is ready to keep score .\n",
      "  your friend Conseil -- is -- listening\n",
      "  listening -- is ready -- score\n",
      "  listening -- keep -- score\n",
      "\n",
      "\" I could not help smiling as Conseil wiped himself out of existence .\n",
      "  Conseil -- wiped himself out -- existence\n",
      "\n",
      "Deep down , the Canadian must have been overjoyed at not having to contend with him .\n",
      "  overjoyed -- having -- contend\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Then , sir , \" Ned Land said , \" since Conseil is no more , we will have this discussion between just the two of us .\n",
      "  Ned Land -- said -- Conseil\n",
      "  Conseil -- is -- we\n",
      "  we -- have this discussion between -- us\n",
      "\n",
      "\" It was obvious that the matter had to be settled , and evasions were distasteful to me . \"\n",
      "  the matter -- had -- evasions\n",
      "  the matter -- be settled -- evasions\n",
      "\n",
      "Ned my friend , \" I said , \" her 's my reply .\n",
      "  Ned -- my -- friend\n",
      "  friend -- I said -- reply\n",
      "  friend -- my -- reply\n",
      "\n",
      "You have right on your side and my arguments can not stand up to yours .\n",
      "  your side -- my -- arguments\n",
      "\n",
      "It will never do to count on Captain Nem 's benevolence .\n",
      "  count -- Captain -- Nem\n",
      "\n",
      "The most ordinary good sense would forbid him to set us free .\n",
      "  The most ordinary good sense -- him -- us free\n",
      "  The most ordinary good sense -- set -- us free\n",
      "\n",
      "On the other hand , good sense decrees that we take advantage of our first opportunity to leave the Nautilus . \"\n",
      "  good sense decrees that we -- take advantage of our -- first opportunity\n",
      "  first opportunity -- leave -- the Nautilus\n",
      "\n",
      "The opportunity must be the real thing .\n",
      "  The opportunity -- be -- the real thing\n",
      "\n",
      "Our first attempt to escape must succeed , because if it misfires , we wo not get a second chance , and Captain Nemo will never forgive us . \"\n",
      "  we -- get -- a second chance\n",
      "  a second chance -- Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "  Nemo -- never forgive -- us\n",
      "\n",
      "if a promising opportunity comes up , we have to grab it . \"\n",
      "  a promising opportunity -- comes up -- we\n",
      "\n",
      "And now , Ned , will you tell me what you mean by a promising opportunity ? \"\n",
      "  Ned -- you tell -- a promising opportunity ?\n",
      "  Ned -- what you mean by -- a promising opportunity ?\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Yes , if we are close enough to shore and the shi 's afloat on the surface .\n",
      "  we -- are close -- shore\n",
      "\n",
      "No , if we are well out and the shi 's navigating under the waters . \"\n",
      "  we -- are well out -- the shi\n",
      "\n",
      "\" In that event I will try to get hold of the skiff .\n",
      "  that event -- I -- the skiff\n",
      "  that event -- try -- the skiff\n",
      "  that event -- get hold of -- the skiff\n",
      "\n",
      "We will stick ourselves inside , undo the bolts , and rise to the surface , without the helmsman in the bow seeing a thing . \"\n",
      "  We -- stick ourselves -- inside\n",
      "  inside -- undo -- the bolts\n",
      "  the bolts -- rise -- the helmsman\n",
      "  the bolts -- surface -- the helmsman\n",
      "  the bow -- seeing -- a thing\n",
      "\n",
      "Stay on the lookout for such an opportunity , but do not forget , one slipup will finish us . \"\n",
      "  an opportunity -- do not forget -- slipup\n",
      "\n",
      "\" And now , Ned , would you like to know my overall thinking on your plan ? \"\n",
      "  Ned -- you like -- overall\n",
      "  Ned -- know my -- overall\n",
      "  overall -- thinking on -- your plan ?\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Well then , I think - and I do not mean ‘I hope' - that your promising opportunity wo not ever arise . \"\n",
      "  then -- I think -- -\n",
      "  - -- I do not mean ‘I hope' - -- that your promising opportunity\n",
      "  that your promising opportunity -- ever -- arise\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Because Captain Nemo recognizes that we have not given up all hope of recovering our freedom , and he'll keep on his guard , above all in seas within sight of the coasts of Europe . \"\n",
      "  Nemo recognizes that we -- have not given up all hope of recovering our -- freedom\n",
      "  he'll -- keep on -- guard\n",
      "  guard -- all in -- seas\n",
      "\n",
      "We will soon see , \" Ned Land replied , shaking his head with a determined expression .\n",
      "  Ned Land replied -- shaking his head with -- expression\n",
      "  head -- determined -- expression\n",
      "\n",
      "\" And now , Ned Land , \" I added , \" let us leave it at that .\n",
      "  Ned Land -- I added -- us\n",
      "  Ned Land -- let -- us\n",
      "  us -- leave it at -- that\n",
      "\n",
      "The day you are ready , alert us and we are with you .\n",
      "  The day -- you are ready -- alert us\n",
      "  we -- are with -- you\n",
      "\n",
      "\" That is how we ended this conversation , which later was to have such serious consequences .\n",
      "  we -- ended -- this conversation\n",
      "  this conversation -- later was -- such serious consequences\n",
      "  this conversation -- have -- such serious consequences\n",
      "\n",
      "At first , I must say , events seemed to confirm my forecasts , much to the Canadia 's despair .\n",
      "  events -- seemed -- forecasts\n",
      "  events -- confirm my -- forecasts\n",
      "\n",
      "Did Captain Nemo view us with distrust in these heavily traveled seas , or did he simply want to hide from the sight of those ships of every nation that plowed the Mediterranean ?\n",
      "  distrust -- heavily traveled -- seas\n",
      "  seas -- did -- the sight\n",
      "  seas -- simply want -- the sight\n",
      "  seas -- hide from -- the sight\n",
      "  every nation -- plowed -- the Mediterranean ?\n",
      "\n",
      "I have no idea , but usually he stayed in midwater and well out from any coast .\n",
      "  no idea -- stayed in -- midwater\n",
      "\n",
      "Either the Nautilus surfaced only enough to let its pilothouse emerge , or it slipped away to the lower depths , although , between the Greek Islands and Asia Minor , we did not find bottom even at 2,000 meters down .\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- let -- pilothouse emerge\n",
      "  pilothouse emerge -- slipped -- the lower depths\n",
      "  we -- did not find bottom even at -- 2,000 meters\n",
      "\n",
      "Accordingly , I became aware of the isle of Karpathos , one of the Sporades Islands , only when Captain Nemo placed his finger over a spot on the world map and quoted me this verse from Virgil :\n",
      "  the Sporades Islands -- Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "  Nemo -- placed his finger over -- a spot\n",
      "  the world map -- quoted me this verse from -- Virgil :\n",
      "\n",
      "\" There in King Neptun 's domain by Karpathos , his spokesman / is azure - hued Proteus .\n",
      "  spokesman / -- is azure - -- hued Proteus\n",
      "\n",
      "an island located between Rhodes and Crete , which Greeks now call Karpathos , Italians Scarpanto .\n",
      "  an island -- located between -- Rhodes\n",
      "  which Greeks -- now -- call Karpathos\n",
      "\n",
      "Through the lounge window I could see only its granite bedrock .\n",
      "  the lounge window -- I -- see\n",
      "\n",
      "The next day , February 14 , I decided to spend a few hours studying the fish of this island group ; but for whatever reason , the panels remained hermetically sealed .\n",
      "  February -- I decided -- a few hours\n",
      "  February -- spend -- a few hours\n",
      "  a few hours -- studying the fish of -- this island group\n",
      "  the panels -- remained -- hermetically\n",
      "\n",
      "After determining the Nautilu 's heading , I noted that it was proceeding toward the ancient island of Crete , also called Candia .\n",
      "  heading -- I noted that -- the ancient island\n",
      "  heading -- was proceeding toward -- the ancient island\n",
      "  Crete -- called -- Candia\n",
      "\n",
      "At the time I had shipped aboard the Abraham Lincoln , this whole island was in rebellion against its tyrannical rulers , the Ottoman Empire of Turkey .\n",
      "  the time -- I had shipped aboard -- the Abraham Lincoln\n",
      "  this whole island -- was in -- rebellion\n",
      "\n",
      "But since then I had absolutely no idea what happened to this revolution , and Captain Nemo , deprived of all contact with the shore , was hardly the man to keep me informed .\n",
      "  what -- happened -- this revolution\n",
      "  this revolution -- Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "  the shore -- was hardly -- the man\n",
      "\n",
      "So I did not allude to this event when , that evening , I chanced to be alone with the captain in the lounge .\n",
      "  that evening -- I -- chanced\n",
      "  chanced -- be alone with -- the lounge\n",
      "  chanced -- captain in -- the lounge\n",
      "\n",
      "Then , contrary to custom , he ordered that both panels in the lounge be opened , and going from the one to the other , he carefully observed the watery mass .\n",
      "  Then -- contrary -- custom\n",
      "  custom -- ordered that -- both panels\n",
      "  the lounge -- be opened -- the watery mass\n",
      "  the lounge -- going from -- the watery mass\n",
      "  the lounge -- observed -- the watery mass\n",
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      "I had not a guess , and for my part , I spent my time studying the fish that passed before my eyes .\n",
      "  a guess -- my -- part\n",
      "  part -- I spent my -- time\n",
      "\n",
      "Among others I noted that sand goby mentioned by Aristotle and commonly known by the name sea loach , which is encountered exclusively in the salty waters next to the Nile Delta .\n",
      "  others -- I noted -- that sand goby\n",
      "  that sand goby -- mentioned by -- Aristotle\n",
      "  Aristotle -- commonly known by -- the name sea loach\n",
      "  the name sea loach -- is encountered exclusively in -- the salty\n",
      "\n",
      "Near them some semiphosphorescent red porgy rolled by , a variety of gilthead that the Egyptians ranked among their sacred animals , lauding them in religious ceremonies when their arrival in the rive 's waters announced the fertile flood season .\n",
      "  some semiphosphorescent red porgy -- rolled by -- a variety\n",
      "  gilthead -- ranked among -- sacred animals\n",
      "  lauding -- them in -- religious ceremonies\n",
      "  waters -- announced -- the fertile flood season\n",
      "\n",
      "I also noticed some wrasse known as the tapiro , three decimeters long , bony fish with transparent scales whose bluish gray color is mixed with red spots ; they're enthusiastic eaters of marine vegetables , which gives them an exquisite flavor ; hence these tapiro were much in demand by the epicures of ancient Rome , and their entrails were dressed with brains of peacock , tongue of flamingo , and testes of moray to make that divine platter that so enraptured the Roman emperor Vitellius .\n",
      "  some wrasse -- known as -- the tapiro\n",
      "  color -- is mixed with -- red spots\n",
      "  which gives -- them -- an exquisite flavor\n",
      "  hence these tapiro -- were much in -- demand\n",
      "  entrails -- were dressed with -- brains\n",
      "  peacock -- tongue of -- flamingo\n",
      "  moray -- make that divine platter that -- the Roman emperor Vitellius\n",
      "  that divine platter -- enraptured -- the Roman emperor Vitellius\n",
      "\n",
      "Another resident of these seas caught my attention and revived all my memories of antiquity .\n",
      "  attention -- revived -- memories\n",
      "  attention -- my memories of -- antiquity\n",
      "\n",
      "This was the remora , which travels attached to the bellies of sharks ; as the ancients tell it , when these little fish cling to the undersides of a ship , they can bring it to a halt , and by so impeding Mark Anton 's vessel during the Battle of Actium , one of them facilitated the victory of Augustus Caesar .\n",
      "  which travels -- attached -- the bellies\n",
      "  the ancients -- tell -- these little fish cling\n",
      "  a ship -- bring -- impeding Mark Anton\n",
      "  a ship -- halt -- impeding Mark Anton\n",
      "  Actium -- facilitated the victory of -- Augustus Caesar\n",
      "\n",
      "From such slender threads hang the destinies of nations !\n",
      "  such slender threads -- hang the destinies of -- nations !\n",
      "\n",
      "I also observed some wonderful snappers belonging to the order Lutianida , sacred fish for the Greeks , who claimed they could drive off sea monsters from the waters they frequent ; their Greek name anthias means \" flower , \" and they live up to it in the play of their colors and in those fleeting reflections that turn their dorsal fins into watered silk ; their hues are confined to a gamut of reds , from the pallor of pink to the glow of ruby .\n",
      "  the Greeks -- claimed -- drive\n",
      "  flower -- play of -- colors\n",
      "  those fleeting reflections -- turn their dorsal fins into -- silk\n",
      "  hues -- are confined -- a gamut\n",
      "\n",
      "I could not take my eyes off these marine wonders , when I was suddenly jolted by an unexpected apparition .\n",
      "  these marine wonders -- I was suddenly jolted by -- an unexpected apparition\n",
      "\n",
      "In the midst of the waters , a man appeared , a diver carrying a little leather bag at his belt .\n",
      "  a man -- appeared -- a little leather bag\n",
      "  a man -- carrying a little leather bag at -- belt\n",
      "\n",
      "It was no corpse lost in the waves .\n",
      "  no corpse -- lost in -- the waves\n",
      "\n",
      "It was a living man , swimming vigorously , sometimes disappearing to breathe at the surface , then instantly diving again .\n",
      "  swimming -- vigorously -- breathe\n",
      "  breathe -- surface -- diving again\n",
      "  breathe -- then instantly -- diving again\n",
      "\n",
      "I turned to Captain Nemo , and in an agitated voice :\n",
      "  Nemo -- voice -- :\n",
      "\n",
      "We must rescue him at all cost !\n",
      "  rescue -- him at -- all cost !\n",
      "\n",
      "\" The captain did not reply but went to lean against the window .\n",
      "  reply -- went -- lean\n",
      "\n",
      "The man drew near , and gluing his face to the panel , he stared at us .\n",
      "  The man -- drew near -- face\n",
      "  The man -- gluing -- face\n",
      "\n",
      "To my deep astonishment , Captain Nemo gave him a signal .\n",
      "  deep astonishment -- Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "  Nemo -- gave him -- a signal\n",
      "\n",
      "The diver answered with his hand , immediately swam up to the surface of the sea , and did not reappear .\n",
      "  hand -- immediately swam up -- the sea\n",
      "  hand -- surface of -- the sea\n",
      "  the sea -- did not -- reappear\n",
      "\n",
      "That is Nicolas from Cape Matapan , nicknamed ‘Il Pesce .\n",
      "  Cape Matapan -- nicknamed -- ‘Il Pesce\n",
      "\n",
      "Water is his true element , and he lives in the sea more than on shore , going constantly from one island to another , even to Crete .\n",
      "  Water -- is -- true element\n",
      "  shore -- going constantly from -- island\n",
      "  island -- even -- Crete\n",
      "\n",
      "This said , Captain Nemo went to a cabinet standing near the loung 's left panel .\n",
      "  Nemo -- went -- a cabinet standing\n",
      "  the loung -- left -- panel\n",
      "\n",
      "Next to this cabinet I saw a chest bound with hoops of iron , its lid bearing a copper plaque that displayed the Nautilu 's monogram with its motto Mobilis in Mobili .\n",
      "  this cabinet -- I saw a chest bound with -- hoops\n",
      "  iron -- bearing a copper plaque that displayed -- the Nautilu\n",
      "\n",
      "Just then , ignoring my presence , the captain opened this cabinet , a sort of safe that contained a large number of ingots .\n",
      "  then -- ignoring my -- presence\n",
      "  presence -- captain opened -- this cabinet\n",
      "  this cabinet -- contained a large number of -- ingots\n",
      "\n",
      "Where had this precious metal come from ?\n",
      "  this precious metal -- come from -- ?\n",
      "\n",
      "How had the captain amassed this gold , and what was he about to do with it ?\n",
      "  this gold -- what was -- ?\n",
      "  this gold -- about -- ?\n",
      "  this gold -- do with -- ?\n",
      "\n",
      "Captain Nemo took out the ingots one by one and arranged them methodically inside the chest , filling it to the top .\n",
      "  Nemo -- took out -- the ingots\n",
      "  the ingots -- arranged them methodically inside -- the chest\n",
      "\n",
      "At which point I estimate that it held more than 1,000 kilograms of gold , in other words , close to 5,000,000 francs .\n",
      "  which point -- I estimate that -- gold\n",
      "  estimate -- held more than -- gold\n",
      "  other words -- close -- 5,000,000\n",
      "\n",
      "After securely fastening the chest , Captain Nemo wrote an address on its lid in characters that must have been modern Greek .\n",
      "  the chest -- Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "  Nemo -- wrote -- characters\n",
      "  Nemo -- address on -- characters\n",
      "  Nemo -- lid in -- characters\n",
      "\n",
      "This done , the captain pressed a button whose wiring was in communication with the cre 's quarters .\n",
      "  a button whose wiring -- was in -- communication\n",
      "\n",
      "Four men appeared and , not without difficulty , pushed the chest out of the lounge .\n",
      "  men -- appeared -- difficulty\n",
      "  difficulty -- pushed the chest out -- the lounge\n",
      "\n",
      "Just then Captain Nemo turned to me :\n",
      "  Nemo -- turned -- :\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Then , sir , with your permission , I will bid you good evening . \"\n",
      "  your permission -- I -- bid\n",
      "  bid -- you -- good evening\n",
      "\n",
      "And with that , Captain Nemo left the lounge .\n",
      "  that -- Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "  Nemo -- left -- the lounge\n",
      "\n",
      "I reentered my stateroom , very puzzled , as you can imagine .\n",
      "  reentered -- my -- stateroom\n",
      "\n",
      "I kept searching for a relationship between the appearance of the diver and that chest filled with gold .\n",
      "  that chest -- filled with -- gold\n",
      "\n",
      "Soon , from certain rolling and pitching movements , I sensed that the Nautilus had left the lower strata and was back on the surface of the water .\n",
      "  pitching movements -- I sensed that -- the Nautilus\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- had left -- the lower strata\n",
      "  the lower strata -- was back on -- the water\n",
      "  the lower strata -- surface of -- the water\n",
      "\n",
      "I realized that the skiff was being detached and launched to sea .\n",
      "  the skiff -- was being -- sea\n",
      "  the skiff -- launched -- sea\n",
      "\n",
      "Hoisted on board , the longboat was readjusted into its socket , and the Nautilus plunged back beneath the waves .\n",
      "  the longboat -- was readjusted into -- socket\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- back beneath -- the waves\n",
      "\n",
      "So those millions had been delivered to their address .\n",
      "  those millions -- had been delivered -- address\n",
      "\n",
      "The next day I related the nigh 's events to Conseil and the Canadian , events that had aroused my curiosity to a fever pitch .\n",
      "  The next day -- I related -- events\n",
      "  The next day -- nigh -- events\n",
      "  events -- had -- aroused\n",
      "  aroused -- my -- curiosity\n",
      "\n",
      "My companions were as startled as I was .\n",
      "  companions -- were as -- startled\n",
      "\n",
      "After breakfast I made my way to the lounge and went about my work .\n",
      "  breakfast -- I made my -- way\n",
      "  the lounge -- went about my -- work\n",
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      "Just then - was it due to some personal indisposition? - I felt extremely hot and had to take off my jacket made of fan mussel fabric .\n",
      "  - -- was -- some personal indisposition? -\n",
      "  - -- due -- some personal indisposition? -\n",
      "  some personal indisposition? - -- I felt -- jacket\n",
      "  some personal indisposition? - -- had -- jacket\n",
      "  some personal indisposition? - -- take off my -- jacket\n",
      "  jacket -- made of -- fan mussel fabric\n",
      "\n",
      "A perplexing circumstance because we were not in the low latitudes , and besides , once the Nautilus was submerged , it should not be subject to any rise in temperature .\n",
      "  we -- were not in -- the low latitudes\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- was -- any rise\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- be -- any rise\n",
      "\n",
      "It marked a depth of sixty feet , a depth beyond the reach of atmospheric heat .\n",
      "  feet -- depth beyond -- atmospheric heat\n",
      "  feet -- reach of -- atmospheric heat\n",
      "\n",
      "I was about to leave the lounge when Captain Nemo entered .\n",
      "  the lounge -- Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "\n",
      "He approached the thermometer , consulted it , and turned to me :\n",
      "  the thermometer -- consulted -- :\n",
      "  the thermometer -- turned -- :\n",
      "\n",
      "I have detected as much , captain , \" I replied , \" and if it gets even slightly hotter , we wo not be able to stand it . \"\n",
      "  captain -- I -- replied\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Oh , professor , it wo not get any hotter unless we want it to ! \"\n",
      "  professor -- get -- any hotter\n",
      "  any hotter -- unless -- we\n",
      "  we -- want -- !\n",
      "\n",
      "We are cruising in a current of boiling water . \"\n",
      "  We -- are cruising in -- boiling water\n",
      "\n",
      "The panels had opened , and I could see a completely white sea around the Nautilus .\n",
      "  The panels -- had opened -- white sea\n",
      "  The panels -- I -- white sea\n",
      "  The panels -- completely white sea around -- the Nautilus\n",
      "\n",
      "Steaming sulfurous fumes uncoiled in the midst of waves bubbling like water in a boiler .\n",
      "  Steaming sulfurous fumes uncoiled -- midst of -- waves bubbling\n",
      "\n",
      "I leaned my hand against one of the windows , but the heat was so great , I had to snatch it back .\n",
      "  the heat -- was so -- back\n",
      "  the heat -- I had -- back\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Near the island of Santorini , professor , \" the captain answered me , \" and right in the channel that separates the volcanic islets of Nea Kameni and Palea Kameni .\n",
      "  professor -- captain answered -- right\n",
      "\n",
      "\" I thought , \" I said , \" that the formation of such new islands had come to an end . \"\n",
      "  such new islands -- had come -- an end\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Nothing ever comes to an end in these volcanic waterways , \" Captain Nemo replied , \" and thanks to its underground fires , our globe is continuously under construction in these regions .\n",
      "  these volcanic waterways -- Captain -- Nemo replied\n",
      "  underground fires -- our -- globe\n",
      "  globe -- is continuously under -- construction\n",
      "\n",
      "According to the Latin historians Cassiodorus and Pliny , by the year 19 of the Christian era , a new island , the divine Thera , had already appeared in the very place these islets have more recently formed .\n",
      "  the divine Thera -- had already appeared in -- the very place these islets\n",
      "\n",
      "From that day to this , such plutonic construction work has been in abeyance .\n",
      "  such plutonic construction work -- has been in -- abeyance\n",
      "\n",
      "But on February 3 , 1866 , a new islet named George Island emerged in the midst of sulfurous steam near Nea Kameni and was fused to it on the 6th of the same month .\n",
      "  a new islet -- named George Island emerged in -- sulfurous steam\n",
      "  George Island emerged -- midst of -- sulfurous steam\n",
      "  Nea Kameni -- was fused -- the 6th\n",
      "\n",
      "Seven days later , on February 13 , the islet of Aphroessa appeared , leaving a ten - meter channel between itself and Nea Kameni .\n",
      "  Aphroessa -- appeared -- meter channel\n",
      "  Aphroessa -- leaving -- meter channel\n",
      "\n",
      "I was in these seas when that phenomenon occurred and I was able to observe its every phase .\n",
      "  occurred -- I was able -- every phase\n",
      "  occurred -- observe -- every phase\n",
      "\n",
      "The islet of Aphroessa was circular in shape , measuring 300 feet in diameter and thirty feet in height .\n",
      "  Aphroessa -- was circular in -- shape\n",
      "\n",
      "Finally , on March 10 , a smaller islet called Reka appeared next to Nea Kameni , and since then , these three islets have fused to form one single , selfsame island . \"\n",
      "  a smaller islet -- called -- Reka\n",
      "  Reka -- appeared -- Nea Kameni\n",
      "  islets -- have fused -- selfsame island\n",
      "  islets -- form -- selfsame island\n",
      "\n",
      "\" What about this channel we are in right now ? \"\n",
      "  this channel we -- are in -- right\n",
      "  right -- now -- ?\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Here it is , \" Captain Nemo replied , showing me a chart of the Greek Islands . \"\n",
      "  showing -- me a chart of -- the Greek Islands\n",
      "\n",
      "\" But will this channel fill up one day ? \"\n",
      "  this channel -- fill up -- day ?\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Very likely , Professor Aronnax , because since 1866 eight little lava islets have surged up in front of the port of St. Nicolas on Palea Kameni .\n",
      "  little lava islets -- have surged up -- front\n",
      "\n",
      "So it is obvious that Nea and Palea will join in days to come .\n",
      "  Palea -- join in -- days\n",
      "\n",
      "In the middle of the Pacific , tiny infusoria build continents , but here they're built by volcanic phenomena .\n",
      "  tiny infusoria -- build -- continents\n",
      "  they're -- built by -- volcanic phenomena\n",
      "\n",
      "Look at the construction work going on under these waves .\n",
      "  the construction work -- going on -- these waves\n",
      "\n",
      "The Nautilus was no longer moving .\n",
      "  The Nautilus -- was -- moving\n",
      "  The Nautilus -- longer -- moving\n",
      "\n",
      "The heat had become unbearable .\n",
      "  The heat -- had become -- unbearable\n",
      "\n",
      "From the white it had recently been , the sea was turning red , a coloration caused by the presence of iron salts .\n",
      "  the white -- had recently been -- the sea\n",
      "  the sea -- was turning -- red\n",
      "  a coloration -- caused by -- the presence\n",
      "\n",
      "Although the lounge was hermetically sealed , it was filling with an intolerable stink of sulfur , and I could see scarlet flames of such brightness , they overpowered our electric light .\n",
      "  the lounge -- was -- hermetically\n",
      "  hermetically -- sealed -- filling\n",
      "  hermetically -- was filling with -- an intolerable stink\n",
      "  sulfur -- I -- see scarlet\n",
      "  such brightness -- our -- electric light\n",
      "\n",
      "I was swimming in perspiration , I was stifling , I was about to be cooked .\n",
      "  perspiration -- I was -- stifling\n",
      "\n",
      "\" We can not stay any longer in this boiling water , \" I told the captain . \"\n",
      "  We -- stay -- this boiling water\n",
      "  We -- longer in -- this boiling water\n",
      "  this boiling water -- I told -- the captain\n",
      "\n",
      "No , it would not be advisable , \" replied Nemo the Emotionless .\n",
      "  advisable -- Nemo -- the Emotionless\n",
      "\n",
      "The Nautilus tacked about and retreated from this furnace it could not brave with impunity .\n",
      "  The Nautilus -- tacked about -- brave\n",
      "  The Nautilus -- retreated from -- brave\n",
      "  The Nautilus -- furnace -- brave\n",
      "\n",
      "A quarter of an hour later , we were breathing fresh air on the surface of the waves .\n",
      "  we -- were breathing fresh air on -- the waves\n",
      "  breathing fresh air -- surface of -- the waves\n",
      "\n",
      "It then occurred to me that if Ned had chosen these waterways for our escape attempt , we would not have come out alive from this sea of fire .\n",
      "  occurred -- me that -- Ned\n",
      "  Ned -- had chosen these waterways for our -- escape attempt\n",
      "  we -- have come out alive from -- this sea\n",
      "\n",
      "The next day , February 16 , we left this basin , which tallies depths of 3,000 meters between Rhodes and Alexandria , and passing well out from Cerigo Island after doubling Cape Matapan , the Nautilus left the Greek Islands behind .\n",
      "  we -- left -- this basin\n",
      "  Alexandria -- passing well out -- Cerigo Island\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- left -- the Greek Islands behind\n",
      "\n",
      "to Greeks simply \" the sea , \" to Hebrews \" the great sea , \" to Romans mare nostrum .\n",
      "  Greeks -- simply -- the sea\n",
      "\n",
      "* Bordered by orange trees , aloes , cactus , and maritime pine trees , perfumed with the scent of myrtle , framed by rugged mountains , saturated with clean , transparent air but continuously under construction by fires in the earth , this sea is a genuine battlefield where Neptune and Pluto still struggle for world domination .\n",
      "  myrtle -- framed by -- rugged mountains\n",
      "  rugged mountains -- saturated with -- clean\n",
      "  transparent air -- continuously under -- construction\n",
      "  this sea -- is -- a genuine battlefield\n",
      "  Neptune -- Pluto still struggle for -- world domination\n",
      "\n",
      "Here on these beaches and waters , says the French historian Michelet , a man is revived by one of the most invigorating climates in the world .\n",
      "  waters -- says -- the French historian Michelet\n",
      "  a man -- is revived by -- the most invigorating climates\n",
      "\n",
      "But as beautiful as it was , I could get only a quick look at this basin whose surface area comprises 2,000,000 square kilometers .\n",
      "  this basin whose -- surface -- area comprises 2,000,000 square kilometers\n",
      "\n",
      "Even Captain Nem 's personal insights were denied me , because that mystifying individual did not appear one single time during our high - speed crossing .\n",
      "  Even -- Captain -- Nem\n",
      "  personal insights -- were denied -- that mystifying\n",
      "  that mystifying -- did not -- single time\n",
      "  single time -- our high - -- speed crossing\n",
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      "I estimate that the Nautilus covered a track of some 600 leagues under the waves of this sea , and this voyage was accomplished in just twenty - four hours times two .\n",
      "  this voyage -- was accomplished in -- twenty\n",
      "\n",
      "Departing from the waterways of Greece on the morning of February 16 , we cleared the Strait of Gibraltar by sunrise on the 18th. It was obvious to me that this Mediterranean , pinned in the middle of those shores he wanted to avoid , gave Captain Nemo no pleasure .\n",
      "  we -- cleared the Strait of -- Gibraltar\n",
      "  sunrise -- 18th. -- this Mediterranean\n",
      "  sunrise -- was obvious -- this Mediterranean\n",
      "  sunrise -- me that -- this Mediterranean\n",
      "  those shores -- wanted -- no pleasure\n",
      "  those shores -- gave Captain Nemo -- no pleasure\n",
      "\n",
      "Its waves and breezes brought back too many memories , if not too many regrets .\n",
      "  breezes -- brought back too -- many memories\n",
      "  many memories -- too -- many regrets\n",
      "\n",
      "Here he no longer had the ease of movement and freedom of maneuver that the oceans allowed him , and his Nautilus felt cramped so close to the coasts of both Africa and Europe .\n",
      "  the oceans -- allowed -- Nautilus\n",
      "  Nautilus -- felt -- cramped\n",
      "  cramped -- close -- the coasts\n",
      "\n",
      "Accordingly , our speed was twenty - five miles ( that is , twelve four - kilometer leagues ) per hour .\n",
      "  speed -- was twenty - -- miles\n",
      "  miles -- is -- kilometer leagues\n",
      "\n",
      "Needless to say , Ned Land had to give up his escape plans , much to his distress .\n",
      "  Ned Land -- had -- escape plans\n",
      "  Ned Land -- give up -- escape plans\n",
      "\n",
      "Swept along at the rate of twelve to thirteen meters per second , he could hardly make use of the skiff .\n",
      "  meters -- make use of -- the skiff\n",
      "\n",
      "Leaving the Nautilus under these conditions would have been like jumping off a train racing at this speed , a rash move if there ever was one .\n",
      "  these conditions -- have been like jumping off a train racing at -- this speed\n",
      "\n",
      "Moreover , to renew our air supply , the submersible rose to the surface of the waves only at night , and relying solely on compass and log , it steered by dead reckoning .\n",
      "  Moreover -- renew our -- air supply\n",
      "  the submersible rose -- surface of -- the waves\n",
      "  night -- solely on -- compass\n",
      "\n",
      "Inside the Mediterranean , then , I could catch no more of its fast - passing scenery than a traveler might see from an express train ; in other words , I could view only the distant horizons because the foregrounds flashed by like lightning .\n",
      "  then -- I -- passing scenery\n",
      "  then -- catch no more of -- passing scenery\n",
      "  then -- fast - -- passing scenery\n",
      "  a traveler -- might see from -- an express train\n",
      "  other words -- I could view only the distant horizons because -- the foregrounds flashed\n",
      "\n",
      "But Conseil and I were able to observe those Mediterranean fish whose powerful fins kept pace for a while in the Nautilu 's waters .\n",
      "  Conseil -- I were able -- those Mediterranean fish whose powerful fins\n",
      "  Conseil -- observe -- those Mediterranean fish whose powerful fins\n",
      "  those Mediterranean fish whose powerful fins -- kept pace for -- the Nautilu\n",
      "\n",
      "We stayed on watch before the lounge windows , and our notes enable me to reconstruct , in a few words , the ichthyology of this sea .\n",
      "  We -- stayed on -- watch\n",
      "  the lounge windows -- our -- notes\n",
      "  notes -- enable me -- a few words\n",
      "  notes -- reconstruct -- a few words\n",
      "\n",
      "Among the various fish inhabiting it , some I viewed , others I glimpsed , and the rest I missed completely because of the Nautilu 's speed .\n",
      "  the various fish -- inhabiting -- others\n",
      "  the various fish -- I viewed -- others\n",
      "  others -- I -- glimpsed\n",
      "  the rest -- I -- the Nautilu\n",
      "  the rest -- completely because -- the Nautilu\n",
      "\n",
      "Kindly allow me to sort them out using this whimsical system of classification .\n",
      "  Kindly -- allow me -- this whimsical system\n",
      "  Kindly -- using this whimsical system of -- classification\n",
      "\n",
      "In the midst of the watery mass , brightly lit by our electric beams , there snaked past those one - meter lampreys that are common to nearly every clime .\n",
      "  the watery mass -- lit by our -- electric beams\n",
      "  meter lampreys -- are -- every clime\n",
      "\n",
      "A type of ray from the genus Oxyrhynchus , five feet wide , had a white belly with a spotted , ash - gray back and was carried along by the currents like a huge , wide - open shawl .\n",
      "  feet -- had a white belly with -- ash\n",
      "  a white belly -- spotted -- ash\n",
      "  gray back -- was carried along by -- the currents\n",
      "  wide - -- open -- shawl\n",
      "\n",
      "Other rays passed by so quickly I could not tell if they deserved that name \" eagle ray \" coined by the ancient Greeks , or those designations of \" rat ray , \" \" bat ray , \" and \" toad ray \" that modern fishermen have inflicted on them .\n",
      "  Other rays -- passed by -- tell\n",
      "  Other rays -- I -- tell\n",
      "\n",
      "Dogfish known as topes , twelve feet long and especially feared by divers , were racing with each other .\n",
      "  Dogfish -- known as -- topes\n",
      "  especially -- feared by -- divers\n",
      "\n",
      "Looking like big bluish shadows , thresher sharks went by , eight feet long and gifted with an extremely acute sense of smell .\n",
      "  thresher sharks -- went by -- feet\n",
      "\n",
      "Dorados from the genus Sparus , some measuring up to thirteen decimeters , appeared in silver and azure costumes encircled with ribbons , which contrasted with the dark color of their fins ; fish sacred to the goddess Venus , their eyes set in brows of gold ; a valuable species that patronizes all waters fresh or salt , equally at home in rivers , lakes , and oceans , living in every clime , tolerating any temperature , their line dating back to prehistoric times on this earth yet preserving all its beauty from those far - off days .\n",
      "  decimeters -- appeared in -- silver\n",
      "  azure costumes -- encircled with -- ribbons\n",
      "  Venus -- set in -- brows\n",
      "  a valuable species -- patronizes -- salt\n",
      "  every clime -- tolerating -- any temperature\n",
      "  any temperature -- line -- dating\n",
      "  dating -- back -- prehistoric times\n",
      "  this earth -- preserving all its beauty from -- -\n",
      "  beauty -- far - off -- days\n",
      "\n",
      "Magnificent sturgeons , nine to ten meters long and extremely fast , banged their powerful tails against the glass of our panels , showing bluish backs with small brown spots ; they resemble sharks , without equaling their strength , and are encountered in every sea ; in the spring they delight in swimming up the great rivers , fighting the currents of the Volga , Danube , Po , Rhine , Loire , and Oder , while feeding on herring , mackerel , salmon , and codfish ; although they belong to the class of cartilaginous fish , they rate as a delicacy ; they're eaten fresh , dried , marinated , or salt - preserved , and in olden times they were borne in triumph to the table of the Roman epicure Lucullus .\n",
      "  meters -- fast -- powerful tails\n",
      "  meters -- banged their powerful tails against -- the glass\n",
      "  the glass -- our -- panels\n",
      "  resemble sharks -- equaling -- strength\n",
      "  strength -- are encountered in -- every sea\n",
      "  the great rivers -- fighting the currents of -- the Volga\n",
      "  salt - -- preserved -- times\n",
      "  times -- were borne in -- triumph\n",
      "\n",
      "But whenever the Nautilus drew near the surface , those denizens of the Mediterranean I could observe most productively belonged to the sixty - third genus of bony fish .\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- drew near -- those denizens\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- surface -- those denizens\n",
      "  the Mediterranean -- I -- most productively\n",
      "  the Mediterranean -- observe -- most productively\n",
      "  most productively -- belonged -- third genus\n",
      "\n",
      "These were tuna from the genus Scomber , blue - black on top , silver on the belly armor , their dorsal stripes giving off a golden gleam .\n",
      "  dorsal stripes -- giving off -- a golden gleam\n",
      "\n",
      "They are said to follow ships in search of refreshing shade from the hot tropical sun , and they did just that with the Nautilus , as they had once done with the vessels of the Count de La PΘrouse .\n",
      "  the hot tropical sun -- did just that -- the Nautilus\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- had once done with -- the vessels\n",
      "\n",
      "For long hours they competed in speed with our submersible .\n",
      "  long hours -- competed in -- speed\n",
      "  speed -- our -- submersible\n",
      "\n",
      "I could not stop marveling at these animals so perfectly cut out for racing , their heads small , their bodies sleek , spindle - shaped , and in some cases over three meters long , their pectoral fins gifted with remarkable strength , their caudal fins forked .\n",
      "  marveling -- animals so -- racing\n",
      "  marveling -- cut out for -- racing\n",
      "  bodies -- sleek -- spindle\n",
      "\n",
      "Like certain flocks of birds , whose speed they equal , these tuna swim in triangle formation , which prompted the ancients to say they'd boned up on geometry and military strategy .\n",
      "  whose -- speed -- equal\n",
      "  triangle formation -- prompted -- the ancients\n",
      "  the ancients -- say they'd boned up -- geometry\n",
      "\n",
      "And yet they can not escape the Provenτal fishermen , who prize them as highly as did the ancient inhabitants of Turkey and Italy ; and these valuable animals , as oblivious as if they were deaf and blind , leap right into the Marseilles tuna nets and perish by the thousands .\n",
      "  prize -- them as -- the ancient inhabitants\n",
      "  prize -- did the ancient inhabitants of -- Turkey\n",
      "  oblivious -- were -- blind\n",
      "\n",
      "Just for the record , I will mention those Mediterranean fish that Conseil and I barely glimpsed .\n",
      "  the record -- I -- those Mediterranean fish that Conseil\n",
      "  the record -- mention -- those Mediterranean fish that Conseil\n",
      "  those Mediterranean fish that Conseil -- I barely -- glimpsed\n",
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      "There were whitish eels of the species Gymnotus fasciatus that passed like elusive wisps of steam , conger eels three to four meters long that were tricked out in green , blue , and yellow , three - foot hake with a liver that makes a dainty morsel , wormfish drifting like thin seaweed , sea robins that poets call lyrefish and seamen pipers and whose snouts have two jagged triangular plates shaped like old Home 's lyre , swallowfish swimming as fast as the bird they're named after , redheaded groupers whose dorsal fins are trimmed with filaments , some shad ( spotted with black , gray , brown , blue , yellow , and green ) that actually respond to tinkling handbells , splendid diamond - shaped turbot that were like aquatic pheasants with yellowish fins stippled in brown and the left topside mostly marbled in brown and yellow , finally schools of wonderful red mullet , real oceanic birds of paradise that ancient Romans bought for as much as 10,000 sesterces apiece , and which they killed at the table , so they could heartlessly watch it change color from cinnabar red when alive to pallid white when dead .\n",
      "  the species Gymnotus fasciatus -- passed like -- elusive wisps\n",
      "  meters long -- were tricked out -- green\n",
      "  foot hake -- liver -- a dainty morsel\n",
      "  foot hake -- makes -- a dainty morsel\n",
      "  whose snouts -- have -- triangular plates\n",
      "  triangular plates -- shaped like -- old Home\n",
      "  swallowfish swimming -- fast as -- the bird they're\n",
      "  the bird they're -- named after -- redheaded groupers whose dorsal fins\n",
      "  redheaded groupers whose dorsal fins -- are trimmed with -- filaments\n",
      "  some shad -- spotted with -- black\n",
      "  green -- actually respond -- tinkling handbells\n",
      "  turbot -- were like -- aquatic pheasants\n",
      "  brown -- left topside mostly marbled in -- brown\n",
      "  yellow -- finally schools of -- wonderful red mullet\n",
      "  paradise that ancient Romans -- bought for -- sesterces\n",
      "  sesterces -- killed at -- the table\n",
      "  cinnabar red -- alive -- pallid white\n",
      "\n",
      "And as for other fish common to the Atlantic and Mediterranean , I was unable to observe miralets , triggerfish , puffers , seahorses , jewelfish , trumpetfish , blennies , gray mullet , wrasse , smelt , flying fish , anchovies , sea bream , porgies , garfish , or any of the chief representatives of the order Pleuronecta , such as sole , flounder , plaice , dab , and brill , simply because of the dizzying speed with which the Nautilus hustled through these opulent waters .\n",
      "  Mediterranean -- I was unable -- observe miralets\n",
      "  brill -- simply because -- the dizzying speed\n",
      "  the dizzying speed -- which the Nautilus hustled through -- these opulent waters\n",
      "\n",
      "As for marine mammals , on passing by the mouth of the Adriatic Sea , I thought I recognized two or three sperm whales equipped with the single dorsal fin denoting the genus Physeter , some pilot whales from the genus Globicephalus exclusive to the Mediterranean , the forepart of the head striped with small distinct lines , and also a dozen seals with white bellies and black coats , known by the name monk seals and just as solemn as if they were three - meter Dominicans .\n",
      "  passing -- mouth of -- the Adriatic Sea\n",
      "  the Adriatic Sea -- I thought I recognized -- sperm whales\n",
      "  sperm whales -- equipped with -- the single dorsal fin\n",
      "  the single dorsal fin -- denoting -- the genus Physeter\n",
      "  black coats -- known by -- the name monk seals\n",
      "  the name monk seals -- were -- meter Dominicans\n",
      "\n",
      "For his part , Conseil thought he spotted a turtle six feet wide and adorned with three protruding ridges that ran lengthwise .\n",
      "  Conseil -- thought -- a turtle\n",
      "  Conseil -- spotted -- a turtle\n",
      "  protruding ridges -- ran -- lengthwise\n",
      "\n",
      "I was sorry to miss this reptile , because from Consei 's description , I believe I recognized the leatherback turtle , a pretty rare species .\n",
      "  description -- I believe I recognized -- turtle\n",
      "\n",
      "For my part , I noted only some loggerhead turtles with long carapaces .\n",
      "  part -- I noted only some loggerhead turtles with -- long carapaces\n",
      "\n",
      "As for zoophytes , for a few moments I was able to marvel at a wonderful , orange - hued hydra from the genus Galeolaria that clung to the glass of our port panel ; it consisted of a long , lean filament that spread out into countless branches and ended in the most delicate lace ever spun by the followers of Arachne .\n",
      "  a few moments -- I was able -- orange\n",
      "  a few moments -- marvel at -- orange\n",
      "  the glass -- our -- port panel\n",
      "  lean filament -- spread out into -- countless branches\n",
      "  countless branches -- ended in -- the most delicate lace\n",
      "  the most delicate lace -- ever spun by -- the followers\n",
      "\n",
      "Unfortunately I could not fish up this wonderful specimen , and surely no other Mediterranean zoophytes would have been offered to my gaze , if , on the evening of the 16th , the Nautilus had not slowed down in an odd fashion .\n",
      "  this wonderful specimen -- surely -- no other Mediterranean zoophytes\n",
      "  no other Mediterranean zoophytes -- have been offered -- gaze\n",
      "  no other Mediterranean zoophytes -- my -- gaze\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- had not slowed down -- an odd fashion\n",
      "\n",
      "By then we were passing between Sicily and the coast of Tunisia .\n",
      "  we -- were passing between -- Sicily\n",
      "\n",
      "In the cramped space between Cape Bon and the Strait of Messina , the sea bottom rises almost all at once .\n",
      "  the sea -- bottom -- rises\n",
      "\n",
      "It forms an actual ridge with only seventeen meters of water remaining above it , while the depth on either side is 170 meters .\n",
      "  water -- depth on -- side\n",
      "  side -- is -- meters\n",
      "\n",
      "Consequently , the Nautilus had to maneuver with caution so as not to bump into this underwater barrier .\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- had -- bump\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- caution so as -- bump\n",
      "\n",
      "I showed Conseil the position of this long reef on our chart of the Mediterranean .\n",
      "  this long reef -- our chart of -- the Mediterranean\n",
      "\n",
      "\" But with all due respect to master , \" Conseil ventured to observe , \" it is like an actual isthmus connecting Europe to Africa . \"\n",
      "  observe -- is like -- an actual isthmus\n",
      "  an actual isthmus -- connecting -- Europe\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Yes , my boy , \" I replied , \" it cuts across the whole Strait of Sicily , and Smit 's soundings prove that in the past , these two continents were genuinely connected between Cape Boeo and Cape Farina . \"\n",
      "  boy -- I -- replied\n",
      "  soundings -- prove that -- the past\n",
      "  continents -- were -- genuinely\n",
      "  genuinely -- connected between -- Cape Boeo\n",
      "\n",
      "I might add , \" I went on , \" that ther 's a similar barrier between Gibraltar and Ceuta , and in prehistoric times it closed off the Mediterranean completely . \"\n",
      "  add -- I went on -- that ther\n",
      "  prehistoric times -- closed off -- the Mediterranean\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Suppose one day some volcanic upheaval raises these two barriers back above the waves ! \"\n",
      "  day some volcanic upheaval -- raises -- barriers\n",
      "  barriers -- back above -- the waves !\n",
      "\n",
      "\" If master will allow me to finish , I mean that if this phenomenon occurs , it might prove distressing to Mr. de Lesseps , who has gone to such pains to cut through his isthmus ! \"\n",
      "  master -- allow me -- finish\n",
      "  finish -- I mean that -- this phenomenon occurs\n",
      "  this phenomenon occurs -- prove -- distressing\n",
      "  Mr. de Lesseps -- has gone -- isthmus !\n",
      "  Mr. de Lesseps -- pains -- isthmus !\n",
      "  Mr. de Lesseps -- cut through -- isthmus !\n",
      "\n",
      "Volcanoes were quite numerous in the worl 's early days , but they're going extinct one by one ; the heat inside the earth is growing weaker , the temperature in the glob 's lower strata is cooling appreciably every century , and to our glob 's detriment , because its heat is its life . \"\n",
      "  Volcanoes -- were -- the worl\n",
      "  Volcanoes -- numerous in -- the worl\n",
      "  they're -- going extinct -- the heat\n",
      "  the earth -- is growing weaker -- the temperature\n",
      "  lower strata -- is -- cooling\n",
      "  cooling -- appreciably -- every century\n",
      "  every century -- our -- glob\n",
      "  heat -- is -- life\n",
      "\n",
      "\" But the sun - \" \" The sun is not enough , Conseil .\n",
      "  The sun -- is not -- enough\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Well , my friend , someday the earth will be just such a cold corpse .\n",
      "  friend -- someday -- the earth\n",
      "  the earth -- be just such -- a cold corpse\n",
      "\n",
      "Like the moon , which long ago lost its vital heat , our globe will become lifeless and unlivable . \"\n",
      "  which long ago -- lost -- vital heat\n",
      "  vital heat -- our -- globe\n",
      "  globe -- become -- lifeless\n",
      "\n",
      "\" In hundreds of thousands of years , my boy . \"\n",
      "  years -- my -- boy\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Then we have ample time to finish our voyage , \" Conseil replied , \" if Ned Land does not mess things up ! \"\n",
      "  we -- have -- ample time\n",
      "  ample time -- finish our -- voyage\n",
      "\n",
      "Thus reassured , Conseil went back to studying the shallows that the Nautilus was skimming at moderate speed .\n",
      "  Conseil -- went back -- the shallows\n",
      "  Conseil -- studying the shallows that -- the Nautilus\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- was skimming at -- moderate speed\n",
      "\n",
      "On the rocky , volcanic seafloor , there bloomed quite a collection of moving flora :\n",
      "  bloomed -- quite a collection of moving -- flora :\n",
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      "sponges , sea cucumbers , jellyfish called sea gooseberries that were adorned with reddish tendrils and gave off a subtle phosphorescence , members of the genus Beroe that are commonly known by the name melon jellyfish and are bathed in the shimmer of the whole solar spectrum , free - swimming crinoids one meter wide that reddened the waters with their crimson hue , treelike basket stars of the greatest beauty , sea fans from the genus Pavonacea with long stems , numerous edible sea urchins of various species , plus green sea anemones with a grayish trunk and a brown disk lost beneath the olive - colored tresses of their tentacles .\n",
      "  jellyfish -- called sea gooseberries that were adorned with -- reddish tendrils\n",
      "  reddish tendrils -- gave off -- a subtle phosphorescence\n",
      "  the genus Beroe -- are commonly known by -- the name melon jellyfish\n",
      "  the name melon jellyfish -- are bathed in -- the shimmer\n",
      "  swimming crinoids -- reddened the waters with -- crimson hue\n",
      "  a brown disk -- lost beneath -- the olive\n",
      "\n",
      "Conseil kept especially busy observing mollusks and articulates , and although his catalog is a little dry , I would not want to wrong the gallant lad by leaving out his personal observations .\n",
      "  Conseil -- kept -- especially\n",
      "  especially -- busy observing -- mollusks\n",
      "  articulates -- is -- a little dry\n",
      "  a little dry -- I -- the gallant lad\n",
      "  a little dry -- want -- the gallant lad\n",
      "  a little dry -- wrong the gallant lad by leaving out -- personal observations\n",
      "\n",
      "From the branch Mollusca , he mentions numerous comb - shaped scallops , hooflike spiny oysters piled on top of each other , triangular coquina , three - pronged glass snails with yellow fins and transparent shells , orange snails from the genus Pleurobranchus that looked like eggs spotted or speckled with greenish dots , members of the genus Aplysia also known by the name sea hares , other sea hares from the genus Dolabella , plump paper - bubble shells , umbrella shells exclusive to the Mediterranean , abalone whose shell produces a mother - of - pearl much in demand , pilgrim scallops , saddle shells that diners in the French province of Languedoc are said to like better than oysters , some of those cockleshells so dear to the citizens of Marseilles , fat white venus shells that are among the clams so abundant off the coasts of North America and eaten in such quantities by New Yorkers , variously colored comb shells with gill covers , burrowing date mussels with a peppery flavor I relish , furrowed heart cockles whose shells have riblike ridges on their arching summits , triton shells pocked with scarlet bumps , carniaira snails with backward - curving tips that make them resemble flimsy gondolas , crowned ferola snails , atlanta snails with spiral shells , gray nudibranchs from the genus Tethys that were spotted with white and covered by fringed mantles , nudibranchs from the suborder Eolidea that looked like small slugs , sea butterflies crawling on their backs , seashells from the genus Auricula including the oval - shaped Auricula myosotis , tan wentletrap snails , common periwinkles , violet snails , cineraira snails , rock borers , ear shells , cabochon snails , pandora shells , etc .\n",
      "  the genus Pleurobranchus -- looked like -- eggs\n",
      "  eggs -- spotted -- speckled\n",
      "  the genus Aplysia -- known by -- the name sea hares\n",
      "  abalone whose shell -- produces -- -\n",
      "  abalone whose shell -- mother - of -- pearl\n",
      "  Languedoc -- are said -- oysters\n",
      "  Marseilles -- fat white venus shells that are among -- the clams\n",
      "  North America -- eaten in -- such quantities\n",
      "  a peppery flavor -- I -- relish\n",
      "  furrowed heart cockles whose shells -- have riblike ridges on -- arching summits\n",
      "  carniaira snails -- backward - -- curving tips\n",
      "  curving tips -- make -- resemble flimsy gondolas\n",
      "  the genus Tethys -- were spotted with -- white\n",
      "  white -- covered by -- fringed mantles\n",
      "  the suborder Eolidea -- looked like -- small slugs\n",
      "  the genus Auricula -- including the oval - -- Auricula myosotis\n",
      "\n",
      "As for the articulates , in his notes Conseil has very appropriately divided them into six classes , three of which belong to the marine world .\n",
      "  notes Conseil -- has very -- classes\n",
      "  notes Conseil -- divided them into -- classes\n",
      "\n",
      "These classes are the Crustacea , Cirripedia , and Annelida .\n",
      "  These classes -- are -- the Crustacea\n",
      "\n",
      "Crustaceans are subdivided into nine orders , and the first of these consists of the decapods , in other words , animals whose head and thorax are usually fused , whose cheek - and - mouth mechanism is made up of several pairs of appendages , and whose thorax has four , five , or six pairs of walking legs .\n",
      "  Crustaceans -- are subdivided into -- orders\n",
      "  thorax -- are usually fused -- whose\n",
      "  whose -- cheek -- -\n",
      "  - -- mouth -- mechanism\n",
      "  mechanism -- is made up of -- several pairs\n",
      "  whose thorax -- has -- pairs\n",
      "\n",
      "Conseil used the methods of our mentor Professor Milne - Edwards , who puts the decapods in three divisions :\n",
      "  Conseil -- used the methods of our mentor Professor Milne - -- Edwards\n",
      "  Edwards -- puts the decapods in -- divisions :\n",
      "\n",
      "These names may look a tad fierce , but they're accurate and appropriate .\n",
      "  These names -- look -- a tad\n",
      "\n",
      "Among the Brachyura , Conseil mentions some amanthia crabs whose fronts were armed with two big diverging tips , those inachus scorpions that - lord knows why - symbolized wisdom to the ancient Greeks , spider crabs of the massena and spinimane varieties that had probably gone astray in these shallows because they usually live in the lower depths , xanthid crabs , pilumna crabs , rhomboid crabs , granular box crabs ( easy on the digestion , as Conseil ventured to observe ) , toothless masked crabs , ebalia crabs , cymopolia crabs , woolly - handed crabs , etc .\n",
      "  Conseil -- mentions -- some amanthia crabs whose\n",
      "  some amanthia crabs whose -- were armed with -- big diverging tips\n",
      "  those inachus scorpions -- lord knows why - -- symbolized wisdom\n",
      "  spinimane varieties -- had -- astray\n",
      "  spinimane varieties -- gone astray in -- these shallows\n",
      "\n",
      "Among the Macrura ( which are subdivided into five families :\n",
      "  the Macrura -- are subdivided into -- families :\n",
      "\n",
      "hardshells , burrowers , crayfish , prawns , and ghost crabs ) Conseil mentions some common spiny lobsters whose females supply a meat highly prized , slipper lobsters or common shrimp , waterside gebia shrimp , and all sorts of edible species , but he says nothing of the crayfish subdivision that includes the true lobster , because spiny lobsters are the only type in the Mediterranean .\n",
      "  Conseil -- mentions some common spiny lobsters whose females supply a meat -- slipper lobsters\n",
      "  edible species -- says nothing of -- the crayfish subdivision\n",
      "  the crayfish subdivision -- includes -- the true lobster\n",
      "  spiny lobsters -- are the only type in -- the Mediterranean\n",
      "\n",
      "Finally , among the Anomura , he saw common drocina crabs dwelling inside whatever abandoned seashells they could take over , homola crabs with spiny fronts , hermit crabs , hairy porcelain crabs , etc .\n",
      "  whatever -- abandoned -- seashells\n",
      "  seashells -- take over -- homola crabs\n",
      "\n",
      "He did not have time to finish off the class Crustacea through an examination of its stomatopods , amphipods , homopods , isopods , trilobites , branchiopods , ostracods , and entomostraceans .\n",
      "  time -- finish off the class Crustacea through -- an examination\n",
      "\n",
      "And in order to complete his study of marine articulates , he needed to mention the class Cirripedia , which contains water fleas and carp lice , plus the class Annelida , which he would have divided without fail into tubifex worms and dorsibranchian worms .\n",
      "  order -- complete his study of -- marine articulates\n",
      "  marine articulates -- needed -- the class Cirripedia\n",
      "  marine articulates -- mention -- the class Cirripedia\n",
      "  plus the class Annelida -- have divided without -- fail\n",
      "\n",
      "But having gone past the shallows of the Strait of Sicily , the Nautilus resumed its usual deep - water speed .\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- resumed its usual deep - -- water speed\n",
      "\n",
      "During the night of February 16 - 17 , we entered the second Mediterranean basin , whose maximum depth we found at 3,000 meters .\n",
      "  we -- entered -- the second Mediterranean basin\n",
      "  whose -- maximum depth -- we\n",
      "  we -- found at -- meters\n",
      "\n",
      "The Nautilus , driven downward by its propeller and slanting fins , descended to the lowest strata of this sea .\n",
      "  The Nautilus -- driven downward by -- propeller\n",
      "\n",
      "There , in place of natural wonders , the watery mass offered some thrilling and dreadful scenes to my eyes .\n",
      "  the watery mass -- offered -- some thrilling\n",
      "\n",
      "In essence , we were then crossing that part of the whole Mediterranean so fertile in casualties .\n",
      "  we -- were then crossing that part of -- the whole Mediterranean\n",
      "\n",
      "From the coast of Algiers to the beaches of Provence , how many ships have wrecked , how many vessels have vanished !\n",
      "  Provence -- how -- many vessels\n",
      "  Provence -- ships have wrecked -- many vessels\n",
      "  Provence -- how -- many vessels\n",
      "  many vessels -- have -- vanished !\n",
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      "Compared to the vast liquid plains of the Pacific , the Mediterranean is a mere lake , but it is an unpredictable lake with fickle waves , today kindly and affectionate to those frail single - masters drifting between a double ultramarine of sky and water , tomorrow bad - tempered and turbulent , agitated by the winds , demolishing the strongest ships beneath sudden waves that smash down with a headlong wallop .\n",
      "  the Mediterranean -- is -- a mere lake\n",
      "  a mere lake -- is an unpredictable lake with -- fickle waves\n",
      "  drifting -- double ultramarine of -- sky\n",
      "  tomorrow -- demolishing -- the strongest ships\n",
      "  sudden waves -- smash down with -- a headlong wallop\n",
      "\n",
      "So , in our swift cruise through these deep strata , how many vessels I saw lying on the seafloor , some already caked with coral , others clad only in a layer of rust , plus anchors , cannons , shells , iron fittings , propeller blades , parts of engines , cracked cylinders , staved - in boilers , then hulls floating in midwater , here upright , there overturned .\n",
      "  these deep strata -- how -- many vessels\n",
      "  many vessels -- I saw lying on -- the seafloor\n",
      "  the seafloor -- already caked with -- coral\n",
      "  boilers -- then hulls floating in -- midwater\n",
      "\n",
      "Some of these wrecked ships had perished in collisions , others from hitting granite reefs .\n",
      "  others -- hitting -- reefs\n",
      "\n",
      "They looked like they were at anchor by some immense , open , offshore mooring where they were waiting for their departure time .\n",
      "  some immense -- open -- offshore mooring\n",
      "  offshore mooring -- were waiting for -- departure time\n",
      "\n",
      "When the Nautilus passed between them , covering them with sheets of electricity , they seemed ready to salute us with their colors and send us their serial numbers !\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- passed between -- sheets\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- covering them with -- sheets\n",
      "  electricity -- ready -- salute us\n",
      "\n",
      "But no , nothing but silence and death filled this field of catastrophes !\n",
      "  death -- filled this field of -- catastrophes !\n",
      "\n",
      "I observed that these Mediterranean depths became more and more cluttered with such gruesome wreckage as the Nautilus drew nearer to the Strait of Gibraltar .\n",
      "  these Mediterranean depths -- became -- more cluttered\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- drew nearer -- the Strait\n",
      "\n",
      "By then the shores of Africa and Europe were converging , and in this narrow space collisions were commonplace .\n",
      "  Europe -- were -- converging\n",
      "  this narrow space collisions -- were -- commonplace\n",
      "\n",
      "One of these boats made a dreadful first impression :\n",
      "  these boats -- made -- first impression :\n",
      "  these boats -- dreadful -- first impression :\n",
      "\n",
      "sides torn open , funnel bent , paddle wheels stripped to the mountings , rudder separated from the sternpost and still hanging from an iron chain , the board on its stern eaten away by marine salts !\n",
      "  sides -- open -- paddle wheels\n",
      "  sides -- bent -- paddle wheels\n",
      "  paddle wheels -- stripped -- the mountings\n",
      "  rudder -- separated from -- the sternpost\n",
      "  stern -- eaten away by -- marine salts !\n",
      "\n",
      "How many lives were dashed in this shipwreck !\n",
      "  many lives -- were dashed in -- this shipwreck !\n",
      "\n",
      "How many victims were swept under the waves !\n",
      "  many victims -- were swept under -- the waves !\n",
      "\n",
      "Had some sailor on board lived to tell the story of this dreadful disaster , or do the waves still keep this casualty a secret ?\n",
      "  board -- lived -- the story\n",
      "  board -- tell the story of -- this dreadful disaster\n",
      "  this dreadful disaster -- do -- the waves\n",
      "  the waves -- keep -- this casualty a secret ?\n",
      "\n",
      "It occurred to me , lord knows why , that this boat buried under the sea might have been the Atlas , lost with all hands some twenty years ago and never heard from again !\n",
      "  occurred -- lord -- this boat\n",
      "  this boat -- buried under -- the sea\n",
      "  the sea -- have been -- the Atlas\n",
      "  the Atlas -- lost with -- all hands some twenty years ago\n",
      "  all hands some twenty years ago -- never heard from again -- !\n",
      "\n",
      "Oh , what a gruesome tale these Mediterranean depths could tell , this huge boneyard where so much wealth has been lost , where so many victims have met their deaths !\n",
      "  Oh -- what -- these Mediterranean depths\n",
      "  Oh -- tale -- these Mediterranean depths\n",
      "  wealth -- has been lost -- many victims\n",
      "  many victims -- have met -- deaths !\n",
      "\n",
      "Meanwhile , briskly unconcerned , the Nautilus ran at full propeller through the midst of these ruins .\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- ran at -- full propeller\n",
      "  full propeller -- midst of -- these ruins\n",
      "\n",
      "an upper current , long known to exist , that carries the ocea 's waters into the Mediterranean basin ; then a lower countercurrent , the only present - day proof of its existence being logic .\n",
      "  long -- known -- exist\n",
      "  exist -- carries -- the ocea\n",
      "  the Mediterranean basin -- then -- a lower countercurrent\n",
      "  existence -- being -- logic\n",
      "\n",
      "In essence , the Mediterranean receives a continual influx of water not only from the Atlantic but from rivers emptying into it ; since local evaporation is not enough to restore the balance , the total amount of added water should make this se 's level higher every year .\n",
      "  essence -- receives a continual influx of -- water\n",
      "  rivers -- emptying into -- local evaporation\n",
      "  local evaporation -- is not -- the balance\n",
      "  local evaporation -- restore -- the balance\n",
      "  the total amount -- added -- water\n",
      "  water -- make -- this se\n",
      "  level -- higher -- every year\n",
      "\n",
      "Yet this is not the case , and we are naturally forced to believe in the existence of some lower current that carries the Mediterranea 's surplus through the Strait of Gibraltar and into the Atlantic basin .\n",
      "  we -- are naturally forced -- the existence\n",
      "  we -- believe in -- the existence\n",
      "  the existence -- carries -- the Mediterranea\n",
      "\n",
      "The Nautilus took full advantage of this countercurrent .\n",
      "  The Nautilus -- took full advantage of -- this countercurrent\n",
      "\n",
      "For an instant I could glimpse the wonderful ruins of the Temple of Hercules , buried undersea , as Pliny and Avianus have mentioned , together with the flat island they stand on ; and a few minutes later , we were floating on the waves of the Atlantic .\n",
      "  an instant -- I -- the wonderful ruins\n",
      "  Hercules -- buried -- undersea\n",
      "  Avianus -- have mentioned -- the flat island\n",
      "  Avianus -- together with -- the flat island\n",
      "  the flat island -- stand on -- a few minutes later\n",
      "  we -- were floating on -- the waves\n",
      "\n",
      "CHAPTER 8 The Bay of Vigo THE ATLANTIC !\n",
      "  The Bay -- Vigo -- THE ATLANTIC !\n",
      "\n",
      "A vast expanse of water whose surface area is 25,000,000 square miles , with a length of 9,000 miles and an average width of 2,700. A major sea nearly unknown to the ancients , except perhaps the Carthaginians , those Dutchmen of antiquity who went along the west coasts of Europe and Africa on their commercial junkets !\n",
      "  water whose -- surface -- area\n",
      "  area -- is -- 25,000,000 square miles\n",
      "  an average width -- 2,700. -- A major sea\n",
      "  the ancients -- perhaps -- the Carthaginians\n",
      "  antiquity -- went along -- the west coasts\n",
      "\n",
      "An ocean whose parallel winding shores form an immense perimeter fed by the worl 's greatest rivers :\n",
      "  shores -- form -- an immense perimeter\n",
      "  an immense perimeter -- fed by -- the worl\n",
      "\n",
      "the St. Lawrence , Mississippi , Amazon , Plata , Orinoco , Niger , Senegal , Elbe , Loire , and Rhine , which bring it waters from the most civilized countries as well as the most undeveloped areas !\n",
      "  Rhine -- bring it waters from -- the most civilized countries\n",
      "\n",
      "A magnificent plain of waves plowed continuously by ships of every nation , shaded by every flag in the world , and ending in those two dreadful headlands so feared by navigators , Cape Horn and the Cape of Tempests !\n",
      "  waves -- continuously by -- ships\n",
      "  dreadful headlands -- feared by -- navigators\n",
      "\n",
      "The Nautilus broke these waters with the edge of its spur after doing nearly 10,000 leagues in three and a half months , a track longer than a great circle of the earth .\n",
      "  The Nautilus -- broke these waters with -- the edge\n",
      "  the edge -- spur after -- leagues\n",
      "  a track -- longer than -- a great circle\n",
      "\n",
      "Where were we heading now , and what did the future have in store for us ?\n",
      "  we heading -- now -- the future\n",
      "  we heading -- what did -- the future\n",
      "  the future -- have in -- store\n",
      "\n",
      "Emerging from the Strait of Gibraltar , the Nautilus took to the high seas .\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- took -- the high seas\n",
      "\n",
      "It returned to the surface of the waves , so our daily strolls on the platform were restored to us .\n",
      "  the waves -- our daily strolls on -- the platform\n",
      "  the platform -- were restored -- us\n",
      "\n",
      "Twelve miles away , Cape St. Vincent was hazily visible , the southwestern tip of the Hispanic peninsula .\n",
      "  Cape St. Vincent -- was -- hazily visible\n",
      "\n",
      "The sea was swelling and surging .\n",
      "  The sea -- was -- swelling\n",
      "\n",
      "Its waves made the Nautilus roll and jerk violently .\n",
      "  waves -- made -- the Nautilus roll\n",
      "\n",
      "It was nearly impossible to stand up on the platform , which was continuously buffeted by this enormously heavy sea .\n",
      "  the platform -- was continuously buffeted by -- heavy sea\n",
      "  the platform -- enormously -- heavy sea\n",
      "\n",
      "After inhaling a few breaths of air , we went below once more .\n",
      "  we -- went -- below\n",
      "\n",
      "Conseil returned to his cabin ; but the Canadian , looking rather worried , followed me .\n",
      "  Conseil -- returned -- cabin\n",
      "  cabin -- looking rather -- worried\n",
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      "Our quick trip through the Mediterranean had not allowed him to put his plans into execution , and he could barely conceal his disappointment .\n",
      "  the Mediterranean -- had not allowed him -- plans\n",
      "  the Mediterranean -- put his plans into -- execution\n",
      "  execution -- barely conceal -- disappointment\n",
      "\n",
      "After the door to my stateroom was closed , he sat and stared at me silently .\n",
      "  the door -- my -- stateroom\n",
      "  stateroom -- was closed -- stared\n",
      "  stateroom -- sat -- stared\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Ned my friend , \" I told him , \" I know how you feel , but you must not blame yourself .\n",
      "  Ned -- my -- friend\n",
      "  friend -- I told -- feel\n",
      "  friend -- I know how you -- feel\n",
      "  feel -- you -- blame yourself\n",
      "\n",
      "Given the way the Nautilus was navigating , it would have been sheer insanity to think of escaping !\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- was -- navigating\n",
      "  navigating -- have been -- sheer insanity\n",
      "  sheer insanity -- think of -- escaping !\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Ned Land did not reply .\n",
      "  Ned Land -- did not -- reply\n",
      "\n",
      "His pursed lips and frowning brow indicated that he was in the grip of his monomania .\n",
      "  pursed -- lips -- frowning brow\n",
      "  frowning brow -- indicated that -- the grip\n",
      "  frowning brow -- was in -- the grip\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Look here , \" I went on , \" as yet ther 's no cause for despair .\n",
      "  Look here -- I went on -- ther\n",
      "  ther -- cause for -- despair\n",
      "\n",
      "We are going up the coast of Portugal .\n",
      "  We -- are going up the coast of -- Portugal\n",
      "\n",
      "France and England are not far off , and there we will easily find refuge .\n",
      "  England -- are not far off -- we\n",
      "  we -- find -- refuge\n",
      "\n",
      "Oh , I grant you , if the Nautilus had emerged from the Strait of Gibraltar and made for that cape in the south , if it were taking us toward those regions that have no continents , then I would share your alarm .\n",
      "  Oh -- I -- grant you\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- had emerged from -- the Strait\n",
      "  Gibraltar -- made for -- that cape\n",
      "  the south -- were taking us toward -- those regions\n",
      "  those regions -- have -- no continents\n",
      "  no continents -- then I -- share your alarm\n",
      "\n",
      "But we now know that Captain Nemo does not avoid the seas of civilization , and in a few days I think we can safely take action .\n",
      "  we -- now -- know\n",
      "  know -- Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "  Nemo -- avoid the seas of -- civilization\n",
      "  a few days -- I -- think we\n",
      "  think we -- take -- action\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Ned Land stared at me still more intently and finally unpursed his lips : \"\n",
      "  Ned Land stared -- intently -- :\n",
      "  Ned Land stared -- finally unpursed -- :\n",
      "  Ned Land stared -- lips -- :\n",
      "\n",
      "We will do it this evening , \" he said .\n",
      "  We -- do -- this evening\n",
      "\n",
      "\" We agreed to wait for the right circumstances , \" Ned Land went on . \"\n",
      "  We -- agreed -- wait\n",
      "\n",
      "Now we have got those circumstances .\n",
      "  we -- have got -- those circumstances\n",
      "\n",
      "This evening we will be just a few miles off the coast of Spain .\n",
      "  This evening we -- be just a few miles off -- the coast\n",
      "\n",
      "It'll be cloudy tonight .\n",
      "  It'll -- be -- cloudy tonight\n",
      "\n",
      "The win 's blowing toward shore .\n",
      "  The win -- blowing toward -- shore\n",
      "\n",
      "You gave me your promise , Professor Aronnax , and I am counting on you .\n",
      "  Professor Aronnax -- I am -- counting\n",
      "\n",
      "We will do it this evening at nine o'clock , \" he said .\n",
      "  We -- do it this evening at -- o'clock\n",
      "\n",
      "By that time Captain Nemo will be locked in his room and probably in bed .\n",
      "  that time -- Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "  Nemo -- be locked in -- room\n",
      "\n",
      "Neither the mechanics or the crewmen will be able to see us .\n",
      "  the crewmen -- be able -- see us\n",
      "\n",
      "Conseil and I will go to the central companionway .\n",
      "  Conseil -- I -- the central companionway\n",
      "\n",
      "As for you , Professor Aronnax , you will stay in the library two steps away and wait for my signal .\n",
      "  Professor Aronnax -- you -- the library\n",
      "  Professor Aronnax -- stay in -- the library\n",
      "  wait -- my -- signal\n",
      "\n",
      "The oars , mast , and sail are in the skiff .\n",
      "  mast -- are in -- the skiff\n",
      "\n",
      "I have even managed to stow some provisions inside .\n",
      "  even -- managed -- some provisions inside\n",
      "  even -- stow -- some provisions inside\n",
      "\n",
      "I have gotten hold of a monkey wrench to unscrew the nuts bolting the skiff to the Nautilu 's hull .\n",
      "  wrench -- unscrew the nuts bolting -- the skiff\n",
      "\n",
      "I will see you this evening . \"\n",
      "  see -- you -- this evening\n",
      "\n",
      "Admitted , \" the Canadian replied , \" but we have got to risk it .\n",
      "  we -- have got -- risk\n",
      "\n",
      "Freedom is worth paying for .\n",
      "  Freedom -- is -- worth\n",
      "\n",
      "Besides , the longboa 's solidly built , and a few miles with the wind behind us is no big deal .\n",
      "  solidly -- built -- a few miles\n",
      "  us -- is -- no big deal\n",
      "\n",
      "By tomorrow , who knows if this ship wo not be 100 leagues out to sea ?\n",
      "  this ship -- be -- leagues\n",
      "\n",
      "If circumstances are in our favor , between ten and eleven this evening we will be landing on some piece of solid ground , or we will be dead .\n",
      "  circumstances -- are in our -- favor\n",
      "  favor -- eleven -- this evening we\n",
      "  this evening we -- be landing on -- solid ground\n",
      "  we -- be -- dead\n",
      "\n",
      "So we are in Go 's hands , and I will see you this evening !\n",
      "  we -- are in Go -- hands\n",
      "  hands -- I -- see\n",
      "  see -- you -- this evening !\n",
      "\n",
      "\" This said , the Canadian withdrew , leaving me close to dumbfounded .\n",
      "  the Canadian withdrew -- leaving -- dumbfounded\n",
      "  the Canadian withdrew -- close -- dumbfounded\n",
      "\n",
      "I had imagined that if it came to this , I would have time to think about it , to talk it over .\n",
      "  imagined -- came -- time\n",
      "  imagined -- I -- time\n",
      "  imagined -- have -- time\n",
      "\n",
      "My stubborn companion had not granted me this courtesy .\n",
      "  stubborn companion -- had not granted me -- this courtesy\n",
      "\n",
      "But after all , what would I have said to him ?\n",
      "  what -- I have said -- ?\n",
      "\n",
      "Ned Land was right a hundred times over .\n",
      "  Ned Land -- was right -- times\n",
      "\n",
      "In my selfish personal interests , could I go back on my word and be responsible for ruining the future lives of my companions ?\n",
      "  selfish personal interests -- I go back on my -- word\n",
      "  word -- be responsible for ruining the future lives of my -- companions ?\n",
      "\n",
      "Tomorrow , might not Captain Nemo take us far away from any shore ?\n",
      "  Tomorrow -- Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "  Nemo -- take -- us\n",
      "  us -- far away from -- any shore ?\n",
      "\n",
      "Just then a fairly loud hissing told me that the ballast tanks were filling , and the Nautilus sank beneath the waves of the Atlantic .\n",
      "  loud hissing -- told me that -- the ballast tanks\n",
      "  the ballast tanks -- were -- filling\n",
      "\n",
      "I wanted to avoid the captain , to hide from his eyes the agitation overwhelming me .\n",
      "  the captain -- hide from -- the agitation overwhelming\n",
      "\n",
      "What an agonizing day I spent , torn between my desire to regain my free will and my regret at abandoning this marvelous Nautilus , leaving my underwater research incomplete !\n",
      "  an agonizing day -- I spent -- free will\n",
      "  an agonizing day -- torn between my desire -- free will\n",
      "  an agonizing day -- regain my -- free will\n",
      "  free will -- my regret at abandoning -- this marvelous Nautilus\n",
      "  this marvelous Nautilus -- leaving my -- underwater research incomplete !\n",
      "\n",
      "How could I relinquish this ocean - \"my own Atlantic , \" as I liked to call it - without observing its lower strata , without wresting from it the kinds of secrets that had been revealed to me by the seas of the East Indies and the Pacific !\n",
      "  Atlantic -- I -- liked\n",
      "  liked -- call it - without observing -- lower strata\n",
      "  secrets -- had been revealed -- the seas\n",
      "  secrets -- me by -- the seas\n",
      "\n",
      "I was putting down my novel half read , I was waking up as my dream neared its climax !\n",
      "  novel half read -- I was waking up -- dream\n",
      "  novel half read -- my -- dream\n",
      "  dream -- neared -- climax !\n",
      "\n",
      "How painfully the hours passed , as I sometimes envisioned myself safe on shore with my companions , or , despite my better judgment , as I sometimes wished that some unforeseen circumstances would prevent Ned Land from carrying out his plans .\n",
      "  the hours -- passed -- envisioned\n",
      "  the hours -- I sometimes envisioned myself -- shore\n",
      "  shore -- my -- companions\n",
      "  despite -- my better -- judgment\n",
      "  judgment -- I sometimes wished that -- some unforeseen circumstances\n",
      "  some unforeseen circumstances -- prevent Ned Land from carrying out -- plans\n",
      "\n",
      "I wanted to see if the Nautilu 's heading was actually taking us closer to the coast or spiriting us farther away .\n",
      "  heading -- was actually taking -- us\n",
      "  us -- closer -- the coast\n",
      "\n",
      "The Nautilus was still in Portuguese waters .\n",
      "  The Nautilus -- was still in -- Portuguese waters\n",
      "\n",
      "Heading north , it was cruising along the ocea 's beaches .\n",
      "  Heading north -- was cruising along -- the ocea\n",
      "\n",
      "So I had to resign myself to my fate and get ready to escape .\n",
      "  resign -- myself -- fate\n",
      "  resign -- my -- fate\n",
      "  fate -- get ready -- escape\n",
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      "As for Captain Nemo , I wondered what he would make of our escaping , what concern or perhaps what distress it might cause him , and what he would do in the twofold event of our attempt either failing or being found out !\n",
      "  Nemo -- I -- escaping\n",
      "  Nemo -- what -- escaping\n",
      "  Nemo -- make of our -- escaping\n",
      "  what concern -- perhaps -- what\n",
      "  what -- distress -- the twofold event\n",
      "  what -- cause -- the twofold event\n",
      "  what -- what -- the twofold event\n",
      "  what -- do in -- the twofold event\n",
      "  the twofold event -- our attempt -- !\n",
      "  the twofold event -- failing -- !\n",
      "  the twofold event -- being found out -- !\n",
      "\n",
      "Certainly I had no complaints to register with him , on the contrary .\n",
      "  Certainly -- I had -- no complaints\n",
      "\n",
      "In order to keep us captive , he had counted only on the force of circumstances and not on our word of honor .\n",
      "  order -- keep -- us captive\n",
      "  us captive -- had counted only on -- the force\n",
      "\n",
      "But his avowed intention to imprison us forever on his ship justified our every effort .\n",
      "  avowed -- intention -- imprison us\n",
      "  imprison us -- forever on -- ship\n",
      "  ship -- justified our -- every effort\n",
      "\n",
      "Would fate bring me into his presence before our departure ?\n",
      "  fate -- bring me into -- presence\n",
      "  presence -- our -- departure ?\n",
      "\n",
      "Not a sound reached my ear .\n",
      "  a sound -- reached my -- ear\n",
      "\n",
      "Then I began to wonder if this eccentric individual was even on board .\n",
      "  this eccentric individual -- was even on -- board\n",
      "\n",
      "Since that night when the skiff had left the Nautilus on some mysterious mission , my ideas about him had subtly changed .\n",
      "  the skiff -- had left the Nautilus on -- some mysterious mission\n",
      "  some mysterious mission -- my ideas about -- subtly\n",
      "  ideas -- had -- subtly\n",
      "\n",
      "In spite of everything , I thought that Captain Nemo must have kept up some type of relationship with the shore .\n",
      "  Nemo -- have kept up some type of -- relationship\n",
      "\n",
      "During all those times I would thought he was convalescing in the grip of some misanthropic fit , was he instead far away from the ship , involved in some secret activity whose nature still eluded me ?\n",
      "  those times -- I -- convalescing\n",
      "  those times -- thought -- convalescing\n",
      "  those times -- was convalescing in -- the grip\n",
      "  the grip -- was -- the ship\n",
      "  the grip -- far away from -- the ship\n",
      "  the ship -- involved in -- some secret activity whose nature\n",
      "\n",
      "All these ideas and a thousand others assaulted me at the same time .\n",
      "  others -- assaulted me at -- the same time\n",
      "\n",
      "In these strange circumstances the scope for conjecture was unlimited .\n",
      "  conjecture -- was -- unlimited\n",
      "\n",
      "The hours struck too slowly to keep up with my impatience .\n",
      "  The hours -- struck too slowly -- impatience\n",
      "  The hours -- keep up with my -- impatience\n",
      "\n",
      "As usual , dinner was served me in my stateroom .\n",
      "  dinner -- was served me in my -- stateroom\n",
      "\n",
      "120 minutes - I was keeping track of them - still separated me from the moment I was to rejoin Ned Land .\n",
      "  minutes - -- I was keeping track of -- the moment\n",
      "  track -- separated me from -- the moment\n",
      "  the moment -- I was -- Ned Land\n",
      "\n",
      "My pulse was throbbing violently .\n",
      "  pulse -- was -- throbbing\n",
      "\n",
      "The possibility of perishing in our reckless undertaking was the least of my worries ; my heart was pounding at the thought that our plans might be discovered before we had left the Nautilus , at the thought of being hauled in front of Captain Nemo and finding him angered , or worse , saddened by my deserting him .\n",
      "  perishing -- our -- worries\n",
      "  perishing -- undertaking was the least of my -- worries\n",
      "  worries -- my heart was pounding at -- plans\n",
      "  pounding -- thought that our -- plans\n",
      "  plans -- be discovered before -- we\n",
      "  we -- had left -- the Nautilus\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- thought of being hauled in -- front\n",
      "  front -- Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "  Nemo -- finding -- angered\n",
      "\n",
      "I went down the gangways and arrived at the museum where I had spent so many pleasant and productive hours .\n",
      "  the museum -- I had spent so -- productive hours\n",
      "\n",
      "I stared at all its wealth , all its treasures , like a man on the eve of his eternal exile , a man departing to return no more .\n",
      "  wealth -- all -- treasures\n",
      "\n",
      "For so many days now , these natural wonders and artistic masterworks had been central to my life , and I was about to leave them behind forever .\n",
      "  many days -- now -- these natural wonders\n",
      "  artistic masterworks -- had been -- central\n",
      "  central -- my -- life\n",
      "  life -- I was about -- behind\n",
      "  life -- leave -- behind\n",
      "\n",
      "I wanted to plunge my eyes through the lounge window and into these Atlantic waters ; but the panels were hermetically sealed , and a mantle of sheet iron separated me from this ocean with which I was still unfamiliar .\n",
      "  the panels -- were -- hermetically\n",
      "  hermetically -- sealed -- a mantle\n",
      "  sheet iron -- separated me from -- this ocean\n",
      "  this ocean -- I was still -- unfamiliar\n",
      "\n",
      "Crossing through the lounge , I arrived at the door , contrived in one of the canted corners , that opened into the captai 's stateroom .\n",
      "  the lounge -- I arrived at -- the door\n",
      "  the canted corners -- opened into -- the captai\n",
      "\n",
      "Much to my astonishment , this door was ajar .\n",
      "  astonishment -- was -- ajar\n",
      "\n",
      "If Captain Nemo was in his stateroom , he might see me .\n",
      "  Nemo -- was in -- stateroom\n",
      "  stateroom -- might -- see\n",
      "\n",
      "Just then my eye was caught by some etchings hanging on the wall , which I had not noticed during my first visit .\n",
      "  the wall -- I had not noticed during my -- first visit\n",
      "\n",
      "They were portraits of great men of history who had spent their lives in perpetual devotion to a great human ideal :\n",
      "  history -- had spent their lives in -- perpetual devotion\n",
      "\n",
      "Thaddeus Kosciusko , the hero whose dying words had been Finis Poloniae ; * Markos Botzaris , for modern Greece the reincarnation of Spart 's King Leonidas ; Daniel O'Connell , Irelan 's defender ; George Washington , founder of the American Union ; Daniele Manin , the Italian patriot ; Abraham Lincoln , dead from the bullet of a believer in slavery ; and finally , that martyr for the redemption of the black race , John Brown , hanging from his gallows as Victor Hug 's pencil has so terrifyingly depicted .\n",
      "  the hero whose -- dying -- words\n",
      "  words -- had been -- Finis Poloniae\n",
      "  Abraham Lincoln -- dead from -- the bullet\n",
      "  Victor Hug -- pencil has so -- terrifyingly depicted\n",
      "\n",
      "What was the bond between these heroic souls and the soul of Captain Nemo ?\n",
      "  the soul -- Captain -- Nemo ?\n",
      "\n",
      "From this collection of portraits could I finally unravel the mystery of his existence ?\n",
      "  portraits -- I finally unravel the mystery of -- existence ?\n",
      "\n",
      "Was he a hero of that dreadful civil war in America , a war lamentable yet forever glorious .\n",
      "  a war lamentable -- forever -- glorious\n",
      "\n",
      "The first stroke of its hammer on the chime snapped me out of my musings .\n",
      "  the chime -- snapped me out -- musings\n",
      "  the chime -- my -- musings\n",
      "\n",
      "I shuddered as if some invisible eye had plunged into my innermost thoughts , and I rushed outside the stateroom .\n",
      "  some invisible -- had plunged into my -- innermost thoughts\n",
      "  innermost thoughts -- I rushed outside -- the stateroom\n",
      "\n",
      "Our heading was still northerly .\n",
      "  heading -- was still -- northerly\n",
      "\n",
      "The log indicated a moderate speed , the pressure gauge a depth of about sixty feet .\n",
      "  The log -- indicated -- a moderate speed\n",
      "  the pressure -- gauge -- feet\n",
      "  the pressure -- depth of -- feet\n",
      "\n",
      "So circumstances were in favor of the Canadia 's plans .\n",
      "  circumstances -- were in favor of -- the Canadia\n",
      "\n",
      "fishing boots , otter cap , coat of fan - mussel fabric lined with sealskin .\n",
      "  mussel fabric -- lined with -- sealskin\n",
      "\n",
      "Only the propelle 's vibrations disturbed the deep silence reigning on board .\n",
      "  vibrations -- disturbed -- the deep silence\n",
      "  the deep silence -- reigning on -- board\n",
      "\n",
      "Would a sudden outburst of voices tell me that Ned Lan 's escape plans had just been detected ?\n",
      "  voices -- tell me -- that Ned Lan\n",
      "  escape plans -- had just been detected -- ?\n",
      "\n",
      "A few minutes before nine o'clock , I glued my ear to the captai 's door .\n",
      "  o'clock -- I -- glued\n",
      "  glued -- my -- ear\n",
      "\n",
      "I left my stateroom and returned to the lounge , which was deserted and plunged in near darkness .\n",
      "  stateroom -- returned -- the lounge\n",
      "\n",
      "I went to man my post near the door opening into the well of the central companionway .\n",
      "  man -- my post near -- the central companionway\n",
      "  post -- opening into -- the central companionway\n",
      "\n",
      "Why was the Nautilus stopping ?\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- stopping -- ?\n",
      "\n",
      "Whether this layover would help or hinder Ned Lan 's schemes I could not have said .\n",
      "  help -- hinder -- Ned Lan\n",
      "\n",
      "The silence was further disturbed only by the pounding of my heart .\n",
      "  The silence -- was further disturbed only by -- the pounding\n",
      "  the pounding -- my -- heart\n",
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      "I realized the Nautilus had come to rest on the ocean floor .\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- had come -- rest\n",
      "\n",
      "I longed to rejoin Ned Land and urge him to postpone his attempt .\n",
      "  Ned Land -- urge him -- attempt\n",
      "  Ned Land -- postpone -- attempt\n",
      "\n",
      "I sensed that we were no longer navigating under normal conditions .\n",
      "  sensed that we -- were -- navigating\n",
      "  sensed that we -- longer navigating under -- normal conditions\n",
      "\n",
      "Just then the door to the main lounge opened and Captain Nemo appeared .\n",
      "  the main lounge -- opened -- Nemo\n",
      "  the main lounge -- Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Ah , professor , \" he said in an affable tone , \" I have been looking for you .\n",
      "  professor -- said in -- an affable tone\n",
      "  an affable tone -- I have been looking for -- you\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Even if he knew it by heart , a man in my disturbed , befuddled condition could not have quoted a syllable of his own countr 's history . \"\n",
      "  a man -- my -- disturbed\n",
      "  befuddled condition -- have quoted a syllable of -- countr\n",
      "\n",
      "The most learned men , \" the captain said , \" still have much to learn .\n",
      "  men -- captain said -- learn\n",
      "  men -- have much -- learn\n",
      "\n",
      "Have a seat , \" he added , \" and I will tell you about an unusual episode in this body of history .\n",
      "  a seat -- added -- this body\n",
      "  a seat -- I -- this body\n",
      "  a seat -- tell you about -- this body\n",
      "  a seat -- episode in -- this body\n",
      "\n",
      "\" The captain stretched out on a couch , and I mechanically took a seat near him , but half in the shadows . \"\n",
      "  mechanically -- took -- half\n",
      "  mechanically -- seat near -- half\n",
      "\n",
      "This piece of history concerns you in one definite respect , because it will answer a question you've no doubt been unable to resolve . \"\n",
      "  history concerns -- you in -- definite respect\n",
      "  a question -- you've -- resolve\n",
      "  a question -- doubt been unable -- resolve\n",
      "\n",
      "\" I am listening , captain , \" I said , not knowing what my partner in this dialogue was driving at , and wondering if this incident related to our escape plans . \"\n",
      "  captain -- I said -- partner\n",
      "  captain -- what my partner in -- this dialogue\n",
      "  this dialogue -- was driving at -- wondering\n",
      "  this incident related -- our -- escape plans\n",
      "\n",
      "Professor , \" Captain Nemo went on , \" if you are amenable , we will go back in time to 1702. You are aware of the fact that in those days your King Louis XIV thought an imperial gesture would suffice to humble the Pyrenees in the dust , so he inflicted his grandson , the Duke of Anjou , on the Spaniards .\n",
      "  Professor -- Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "  Nemo -- went on -- amenable\n",
      "  Nemo -- you are -- amenable\n",
      "  we -- back in -- time\n",
      "  1702. -- You are aware of -- the fact\n",
      "  those days your King Louis XIV -- thought -- an imperial gesture\n",
      "  suffice -- humble the Pyrenees in -- the dust\n",
      "  the dust -- inflicted -- grandson\n",
      "\n",
      "Reigning more or less poorly under the name King Philip V , this aristocrat had to deal with mighty opponents abroad .\n",
      "  this aristocrat -- had -- deal\n",
      "\n",
      "\" In essence , the year before , the royal houses of Holland , Austria , and England had signed a treaty of alliance at The Hague , aiming to wrest the Spanish crown from King Philip V and to place it on the head of an archduke whom they prematurely dubbed King Charles III . \"\n",
      "  England -- had signed a treaty of -- alliance\n",
      "  The Hague -- aiming -- the Spanish crown\n",
      "  The Hague -- wrest the Spanish crown from -- King Philip V\n",
      "  an archduke -- whom -- dubbed King Charles III\n",
      "\n",
      "Spain had to withstand these allies .\n",
      "  Spain -- had -- these allies\n",
      "  Spain -- withstand -- these allies\n",
      "\n",
      "But the country had practically no army or navy .\n",
      "  the country -- had practically -- no army\n",
      "\n",
      "Yet it was not short of money , provided that its galleons , laden with gold and silver from America , could enter its ports .\n",
      "  America -- enter -- ports\n",
      "\n",
      "Now then , late in 1702 Spain was expecting a rich convoy , which France ventured to escort with a fleet of twenty - three vessels under the command of Admiral de Chateau - Renault , because by that time the allied navies were roving the Atlantic .\n",
      "  1702 Spain -- was expecting -- convoy\n",
      "  vessels -- command of -- Admiral de Chateau\n",
      "  that time the allied navies -- were -- roving the Atlantic\n",
      "\n",
      "\" This convoy was supposed to put into Cadiz , but after learning that the English fleet lay across those waterways , the admiral decided to make for a French port . \"\n",
      "  This convoy -- was supposed -- Cadiz\n",
      "  This convoy -- put into -- Cadiz\n",
      "  the English fleet -- lay across -- those waterways\n",
      "  the admiral -- decided -- a French port\n",
      "  the admiral -- make for -- a French port\n",
      "\n",
      "The Spanish commanders in the convoy objected to this decision .\n",
      "  the convoy -- objected -- this decision\n",
      "\n",
      "They wanted to be taken to a Spanish port , if not to Cadiz , then to the Bay of Vigo , located on Spai 's northwest coast and not blockaded .\n",
      "  Cadiz -- then -- the Bay\n",
      "  Vigo -- located on -- Spai\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Admiral de Chateau - Renault was so indecisive as to obey this directive , and the galleons entered the Bay of Vigo . \"\n",
      "  Renault -- was so indecisive as -- this directive\n",
      "  indecisive -- obey -- this directive\n",
      "  the galleons -- entered the Bay of -- Vigo\n",
      "\n",
      "Unfortunately this bay forms an open , offshore mooring that is impossible to defend .\n",
      "  this bay -- forms -- offshore mooring\n",
      "  this bay -- open -- offshore mooring\n",
      "  offshore mooring -- is -- impossible\n",
      "\n",
      "So it was essential to hurry and empty the galleons before the allied fleets arrived , and there would have been ample time for this unloading , if a wretched question of trade agreements had not suddenly come up .\n",
      "  hurry -- empty the galleons before -- the allied fleets\n",
      "  the allied fleets -- have been ample time for -- this unloading\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Perfectly clear , \" I said , not yet knowing why I was being given this history lesson . \"\n",
      "  clear -- I said -- this history lesson\n",
      "  clear -- I was being given -- this history lesson\n",
      "\n",
      "The tradesmen of Cadiz had negotiated a charter whereby they were to receive all merchandise coming from the West Indies .\n",
      "  Cadiz -- had negotiated -- a charter\n",
      "  a charter -- whereby -- all merchandise coming\n",
      "  a charter -- were -- all merchandise coming\n",
      "  a charter -- receive all merchandise coming from -- the West Indies\n",
      "\n",
      "Now then , unloading the ingots from those galleons at the port of Vigo would have been a violation of their rights .\n",
      "  then -- unloading the ingots from -- those galleons\n",
      "  Vigo -- have been a violation of -- rights\n",
      "\n",
      "So they lodged a complaint in Madrid , and they obtained an order from the indecisive King Philip V :\n",
      "  Madrid -- obtained an order from -- the indecisive King Philip\n",
      "\n",
      "without unloading , the convoy would stay in custody at the offshore mooring of Vigo until the enemy fleets had retreated .\n",
      "  the convoy -- stay in -- custody\n",
      "  the enemy fleets -- had -- retreated\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Now then , just as this decision was being handed down , English vessels arrived in the Bay of Vigo on October 22 , 1702. Despite his inferior forces , Admiral de Chateau - Renault fought courageously .\n",
      "  this decision -- was being handed down -- English vessels\n",
      "  Renault -- fought -- courageously\n",
      "\n",
      "But when he saw that the convo 's wealth was about to fall into enemy hands , he burned and scuttled the galleons , which went to the bottom with their immense treasures .\n",
      "  wealth -- was about -- fall\n",
      "  enemy hands -- burned -- the galleons\n",
      "  enemy hands -- scuttled -- the galleons\n",
      "  the galleons -- went -- immense treasures\n",
      "  the galleons -- bottom with -- immense treasures\n",
      "\n",
      "I still could not see how this piece of history concerned me .\n",
      "  see -- how this piece of -- history\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Well , Professor Aronnax , \" Captain Nemo answered me , \" we are actually in that Bay of Vigo , and all that is left is for you to probe the mysteries of the place . \"\n",
      "  Professor Aronnax -- Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "  we -- are actually in -- that Bay\n",
      "  Vigo -- is left is for you -- the mysteries\n",
      "  Vigo -- probe the mysteries of -- the place\n",
      "\n",
      "The lounge was dark , but the se 's waves sparkled through the transparent windows .\n",
      "  The lounge -- was -- the se\n",
      "\n",
      "Around the Nautilus for a half - mile radius , the waters seemed saturated with electric light .\n",
      "  the waters -- saturated with -- electric light\n",
      "\n",
      "Dressed in diving suits , crewmen were busy clearing away half - rotted barrels and disemboweled trunks in the midst of the dingy hulks of ships .\n",
      "  crewmen -- were busy clearing away half - -- rotted barrels\n",
      "  disemboweled trunks -- midst of -- the dingy hulks\n",
      "\n",
      "Then , laden with these valuable spoils , the men returned to the Nautilus , dropped off their burdens inside , and went to resume this inexhaustible fishing for silver and gold .\n",
      "  the men -- returned -- the Nautilus\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- dropped off -- burdens inside\n",
      "  burdens inside -- went -- this inexhaustible fishing\n",
      "  burdens inside -- resume this inexhaustible fishing for -- silver\n",
      "\n",
      "This was the setting of that battle on October 22 , 1702. Here , in this very place , those galleons carrying treasure to the Spanish government had gone to the bottom .\n",
      "  those galleons -- carrying -- treasure\n",
      "  the Spanish government -- had gone -- the bottom\n",
      "\n",
      "Here , whenever he needed , Captain Nemo came to withdraw these millions to ballast his Nautilus .\n",
      "  Here -- whenever -- needed\n",
      "  needed -- Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "  Nemo -- came -- these millions\n",
      "  Nemo -- withdraw -- these millions\n",
      "  these millions -- ballast -- Nautilus\n",
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      "It was for him , for him alone , that America had yielded up its precious metals .\n",
      "  that America -- had yielded up -- precious metals\n",
      "\n",
      "He was the direct , sole heir to these treasures wrested from the Incas and those peoples conquered by Hernando Cortez !\n",
      "  those peoples -- conquered by -- Hernando Cortez !\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Did you know , professor , \" he asked me with a smile , \" that the sea contained such wealth ? \"\n",
      "  professor -- asked me with -- a smile\n",
      "  the sea -- contained -- such wealth ?\n",
      "\n",
      "\" I know it is estimated , \" I replied , \" that there are 2,000,000 metric tons of silver held in suspension in seawater . \"\n",
      "  estimated -- I -- replied\n",
      "  replied -- are 2,000,000 metric tons of -- silver\n",
      "  silver -- held in -- suspension\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Surely , but in extracting that silver , your expenses would outweigh your profits .\n",
      "  Surely -- extracting -- that silver\n",
      "\n",
      "Here , by contrast , I have only to pick up what other men have lost , and not only in this Bay of Vigo but at a thousand other sites where ships have gone down , whose positions are marked on my underwater chart .\n",
      "  contrast -- I have only -- pick\n",
      "  pick -- what -- other men\n",
      "  other men -- have lost -- this Bay\n",
      "  other sites -- ships have gone down -- whose positions\n",
      "  whose positions -- are marked on my -- underwater chart\n",
      "\n",
      "Nevertheless , allow me to inform you that by harvesting this very Bay of Vigo , you are simply forestalling the efforts of a rival organization . \"\n",
      "  Nevertheless -- allow me -- this very Bay\n",
      "  Nevertheless -- inform you that -- this very Bay\n",
      "  Nevertheless -- harvesting this very Bay of -- Vigo\n",
      "  Vigo -- you are simply forestalling the efforts of -- a rival organization\n",
      "\n",
      "\" A company chartered by the Spanish government to search for these sunken galleons .\n",
      "  A company -- chartered by -- the Spanish government\n",
      "\n",
      "The compan 's investors were lured by the bait of enormous gains , because this scuttled treasure is estimated to be worth 500,000,000 francs . \"\n",
      "  investors -- were lured by -- the bait\n",
      "  this scuttled treasure -- is estimated -- worth 500,000,000\n",
      "  this scuttled treasure -- be -- worth 500,000,000\n",
      "\n",
      "\" It was 500,000,000 francs , \" Captain Nemo replied , \" but no more ! \"\n",
      "  500,000,000 -- Captain -- Nemo replied\n",
      "\n",
      "Hence a timely warning to those investors would be an act of charity .\n",
      "  Hence -- warning -- those investors\n",
      "  those investors -- be an act of -- charity\n",
      "\n",
      "Yet who knows if it would be well received ?\n",
      "  knows -- be well received -- ?\n",
      "\n",
      "Usually what gamblers regret the most is not the loss of their money so much as the loss of their insane hopes .\n",
      "  what gamblers -- regret -- the loss\n",
      "  what gamblers -- is not the loss of -- money\n",
      "\n",
      "But ultimately I feel less sorry for them than for the thousands of unfortunate people who would have benefited from a fair distribution of this wealth , whereas now it will be of no help to them !\n",
      "  unfortunate people -- have benefited from -- a fair distribution\n",
      "  whereas -- now -- !\n",
      "  whereas -- be of -- !\n",
      "  whereas -- help -- !\n",
      "\n",
      "\" No sooner had I voiced this regret than I felt it must have wounded Captain Nemo . \"\n",
      "  this regret -- have wounded Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "\n",
      "Sir , what makes you assume this wealth goes to waste when I am the one amassing it ?\n",
      "  Sir -- what makes you assume -- this wealth goes\n",
      "  waste -- I am -- ?\n",
      "  waste -- amassing -- ?\n",
      "\n",
      "Do you think I toil to gather this treasure out of selfishness ?\n",
      "  toil -- gather this treasure out -- selfishness ?\n",
      "\n",
      "Do you think I am unaware of the suffering beings and oppressed races living on this earth , poor people to comfort , victims to avenge ?\n",
      "  beings -- oppressed races living on -- this earth\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Captain Nemo stopped on these last words , perhaps sorry that he had said too much .\n",
      "  Nemo -- stopped on -- these last words\n",
      "\n",
      "Whatever motives had driven him to seek independence under the seas , he remained a human being before all else !\n",
      "  Whatever -- had driven him -- independence\n",
      "  Whatever -- seek independence under -- the seas\n",
      "  the seas -- remained -- a human\n",
      "  a human -- being before -- !\n",
      "  a human -- else -- !\n",
      "\n",
      "His heart still throbbed for suffering humanity , and his immense philanthropy went out both to downtrodden races and to individuals !\n",
      "  immense philanthropy -- went out both -- downtrodden races\n",
      "\n",
      "And now I knew where Captain Nemo had delivered those millions , when the Nautilus navigated the waters where Crete was in rebellion against the Ottoman Empire !\n",
      "  Nemo -- had delivered -- those millions\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- navigated -- Crete\n",
      "  Crete -- was in -- rebellion\n",
      "\n",
      "CHAPTER 9 A Lost Continent THE NEXT MORNING , February 19 , I beheld the Canadian entering my stateroom .\n",
      "  February -- I beheld -- stateroom\n",
      "  February -- my -- stateroom\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Well , Ned , the fates were against us yesterday . \"\n",
      "  the fates -- were against -- us yesterday\n",
      "\n",
      "That damned captain had to call a halt just as we were going to escape from his boat . \"\n",
      "  That damned -- captain had -- we\n",
      "  That damned -- call -- we\n",
      "  That damned -- halt just as -- we\n",
      "  we -- were going -- escape\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Yes , Ned , he had business with his bankers . \"\n",
      "  Ned -- had business with -- bankers\n",
      "\n",
      "By which I mean this ocean , where his wealth is safer than in any national treasury .\n",
      "  wealth -- is safer than -- any national treasury\n",
      "\n",
      "\" I then related the evenin 's incidents to the Canadian , secretly hoping he would come around to the idea of not deserting the captain ; but my narrative had no result other than Ne 's voicing deep regret that he had not strolled across the Vigo battlefield on his own behalf . \"\n",
      "  incidents -- hoping -- the captain\n",
      "  incidents -- come around -- the captain\n",
      "  incidents -- idea of -- the captain\n",
      "  the captain -- my -- narrative\n",
      "  narrative -- had no result other than -- Ne\n",
      "  deep regret -- had not strolled across -- the Vigo battlefield\n",
      "\n",
      "Anyhow , \" he said , \" it is not over yet !\n",
      "  Anyhow -- said -- !\n",
      "  Anyhow -- is not over -- !\n",
      "\n",
      "My first harpoon missed , that is all !\n",
      "  first harpoon -- missed -- all !\n",
      "  first harpoon -- is -- all !\n",
      "\n",
      "We will succeed the next time , and as soon as this evening , if need be . \"\n",
      "  We -- succeed -- the next time\n",
      "\n",
      "All right , at noon we will find out what our position is !\n",
      "  noon we -- find out what our -- position\n",
      "  position -- is -- !\n",
      "\n",
      "The Nautilu 's course was south - southwest .\n",
      "  course -- was south - -- southwest\n",
      "\n",
      "We were turning our backs on Europe .\n",
      "  We -- were turning our backs on -- Europe\n",
      "\n",
      "I could hardly wait until our position was reported on the chart .\n",
      "  wait -- our -- position\n",
      "  position -- was reported on -- the chart\n",
      "\n",
      "Near 11:30 the ballast tanks emptied , and the submersible rose to the surface of the ocean .\n",
      "  the submersible rose -- surface of -- the ocean\n",
      "\n",
      "A few sails were on the horizon , no doubt ships going as far as Cape São Roque to find favorable winds for doubling the Cape of Good Hope .\n",
      "  A few sails -- were on -- the horizon\n",
      "  the horizon -- doubt ships going as far as -- Cape São Roque\n",
      "  Cape São Roque -- find favorable winds for doubling the Cape of -- Good Hope\n",
      "\n",
      "The sky was overcast .\n",
      "  The sky -- was -- overcast\n",
      "\n",
      "A squall was on the way .\n",
      "  A squall -- was on -- the way\n",
      "\n",
      "Furious , Ned tried to see through the mists on the horizon .\n",
      "  Ned -- tried -- see\n",
      "\n",
      "He still hoped that behind all that fog there lay those shores he longed for .\n",
      "  that fog -- lay -- those shores\n",
      "\n",
      "At noon the sun made a momentary appearance .\n",
      "  noon the sun -- made -- a momentary appearance\n",
      "\n",
      "Taking advantage of this rift in the clouds , the chief officer took the or 's altitude .\n",
      "  the chief officer -- took -- altitude\n",
      "\n",
      "Then the sea grew turbulent , we went below again , and the hatch closed once more .\n",
      "  the sea -- grew -- we\n",
      "  we -- went -- below again\n",
      "\n",
      "When I consulted the chart an hour later , I saw that the Nautilu 's position was marked at longitude 16 degrees 17 ' and latitude 33 degrees 22 ' , a good 150 leagues from the nearest coast .\n",
      "  an hour later -- I saw that -- the Nautilu\n",
      "  position -- was marked at -- longitude\n",
      "\n",
      "It would not do to even dream of escaping , and I will let the reader decide how promptly the Canadian threw a tantrum when I ventured to tell him our situation .\n",
      "  escaping -- I -- decide\n",
      "  escaping -- let the reader -- decide\n",
      "  decide -- how promptly -- a tantrum\n",
      "  decide -- threw -- a tantrum\n",
      "  a tantrum -- I -- ventured\n",
      "  ventured -- tell -- situation\n",
      "  ventured -- our -- situation\n",
      "\n",
      "Near eleven o'clock in the evening , I received a most unexpected visit from Captain Nemo .\n",
      "  the evening -- I received a most unexpected visit from Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Then , Professor Aronnax , I propose an unusual excursion . \"\n",
      "  Professor Aronnax -- I propose -- an unusual excursion\n",
      "\n",
      "\" So far you've visited the ocean depths only by day and under sunlight .\n",
      "  you've -- visited the ocean depths only by -- day\n",
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      "\" I warn you , this will be an exhausting stroll .\n",
      "  you -- be -- an exhausting\n",
      "\n",
      "We will need to walk long hours and scale a mountain .\n",
      "  We -- need -- walk long hours\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Everything you say , captain , just increases my curiosity .\n",
      "  captain -- increases my -- curiosity\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Then come along , professor , and we will go put on our diving suits . \"\n",
      "  we -- put on our -- diving suits\n",
      "\n",
      "Arriving at the wardrobe , I saw that neither my companions nor any crewmen would be coming with us on this excursion .\n",
      "  the wardrobe -- I saw that neither my -- companions\n",
      "  companions -- nor -- any crewmen\n",
      "  any crewmen -- be coming with -- us\n",
      "\n",
      "Captain Nemo had not even suggested my fetching Ned or Conseil .\n",
      "  Nemo -- had not -- even\n",
      "  even -- suggested my -- fetching Ned\n",
      "\n",
      "In a few moments we had put on our equipment .\n",
      "  a few moments we -- had put on our -- equipment\n",
      "\n",
      "Air tanks , abundantly charged , were placed on our backs , but the electric lamps were not in readiness .\n",
      "  Air tanks -- charged -- backs\n",
      "  Air tanks -- were placed on our -- backs\n",
      "  the electric -- were not in -- readiness\n",
      "\n",
      "I thought I had not heard him right , but I could not repeat my comment because the captai 's head had already disappeared into its metal covering .\n",
      "  right -- I -- comment\n",
      "  right -- repeat my comment because -- the captai\n",
      "  head -- had already disappeared into -- metal covering\n",
      "\n",
      "I finished harnessing myself , I felt an alpenstock being placed in my hand , and a few minutes later , after the usual procedures , we set foot on the floor of the Atlantic , 300 meters down .\n",
      "  harnessing -- I felt -- an alpenstock\n",
      "  an alpenstock -- being placed in my -- hand\n",
      "  we -- set foot on -- the floor\n",
      "\n",
      "The waters were profoundly dark , but Captain Nemo pointed to a reddish spot in the distance , a sort of wide glow shimmering about two miles from the Nautilus .\n",
      "  The waters -- were -- profoundly\n",
      "  profoundly -- Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "  Nemo -- pointed -- a reddish spot\n",
      "\n",
      "What this fire was , what substances fed it , how and why it kept burning in the liquid mass , I could not say .\n",
      "  this fire -- was -- substances\n",
      "  this fire -- what -- substances\n",
      "  substances -- fed -- burning\n",
      "  substances -- how -- burning\n",
      "  substances -- kept burning in -- the liquid mass\n",
      "\n",
      "Anyhow it lit our way , although hazily , but I soon grew accustomed to this unique gloom , and in these circumstances I understood the uselessness of the Ruhmkorff device .\n",
      "  hazily -- I soon grew accustomed -- gloom\n",
      "  these circumstances -- I understood the uselessness of -- the Ruhmkorff device\n",
      "\n",
      "Side by side , Captain Nemo and I walked directly toward this conspicuous flame .\n",
      "  side -- Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "  Nemo -- I walked directly toward -- this conspicuous flame\n",
      "\n",
      "We took long strides , helped by our alpenstocks ; but in general our progress was slow , because our feet kept sinking into a kind of slimy mud mixed with seaweed and assorted flat stones .\n",
      "  We -- took -- long strides\n",
      "  long strides -- helped by our -- alpenstocks\n",
      "  general -- our -- progress\n",
      "  progress -- was -- feet\n",
      "  progress -- our -- feet\n",
      "  feet -- kept sinking into -- slimy mud\n",
      "\n",
      "As we moved forward , I heard a kind of pitter - patter above my head .\n",
      "  we -- moved forward -- pitter\n",
      "  we -- I heard a kind of -- pitter\n",
      "  patter -- my -- head\n",
      "\n",
      "Sometimes this noise increased and became a continuous crackle .\n",
      "  increased -- became -- a continuous crackle\n",
      "\n",
      "It was a heavy rainfall rattling on the surface of the waves .\n",
      "  a heavy rainfall rattling -- surface of -- the waves\n",
      "\n",
      "Instinctively I worried that I might get soaked !\n",
      "  Instinctively -- I worried that I -- !\n",
      "  Instinctively -- get -- !\n",
      "\n",
      "By water in the midst of water !\n",
      "  water -- midst of -- water !\n",
      "\n",
      "But to tell the truth , wearing these heavy diving suits , you no longer feel the liquid element , you simply think you are in the midst of air a little denser than air on land , that is all .\n",
      "  these heavy diving suits -- you -- the liquid element\n",
      "  these heavy diving suits -- longer feel -- the liquid element\n",
      "  the liquid element -- you simply think you are in -- air a little denser\n",
      "  the liquid element -- midst of -- air a little denser\n",
      "  land -- is -- all .\n",
      "\n",
      "After half an hour of walking , the seafloor grew rocky .\n",
      "  the seafloor -- grew -- rocky\n",
      "\n",
      "Jellyfish , microscopic crustaceans , and sea - pen coral lit it faintly with their phosphorescent glimmers .\n",
      "  pen coral -- lit it faintly with -- phosphorescent glimmers\n",
      "\n",
      "I glimpsed piles of stones covered by a couple million zoophytes and tangles of algae .\n",
      "  glimpsed piles -- covered by -- zoophytes\n",
      "\n",
      "My feet often slipped on this viscous seaweed carpet , and without my alpenstock I would have fallen more than once .\n",
      "  feet -- often slipped on -- this viscous seaweed carpet\n",
      "  this viscous seaweed carpet -- my -- alpenstock\n",
      "\n",
      "When I turned around , I could still see the Nautilu 's whitish beacon , which was starting to grow pale in the distance .\n",
      "  around -- I -- the Nautilu\n",
      "  whitish beacon -- was starting -- the distance\n",
      "  whitish beacon -- grow pale in -- the distance\n",
      "\n",
      "Those piles of stones just mentioned were laid out on the ocean floor with a distinct but inexplicable symmetry .\n",
      "  Those piles -- mentioned were laid out on -- the ocean floor\n",
      "\n",
      "There also were other peculiarities I could not make sense of .\n",
      "  other peculiarities -- I -- sense\n",
      "\n",
      "It seemed to me that my heavy lead soles were crushing a litter of bones that made a dry crackling noise .\n",
      "  bones -- made -- a dry crackling noise\n",
      "\n",
      "So what were these vast plains we were now crossing ?\n",
      "  these vast plains we -- were now -- crossing ?\n",
      "\n",
      "I wanted to ask the captain , but I still did not grasp that sign language that allowed him to chat with his companions when they went with him on his underwater excursions .\n",
      "  the captain -- I still did not -- that sign language\n",
      "  that sign language -- allowed him -- chat\n",
      "  companions -- went with him on -- underwater excursions\n",
      "\n",
      "Meanwhile the reddish light guiding us had expanded and inflamed the horizon .\n",
      "  the reddish light -- guiding -- us\n",
      "  us -- had expanded -- the horizon\n",
      "  us -- inflamed -- the horizon\n",
      "\n",
      "The presence of this furnace under the waters had me extremely puzzled .\n",
      "  the waters -- had -- extremely puzzled\n",
      "\n",
      "Or , rather ( and this thought did cross my mind ) , had the hand of man intervened in that blaze ?\n",
      "  cross -- my -- mind )\n",
      "  mind ) -- had the hand of -- man\n",
      "  man -- intervened in -- that blaze ?\n",
      "\n",
      "Had human beings fanned those flames ?\n",
      "  human beings -- fanned -- ?\n",
      "\n",
      "In these deep strata would I meet up with more of Captain Nem 's companions , friends he was about to visit who led lives as strange as his own ?\n",
      "  these deep strata -- I meet up with -- Nem\n",
      "  these deep strata -- Captain -- Nem\n",
      "  companions -- friends -- visit\n",
      "  companions -- was about -- visit\n",
      "\n",
      "Would I find a whole colony of exiles down here , men tired of the worl 's woes , men who had sought and found independence in the ocea 's lower depths ?\n",
      "  men -- had -- sought\n",
      "  sought -- found independence in -- the ocea\n",
      "\n",
      "All these insane , inadmissible ideas dogged me , and in this frame of mind , continually excited by the series of wonders passing before my eyes , I would not have been surprised to find on this sea bottom one of those underwater towns Captain Nemo dreamed about !\n",
      "  mind -- excited by -- the series\n",
      "  wonders passing -- my eyes -- this sea\n",
      "  wonders passing -- I -- this sea\n",
      "  wonders passing -- have been surprised -- this sea\n",
      "  wonders passing -- find on -- this sea\n",
      "  this sea -- bottom -- those underwater towns\n",
      "  those underwater towns -- Captain Nemo dreamed about -- !\n",
      "\n",
      "Our path was getting brighter and brighter .\n",
      "  path -- was getting -- brighter\n",
      "\n",
      "The red glow had turned white and was radiating from a mountain peak about 800 feet high .\n",
      "  The red glow -- had turned -- white\n",
      "  white -- was radiating from -- a mountain peak\n",
      "\n",
      "But what I saw was simply a reflection produced by the crystal waters of these strata .\n",
      "  a reflection -- produced by -- the crystal waters\n",
      "\n",
      "The furnace that was the source of this inexplicable light occupied the far side of the mountain .\n",
      "  The furnace -- was the source of -- this inexplicable light\n",
      "  this inexplicable light -- occupied -- side\n",
      "  this inexplicable light -- far side of -- the mountain\n",
      "\n",
      "In the midst of the stone mazes furrowing this Atlantic seafloor , Captain Nemo moved forward without hesitation .\n",
      "  the stone mazes -- furrowing -- this Atlantic seafloor\n",
      "  this Atlantic seafloor -- Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "  Nemo -- moved forward without -- hesitation\n",
      "\n",
      "He seemed like some Spirit of the Sea , and as he walked ahead of me , I marveled at his tall figure , which stood out in black against the glowing background of the horizon .\n",
      "  the Sea -- walked ahead of -- marveled\n",
      "  the Sea -- I marveled at -- tall figure\n",
      "  tall figure -- stood out in -- black\n",
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      "But in grappling with them , we had to venture up difficult trails through a huge thicket .\n",
      "  we -- had -- venture\n",
      "\n",
      "Trees without leaves , without sap , turned to stone by the action of the waters , and crowned here and there by gigantic pines .\n",
      "  sap -- turned -- stone\n",
      "\n",
      "It was like a still - erect coalfield , its roots clutching broken soil , its boughs clearly outlined against the ceiling of the waters like thin , black , paper cutouts .\n",
      "  boughs -- outlined against -- the ceiling\n",
      "\n",
      "The trails were cluttered with algae and fucus plants , hosts of crustaceans swarming among them .\n",
      "  The trails -- were cluttered with -- algae\n",
      "\n",
      "I plunged on , scaling rocks , straddling fallen tree trunks , snapping marine creepers that swayed from one tree to another , startling the fish that flitted from branch to branch .\n",
      "  rocks -- fallen -- tree trunks\n",
      "  tree trunks -- snapping marine creepers that swayed from -- tree\n",
      "  tree -- startling the fish that flitted from -- branch\n",
      "\n",
      "I followed a guide who was immune to exhaustion .\n",
      "  a guide -- was -- exhaustion\n",
      "\n",
      "How can I portray these woods and rocks in this liquid setting , their lower parts dark and sullen , their upper parts tinted red in this light whose intensity was doubled by the reflecting power of the waters !\n",
      "  this light whose intensity -- was doubled by -- power\n",
      "  doubled -- reflecting power of -- the waters !\n",
      "\n",
      "We scaled rocks that crumbled behind us , collapsing in enormous sections with the hollow rumble of an avalanche .\n",
      "  We -- scaled rocks that crumbled behind -- us\n",
      "\n",
      "To our right and left there were carved gloomy galleries where the eye lost its way .\n",
      "  right -- left -- gloomy galleries\n",
      "  right -- were -- gloomy galleries\n",
      "  gloomy galleries -- lost -- way\n",
      "\n",
      "Huge glades opened up , seemingly cleared by the hand of man , and I sometimes wondered whether some residents of these underwater regions would suddenly appear before me .\n",
      "  Huge glades -- opened up -- the hand\n",
      "  Huge glades -- cleared by -- the hand\n",
      "  man -- I sometimes wondered whether -- some residents\n",
      "\n",
      "But Captain Nemo kept climbing .\n",
      "  Nemo -- kept -- climbing\n",
      "\n",
      "My alpenstock was a great help .\n",
      "  alpenstock -- was -- a great help\n",
      "\n",
      "One wrong step would have been disastrous on the narrow paths cut into the sides of these chasms , but I walked along with a firm tread and without the slightest feeling of dizziness .\n",
      "  disastrous -- paths cut into -- the sides\n",
      "  these chasms -- I walked along with -- a firm tread\n",
      "  a firm tread -- feeling of -- dizziness\n",
      "\n",
      "Sometimes I leaped over a crevasse whose depth would have made me recoil had I been in the midst of glaciers on shore ; sometimes I ventured out on a wobbling tree trunk fallen across a gorge , without looking down , having eyes only for marveling at the wild scenery of this region .\n",
      "  a crevasse whose -- have made -- recoil\n",
      "  recoil -- had I been in -- glaciers\n",
      "  recoil -- midst of -- glaciers\n",
      "  shore -- I ventured out -- a wobbling tree trunk\n",
      "  a wobbling tree trunk -- fallen across -- a gorge\n",
      "  a gorge -- looking down -- marveling\n",
      "  a gorge -- having eyes only for -- marveling\n",
      "\n",
      "There , leaning on erratically cut foundations , monumental rocks seemed to defy the laws of balance .\n",
      "  erratically -- cut -- foundations\n",
      "  monumental rocks -- seemed -- the laws\n",
      "  monumental rocks -- defy the laws of -- balance\n",
      "\n",
      "From between their stony knees , trees sprang up like jets under fearsome pressure , supporting other trees that supported them in turn .\n",
      "  fearsome pressure -- supporting -- other trees\n",
      "\n",
      "Next , natural towers with wide , steeply carved battlements leaned at angles that , on dry land , the laws of gravity would never have authorized .\n",
      "  battlements -- leaned at -- angles that\n",
      "  gravity -- never have -- authorized\n",
      "\n",
      "And I too could feel the difference created by the wate 's powerful density - despite my heavy clothing , copper headpiece , and metal soles , I climbed the most impossibly steep gradients with all the nimbleness , I swear it , of a chamois or a Pyrenees mountain goat !\n",
      "  the difference -- created by -- the wate\n",
      "  despite -- my -- heavy clothing\n",
      "  metal soles -- I climbed -- steep gradients\n",
      "  metal soles -- impossibly steep gradients with all -- the nimbleness\n",
      "  the nimbleness -- I swear -- a chamois\n",
      "\n",
      "As for my account of this excursion under the waters , I am well aware that it sounds incredible !\n",
      "  the waters -- I am well aware that -- incredible !\n",
      "  the waters -- sounds -- incredible !\n",
      "\n",
      "This was what I saw and felt !\n",
      "  saw -- felt -- !\n",
      "\n",
      "Two hours after leaving the Nautilus , we had cleared the timberline , and 100 feet above our heads stood the mountain peak , forming a dark silhouette against the brilliant glare that came from its far slope .\n",
      "  hours -- leaving -- the Nautilus\n",
      "  we -- had cleared -- the timberline\n",
      "  feet -- our -- heads\n",
      "  heads -- stood -- the mountain peak\n",
      "  the mountain peak -- forming a dark silhouette against -- the brilliant glare\n",
      "  the brilliant glare -- came from -- slope\n",
      "  the brilliant glare -- far -- slope\n",
      "\n",
      "Petrified shrubs rambled here and there in sprawling zigzags .\n",
      "  Petrified shrubs rambled here -- there in -- sprawling zigzags\n",
      "\n",
      "Fish rose in a body at our feet like birds startled in tall grass .\n",
      "  a body -- our feet like -- birds startled\n",
      "\n",
      "The rocky mass was gouged with impenetrable crevices , deep caves , unfathomable holes at whose far ends I could hear fearsome things moving around .\n",
      "  The rocky mass -- was gouged with -- impenetrable crevices\n",
      "  whose -- far -- ends\n",
      "  ends -- I -- hear fearsome\n",
      "  hear fearsome -- moving -- around\n",
      "\n",
      "My blood would curdle as I watched some enormous antenna bar my path , or saw some frightful pincer snap shut in the shadow of some cavity !\n",
      "  curdle -- I watched -- some enormous antenna bar\n",
      "  some enormous antenna bar -- my -- path\n",
      "  path -- saw -- some frightful pincer snap\n",
      "  some frightful pincer snap -- shut in -- the shadow\n",
      "\n",
      "A thousand specks of light glittered in the midst of the gloom .\n",
      "  light glittered -- midst of -- the gloom\n",
      "\n",
      "They were the eyes of gigantic crustaceans crouching in their lairs , giant lobsters rearing up like spear carriers and moving their claws with a scrap - iron clanking , titanic crabs aiming their bodies like cannons on their carriages , and hideous devilfish intertwining their tentacles like bushes of writhing snakes .\n",
      "  spear carriers -- moving their claws with -- a scrap\n",
      "  titanic crabs -- aiming their bodies like -- cannons\n",
      "  hideous devilfish -- intertwining their tentacles like -- bushes\n",
      "\n",
      "In what order did these articulates belong , these creatures for which the rocks provided a second carapace ?\n",
      "  what order -- did -- these articulates belong\n",
      "  these creatures -- which -- the rocks\n",
      "  the rocks -- provided -- a second carapace ?\n",
      "\n",
      "Where had nature learned the secret of their vegetating existence , and for how many centuries had they lived in the ocea 's lower strata ?\n",
      "  nature -- learned the secret of -- vegetating existence\n",
      "  vegetating existence -- how -- many centuries\n",
      "  many centuries -- had -- the ocea\n",
      "  many centuries -- lived in -- the ocea\n",
      "\n",
      "Captain Nemo , on familiar terms with these dreadful animals , no longer minded them .\n",
      "  these dreadful animals -- longer -- minded\n",
      "\n",
      "There picturesque ruins took shape , betraying the hand of man , not our Creator .\n",
      "  picturesque ruins -- took -- shape\n",
      "  shape -- betraying the hand of -- man\n",
      "  man -- our -- Creator\n",
      "\n",
      "They were huge stacks of stones in which you could distinguish the indistinct forms of palaces and temples , now arrayed in hosts of blossoming zoophytes , and over it all , not ivy but a heavy mantle of algae and fucus plants .\n",
      "  stones -- you -- the indistinct forms\n",
      "  stones -- distinguish the indistinct forms of -- palaces\n",
      "  temples -- now arrayed in -- hosts\n",
      "\n",
      "But what part of the globe could this be , this land swallowed by cataclysms ?\n",
      "  the globe -- could -- this land swallowed\n",
      "  the globe -- be -- this land swallowed\n",
      "\n",
      "Where was I , where had Captain Nem 's fancies taken me ?\n",
      "  fancies -- taken -- ?\n",
      "\n",
      "But he shook his head , pointed to the mountai 's topmost peak , and seemed to tell me :\n",
      "  head -- pointed -- the mountai\n",
      "  topmost peak -- seemed -- :\n",
      "  topmost peak -- tell -- :\n",
      "\n",
      "\" I followed him with one last burst of energy , and in a few minutes I had scaled the peak , which crowned the whole rocky mass by some ten meters .\n",
      "  a few minutes -- I had scaled -- the peak\n",
      "  the peak -- crowned the whole rocky mass by -- meters\n",
      "\n",
      "There the mountain rose only 700 to 800 feet above the plains ; but on its far slope it crowned the receding bottom of this part of the Atlantic by a height twice that .\n",
      "  the mountain -- rose only -- feet\n",
      "  the plains -- far -- slope\n",
      "  slope -- crowned -- this part\n",
      "  slope -- receding bottom of -- this part\n",
      "\n",
      "My eyes scanned the distance and took in a vast area lit by intense flashes of light .\n",
      "  the distance -- took in -- a vast area\n",
      "  a vast area -- lit by -- intense flashes\n",
      "\n",
      "In essence , this mountain was a volcano .\n",
      "  this mountain -- was -- a volcano\n",
      "\n",
      "Fifty feet below its peak , amid a shower of stones and slag , a wide crater vomited torrents of lava that were dispersed in fiery cascades into the heart of the liquid mass .\n",
      "  lava -- were dispersed in -- fiery cascades\n",
      "\n",
      "So situated , this volcano was an immense torch that lit up the lower plains all the way to the horizon .\n",
      "  this volcano -- was -- an immense torch\n",
      "  an immense torch -- lit up -- the lower plains\n",
      "  the lower plains -- all -- the way\n",
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      "Flames need oxygen from the air and are unable to spread underwater ; but a lava flow , which contains in itself the principle of its incandescence , can rise to a white heat , overpower the liquid element , and turn it into steam on contact .\n",
      "  the air -- are unable -- a lava flow\n",
      "  the air -- spread -- a lava flow\n",
      "  which contains -- itself the principle of -- incandescence\n",
      "  incandescence -- rise -- a white heat\n",
      "  a white heat -- overpower -- the liquid element\n",
      "  the liquid element -- turn it into -- steam\n",
      "\n",
      "Swift currents swept away all this diffuse gas , and torrents of lava slid to the foot of the mountain , like the disgorgings of a Mt .\n",
      "  Swift currents -- swept -- this diffuse gas\n",
      "  lava -- slid -- the foot\n",
      "\n",
      "In fact , there beneath my eyes was a town in ruins , demolished , overwhelmed , laid low , its roofs caved in , its temples pulled down , its arches dislocated , its columns stretching over the earth ; in these ruins you could still detect the solid proportions of a sort of Tuscan architecture ; farther off , the remains of a gigantic aqueduct ; here , the caked heights of an acropolis along with the fluid forms of a Parthenon ; there , the remnants of a wharf , as if some bygone port had long ago harbored merchant vessels and triple - tiered war galleys on the shores of some lost ocean ; still farther off , long rows of collapsing walls , deserted thoroughfares , a whole Pompeii buried under the waters , which Captain Nemo had resurrected before my eyes !\n",
      "  fact -- my eyes was a town in -- ruins\n",
      "  ruins -- overwhelmed -- low\n",
      "  ruins -- laid -- low\n",
      "  low -- caved in -- temples\n",
      "  temples -- pulled down -- arches dislocated\n",
      "  these ruins -- you -- the solid proportions\n",
      "  these ruins -- detect the solid proportions of -- Tuscan architecture\n",
      "  an acropolis -- along with -- forms\n",
      "  an acropolis -- fluid forms of -- the remnants\n",
      "  some bygone port -- had -- long ago\n",
      "  long ago -- harbored -- merchant vessels\n",
      "  the shores -- lost -- ocean\n",
      "  a whole Pompeii -- buried under -- the waters\n",
      "  the waters -- Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "  Nemo -- had resurrected before my eyes -- !\n",
      "\n",
      "I had to find out at all cost , I wanted to speak , I wanted to rip off the copper sphere imprisoning my head .\n",
      "  all cost -- I wanted -- rip\n",
      "  all cost -- I wanted -- rip\n",
      "  the copper sphere -- imprisoning my -- head\n",
      "\n",
      "But Captain Nemo came over and stopped me with a gesture .\n",
      "  Nemo -- came over -- a gesture\n",
      "  Nemo -- stopped me with -- a gesture\n",
      "\n",
      "Then , picking up a piece of chalky stone , he advanced to a black basaltic rock and scrawled this one word :\n",
      "  Then -- picking up a piece of -- chalky stone\n",
      "  a black basaltic rock -- scrawled -- word :\n",
      "\n",
      "ATLANTIS What lightning flashed through my mind !\n",
      "  What lightning flashed -- my -- mind !\n",
      "\n",
      "Atlantis , that ancient land of Meropis mentioned by the historian Theopompus ; Plat 's Atlantis ; the continent whose very existence has been denied by such philosophers and scientists as Origen , Porphyry , Iamblichus , d'Anville , Malte - Brun , and Humboldt , who entered its disappearance in the ledger of myths and folk tales ; the country whose reality has nevertheless been accepted by such other thinkers as Posidonius , Pliny , Ammianus Marcellinus , Tertullian , Engel , Scherer , Tournefort , Buffon , and d'Avezac ; I had this land right under my eyes , furnishing its own unimpeachable evidence of the catastrophe that had overtaken it !\n",
      "  Meropis -- mentioned by -- the historian Theopompus\n",
      "  the continent whose very existence -- has been denied by -- such philosophers\n",
      "  Humboldt -- entered its disappearance in -- the ledger\n",
      "  the country whose reality -- has -- nevertheless\n",
      "  nevertheless -- been accepted by -- such other thinkers\n",
      "  d'Avezac -- I had this land right under my eyes -- unimpeachable evidence\n",
      "  this land right -- furnishing its own unimpeachable evidence of -- the catastrophe\n",
      "  the catastrophe -- had overtaken -- !\n",
      "\n",
      "So this was the submerged region that had existed outside Europe , Asia , and Libya , beyond the Pillars of Hercules , home of those powerful Atlantean people against whom ancient Greece had waged its earliest wars !\n",
      "  whom ancient Greece -- had waged -- earliest wars !\n",
      "\n",
      "The writer whose narratives record the lofty deeds of those heroic times is Plato himself .\n",
      "  those heroic times -- is -- Plato\n",
      "\n",
      "His dialogues Timaeus and Critias were drafted with the poet and legislator Solon as their inspiration , as it were .\n",
      "  Critias -- were drafted with -- the poet\n",
      "\n",
      "One day Solon was conversing with some elderly wise men in the Egyptian capital of Sais , a town already 8,000 years of age , as documented by the annals engraved on the sacred walls of its temples .\n",
      "  day Solon -- was conversing with -- some elderly wise men\n",
      "  age -- documented by -- the annals engraved\n",
      "  the sacred -- walls of -- temples\n",
      "\n",
      "This original city of Athens , ninety centuries old , had been invaded and partly destroyed by the Atlanteans .\n",
      "  centuries -- had been -- invaded\n",
      "  invaded -- destroyed by -- the Atlanteans\n",
      "\n",
      "These Atlanteans , he said , resided on an immense continent greater than Africa and Asia combined , taking in an area that lay between latitude 12 degrees and 40 degrees north .\n",
      "  These Atlanteans -- said -- resided\n",
      "  Asia combined -- taking in -- an area\n",
      "  an area -- lay between -- degrees\n",
      "\n",
      "Their dominion extended even to Egypt .\n",
      "  dominion -- even -- Egypt\n",
      "\n",
      "They tried to enforce their rule as far as Greece , but they had to retreat before the indomitable resistance of the Hellenic people .\n",
      "  Greece -- had -- retreat\n",
      "\n",
      "A single night and day were enough to obliterate this Atlantis , whose highest peaks ( Madeira , the Azores , the Canaries , the Cape Verde Islands ) still emerge above the waves .\n",
      "  day -- were -- this Atlantis\n",
      "  day -- obliterate -- this Atlantis\n",
      "\n",
      "These were the historical memories that Captain Nem 's scrawl sent rushing through my mind .\n",
      "  the historical memories -- Captain -- Nem\n",
      "  scrawl -- sent rushing through my -- mind\n",
      "\n",
      "Thus , led by the strangest of fates , I was treading underfoot one of the mountains of that continent !\n",
      "  fates -- I was -- treading\n",
      "\n",
      "My hands were touching ruins many thousands of years old , contemporary with prehistoric times !\n",
      "  hands -- were touching ruins many thousands of -- years\n",
      "\n",
      "I was walking in the very place where contemporaries of early man had walked !\n",
      "  early man -- had walked -- !\n",
      "\n",
      "My heavy soles were crushing the skeletons of animals from the age of fable , animals that used to take cover in the shade of these trees now turned to stone !\n",
      "  animals -- used -- the shade\n",
      "  animals -- take cover in -- the shade\n",
      "  these trees -- now turned -- stone !\n",
      "\n",
      "Oh , why was I so short of time !\n",
      "  Oh -- was I so short of -- time !\n",
      "\n",
      "I would have gone down the steep slopes of this mountain , crossed this entire immense continent , which surely connects Africa with America , and visited its great prehistoric cities .\n",
      "  this mountain -- crossed this entire -- immense continent\n",
      "  immense continent -- surely connects Africa with -- America\n",
      "  America -- visited -- great prehistoric cities\n",
      "\n",
      "Under my eyes there perhaps lay the warlike town of Makhimos or the pious village of Eusebes , whose gigantic inhabitants lived for whole centuries and had the strength to raise blocks of stone that still withstood the action of the waters .\n",
      "  whose gigantic inhabitants -- lived for -- whole centuries\n",
      "  whole centuries -- had -- stone\n",
      "  whole centuries -- strength -- stone\n",
      "  whole centuries -- raise blocks of -- stone\n",
      "  stone -- withstood the action of -- the waters\n",
      "\n",
      "One day perhaps , some volcanic phenomenon will bring these sunken ruins back to the surface of the waves !\n",
      "  day perhaps -- bring -- these sunken ruins\n",
      "  these sunken ruins -- back -- the waves !\n",
      "  these sunken ruins -- surface of -- the waves !\n",
      "\n",
      "Numerous underwater volcanoes have been sighted in this part of the ocean , and many ships have felt terrific tremors when passing over these turbulent depths .\n",
      "  Numerous underwater volcanoes -- have been sighted in -- this part\n",
      "  the ocean -- ships have felt terrific tremors when passing over -- these turbulent depths\n",
      "\n",
      "A few have heard hollow noises that announced some struggle of the elements far below , others have hauled in volcanic ash hurled above the waves .\n",
      "  hollow noises -- announced some struggle of -- the elements\n",
      "  the elements -- far -- below\n",
      "  others -- have hauled in -- volcanic ash\n",
      "  volcanic ash -- hurled above -- the waves\n",
      "\n",
      "As far as the equator this whole seafloor is still under construction by plutonic forces .\n",
      "  this whole seafloor -- is still under -- construction\n",
      "\n",
      "And in some remote epoch , built up by volcanic disgorgings and successive layers of lava , who knows whether the peaks of these fire - belching mountains may reappear above the surface of the Atlantic !\n",
      "  epoch -- built up by -- volcanic disgorgings\n",
      "  reappear -- surface of -- the Atlantic !\n",
      "\n",
      "As I mused in this way , trying to establish in my memory every detail of this impressive landscape , Captain Nemo was leaning his elbows on a moss - covered monument , motionless as if petrified in some mute trance .\n",
      "  this way -- trying -- every detail\n",
      "  this way -- establish in my memory every detail of -- this impressive landscape\n",
      "  this impressive landscape -- Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "  Nemo -- was leaning his elbows on -- a moss -\n",
      "\n",
      "Was he dreaming of those lost generations , asking them for the secret of human destiny ?\n",
      "  generations -- asking them for -- the secret\n",
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      "Was it here that this strange man came to revive himself , basking in historical memories , reliving that bygone life , he who had no desire for our modern one ?\n",
      "  this strange man -- came -- basking\n",
      "  this strange man -- revive -- basking\n",
      "  reliving that bygone life -- had -- ?\n",
      "  reliving that bygone life -- desire for our -- ?\n",
      "\n",
      "I would have given anything to know his thoughts , to share them , understand them !\n",
      "  thoughts -- share -- !\n",
      "\n",
      "We stayed in this place an entire hour , contemplating its vast plains in the lav 's glow , which sometimes took on a startling intensity .\n",
      "  We -- stayed in -- this place\n",
      "  hour -- contemplating its vast plains in -- the lav\n",
      "  glow -- took on -- a startling intensity\n",
      "\n",
      "Inner boilings sent quick shivers running through the mountai 's crust .\n",
      "  Inner boilings -- sent -- quick shivers\n",
      "  quick shivers -- running through -- the mountai\n",
      "\n",
      "Just then the moon appeared for an instant through the watery mass , casting a few pale rays over this submerged continent .\n",
      "  the moon -- appeared for -- an instant\n",
      "  the watery mass -- casting a few pale rays over -- this submerged continent\n",
      "\n",
      "It was only a fleeting glimmer , but its effect was indescribable .\n",
      "  effect -- was -- indescribable\n",
      "\n",
      "The captain stood up and took one last look at these immense plains ; then his hand signaled me to follow him .\n",
      "  these immense plains -- then -- hand\n",
      "\n",
      "We went swiftly down the mountain .\n",
      "  We -- went swiftly down -- the mountain\n",
      "\n",
      "Once past the petrified forest , I could see the Nautilu 's beacon twinkling like a star .\n",
      "  the petrified forest -- I -- the Nautilu\n",
      "\n",
      "The captain walked straight toward it , and we were back on board just as the first glimmers of dawn were whitening the surface of the ocean .\n",
      "  we -- were back on -- board\n",
      "  the first glimmers -- were whitening -- the ocean\n",
      "  the first glimmers -- surface of -- the ocean\n",
      "\n",
      "CHAPTER 10 The Underwater Coalfields THE NEXT DAY , February 20 , I overslept .\n",
      "  February -- I -- overslept\n",
      "\n",
      "I was so exhausted from the night before , I did not get up until eleven o'clock .\n",
      "  the night before -- I did not get up until -- o'clock\n",
      "\n",
      "I hurried to find out the Nautilu 's heading .\n",
      "  hurried -- find out -- the Nautilu\n",
      "\n",
      "The instruments indicated that it was running southward at a speed of twenty miles per hour and a depth of 100 meters .\n",
      "  The instruments -- indicated that -- southward\n",
      "  The instruments -- was running southward at -- a speed\n",
      "  hour -- depth of -- meters\n",
      "\n",
      "I described our nocturnal excursion to him , and since the panels were open , he could still catch a glimpse of this submerged continent .\n",
      "  the panels -- were open -- this submerged continent\n",
      "  the panels -- catch a glimpse of -- this submerged continent\n",
      "\n",
      "In fact , the Nautilus was skimming only ten meters over the soil of these Atlantis plains .\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- was skimming -- meters\n",
      "\n",
      "The ship scudded along like an air balloon borne by the wind over some prairie on land ; but it would be more accurate to say that we sat in the lounge as if we were riding in a coach on an express train .\n",
      "  The ship -- scudded along -- an air balloon borne\n",
      "  land -- be -- that we\n",
      "  land -- accurate -- that we\n",
      "  land -- say -- that we\n",
      "  that we -- sat in -- the lounge\n",
      "  we -- were riding in -- a coach\n",
      "\n",
      "As for the foregrounds passing before our eyes , they were fantastically carved rocks , forests of trees that had crossed over from the vegetable kingdom into the mineral kingdom , their motionless silhouettes sprawling beneath the waves .\n",
      "  the foregrounds passing -- our eyes -- fantastically\n",
      "  the foregrounds passing -- were -- fantastically\n",
      "  trees -- had crossed over -- the vegetable kingdom\n",
      "  motionless -- silhouettes sprawling beneath -- the waves\n",
      "\n",
      "There also were stony masses buried beneath carpets of axidia and sea anemone , bristling with long , vertical water plants , then strangely contoured blocks of lava that testified to all the fury of those plutonic developments .\n",
      "  stony masses -- buried beneath -- carpets\n",
      "  vertical water plants -- then strangely -- contoured\n",
      "  contoured -- blocks of -- lava that testified\n",
      "  lava that testified -- all the fury of -- those plutonic developments\n",
      "\n",
      "While this bizarre scenery was glittering under our electric beams , I told Conseil the story of the Atlanteans , who had inspired the old French scientist Jean Bailly to write so many entertaining - albeit utterly fictitious - pages .\n",
      "  this bizarre -- was glittering under our -- electric beams\n",
      "  electric beams -- I told Conseil the story of -- the Atlanteans\n",
      "  the Atlanteans -- had inspired -- the old French scientist Jean Bailly\n",
      "  the old French scientist Jean Bailly -- write so many entertaining - -- utterly fictitious\n",
      "\n",
      "* I told the lad about the wars of these heroic people .\n",
      "  * -- I told the lad about -- the wars\n",
      "\n",
      "But Conseil was so distracted he barely heard me , and his lack of interest in any commentary on this historical topic was soon explained .\n",
      "  Conseil -- was so distracted -- lack\n",
      "  Conseil -- barely heard -- lack\n",
      "\n",
      "* Bailly believed that Atlantis was located at the North Pole !\n",
      "  * Bailly -- believed -- the North Pole !\n",
      "  * Bailly -- Atlantis was located at -- the North Pole !\n",
      "\n",
      "In essence , numerous fish had caught his eye , and when fish pass by , Conseil vanishes into his world of classifying and leaves real life behind .\n",
      "  numerous fish -- had caught -- fish pass\n",
      "\n",
      "In which case I could only tag along and resume our ichthyological research .\n",
      "  which case -- I -- tag\n",
      "  tag -- resume our -- ichthyological research\n",
      "\n",
      "Even so , these Atlantic fish were not noticeably different from those we had observed earlier .\n",
      "  these Atlantic fish -- were not noticeably different from -- those we\n",
      "\n",
      "There were rays of gigantic size , five meters long and with muscles so powerful they could leap above the waves , sharks of various species including a fifteen - foot glaucous shark with sharp triangular teeth and so transparent it was almost invisible amid the waters , brown lantern sharks , prism - shaped humantin sharks armored with protuberant hides , sturgeons resembling their relatives in the Mediterranean , trumpet - snouted pipefish a foot and a half long , yellowish brown with small gray fins and no teeth or tongue , unreeling like slim , supple snakes .\n",
      "  sharks -- including a fifteen - -- foot glaucous shark\n",
      "  sharp triangular teeth -- was almost invisible amid -- the waters\n",
      "  snouted -- pipefish -- a foot\n",
      "\n",
      "Among bony fish , Conseil noticed some blackish marlin three meters long with a sharp sword jutting from the upper jaw , bright - colored weevers known in Aristotl 's day as sea dragons and whose dorsal stingers make them quite dangerous to pick up , then dolphinfish with brown backs striped in blue and edged in gold , handsome dorados , moonlike opahs that look like azure disks but which the su 's rays turn into spots of silver , finally eight - meter swordfish from the genus Xiphias , swimming in schools , sporting yellowish sickle - shaped fins and six - foot broadswords , stalwart animals , plant eaters rather than fish eaters , obeying the tiniest signals from their females like henpecked husbands .\n",
      "  Conseil -- noticed -- some blackish marlin\n",
      "  colored weevers -- known in -- Aristotl\n",
      "  whose dorsal stingers -- make -- pick\n",
      "  pick -- then dolphinfish with -- brown backs striped\n",
      "  azure disks -- which -- the su\n",
      "  rays -- turn into -- spots\n",
      "  silver -- finally -- meter swordfish\n",
      "  plant eaters -- rather than -- fish eaters\n",
      "  fish eaters -- obeying -- the tiniest\n",
      "  the tiniest -- signals from -- females\n",
      "\n",
      "But while observing these different specimens of marine fauna , I did not stop examining the long plains of Atlantis .\n",
      "  marine fauna -- I did not stop examining the long plains of -- Atlantis\n",
      "\n",
      "Sometimes an unpredictable irregularity in the seafloor would force the Nautilus to slow down , and then it would glide into the narrow channels between the hills with a cetacea 's dexterity .\n",
      "  force the Nautilus -- slow down -- glide\n",
      "  force the Nautilus -- then -- glide\n",
      "\n",
      "If the labyrinth became hopelessly tangled , the submersible would rise above it like an airship , and after clearing the obstacle , it would resume its speedy course just a few meters above the ocean floor .\n",
      "  the labyrinth -- became -- hopelessly tangled\n",
      "  an airship -- clearing -- the obstacle\n",
      "  the obstacle -- resume its speedy course just a few meters above -- the ocean floor\n",
      "\n",
      "It was an enjoyable and impressive way of navigating that did indeed recall the maneuvers of an airship ride , with the major difference that the Nautilus faithfully obeyed the hands of its helmsman .\n",
      "  navigating -- did -- indeed\n",
      "  indeed -- recall the maneuvers of -- an airship ride\n",
      "  the Nautilus faithfully -- obeyed the hands of -- helmsman\n",
      "\n",
      "The terrain consisted mostly of thick slime mixed with petrified branches , but it changed little by little near four o'clock in the afternoon ; it grew rockier and seemed to be strewn with pudding stones and a basaltic gravel called \" tuff , \" together with bits of lava and sulfurous obsidian .\n",
      "  The terrain -- consisted mostly of -- thick slime\n",
      "  petrified branches -- changed little by -- o'clock\n",
      "  the afternoon -- grew -- rockier\n",
      "  rockier -- seemed -- strewn\n",
      "  rockier -- be strewn with -- pudding stones\n",
      "  a basaltic gravel -- called -- tuff\n",
      "  tuff -- together with -- bits\n",
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      "I expected these long plains to change into mountain regions , and in fact , as the Nautilus was executing certain turns , I noticed that the southerly horizon was blocked by a high wall that seemed to close off every exit .\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- was executing -- certain turns\n",
      "  certain turns -- I noticed that -- the southerly horizon\n",
      "  the southerly horizon -- was blocked by -- a high wall\n",
      "  a high wall -- seemed -- every exit\n",
      "  a high wall -- close off -- every exit\n",
      "\n",
      "It had to be a continent or at least an island , either one of the Canaries or one of the Cape Verde Islands .\n",
      "  a continent -- least -- an island\n",
      "\n",
      "Our bearings had not been marked on the chart - perhaps deliberately - and I had no idea what our position was .\n",
      "  bearings -- had not been marked on -- the chart\n",
      "  the chart -- perhaps deliberately -- -\n",
      "  - -- I had -- position\n",
      "  - -- idea what our -- position\n",
      "\n",
      "In any case this wall seemed to signal the end of Atlantis , of which , all in all , we had crossed only a small part .\n",
      "  any case this wall -- seemed -- the end\n",
      "  any case this wall -- signal the end of -- Atlantis\n",
      "  Atlantis -- all in -- we\n",
      "  we -- had -- a small part\n",
      "\n",
      "Nightfall did not interrupt my observations .\n",
      "  Nightfall -- did not interrupt my -- observations\n",
      "\n",
      "Conseil had repaired to his cabin .\n",
      "  Conseil -- had repaired -- cabin\n",
      "\n",
      "The Nautilus slowed down , hovering above the muddled masses on the seafloor , sometimes grazing them as if wanting to come to rest , sometimes rising unpredictably to the surface of the waves .\n",
      "  grazing -- them as -- rest\n",
      "  grazing -- wanting -- rest\n",
      "  grazing -- come -- rest\n",
      "  rest -- rising -- unpredictably\n",
      "  unpredictably -- surface of -- the waves\n",
      "\n",
      "Then I glimpsed a few bright constellations through the crystal waters , specifically five or six of those zodiacal stars trailing from the tail end of Orion .\n",
      "  the crystal waters -- specifically -- those zodiacal\n",
      "\n",
      "Just then the Nautilus had arrived at the perpendicular face of that high wall .\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- had arrived at -- the perpendicular face\n",
      "\n",
      "How the ship would maneuver I had not a guess .\n",
      "  the ship -- I had not -- a guess\n",
      "\n",
      "The Nautilus did not stir .\n",
      "  The Nautilus -- did not -- stir\n",
      "\n",
      "But it was eight o'clock the next day when I returned to the lounge .\n",
      "  the next day -- I returned -- the lounge\n",
      "\n",
      "It told me that the Nautilus was afloat on the surface of the ocean .\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- was afloat on -- the ocean\n",
      "  afloat -- surface of -- the ocean\n",
      "\n",
      "Furthermore , I heard the sound of footsteps on the platform .\n",
      "  Furthermore -- I heard the sound of -- footsteps\n",
      "\n",
      "Yet there were no rolling movements to indicate the presence of waves undulating above me .\n",
      "  movements -- indicate the presence of -- waves undulating\n",
      "\n",
      "Not one star was twinkling , and nighttime is never so utterly black .\n",
      "  star -- was -- twinkling\n",
      "  nighttime -- is never so -- utterly black\n",
      "\n",
      "I was not sure what to think , when a voice said to me :\n",
      "  sure -- what -- think\n",
      "  think -- voice said -- :\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Ah , Captain Nemo ! \"\n",
      "  Ah -- Captain -- Nemo !\n",
      "\n",
      "\" And the Nautilus is still floating ? \"\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- is still -- floating ?\n",
      "\n",
      "Our beacon is about to go on , and if you want some light on the subject , you will be satisfied .\n",
      "  beacon -- is about -- some light\n",
      "  beacon -- you want some light on -- the subject\n",
      "\n",
      "The darkness was so profound I could not see even Captain Nemo .\n",
      "  see even -- Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "\n",
      "However , looking at the zenith directly overhead , I thought I caught sight of a feeble glimmer , a sort of twilight filtering through a circular hole .\n",
      "  However -- looking at -- the zenith\n",
      "  the zenith -- directly overhead -- sight\n",
      "  the zenith -- I thought I caught sight of -- a feeble glimmer\n",
      "\n",
      "Just then the beacon suddenly went on , and its intense brightness made that hazy light vanish .\n",
      "  the beacon -- suddenly went on -- intense brightness\n",
      "  intense brightness -- made -- that hazy light vanish\n",
      "\n",
      "This stream of electricity dazzled my eyes , and after momentarily shutting them , I looked around .\n",
      "  electricity -- my eyes -- momentarily\n",
      "  momentarily -- shutting -- around\n",
      "  momentarily -- I looked -- around\n",
      "\n",
      "The Nautilus was stationary .\n",
      "  The Nautilus -- was -- stationary\n",
      "\n",
      "It was floating next to an embankment shaped like a wharf .\n",
      "  an embankment -- shaped like -- a wharf\n",
      "\n",
      "As for the water now buoying the ship , it was a lake completely encircled by an inner wall about two miles in diameter , hence six miles around .\n",
      "  the water -- now buoying -- the ship\n",
      "  the ship -- was -- a lake\n",
      "  a lake -- encircled by -- an inner wall\n",
      "\n",
      "Its level - as indicated by the pressure gauge - would be the same as the outside level , because some connection had to exist between this lake and the sea .\n",
      "  level - -- indicated by -- the pressure gauge\n",
      "  the pressure gauge -- be the same as -- level\n",
      "  some connection -- had -- exist\n",
      "\n",
      "Slanting inward over their base , these high walls converged to form a vault shaped like an immense upside - down funnel that measured 500 or 600 meters in height .\n",
      "  Slanting -- inward over -- base\n",
      "  base -- walls converged -- upside -\n",
      "  base -- form -- upside -\n",
      "  base -- shaped like -- upside -\n",
      "  base -- immense upside - down -- funnel\n",
      "  funnel -- measured -- meters\n",
      "\n",
      "At its summit there gaped the circular opening through which I had detected that faint glimmer , obviously daylight .\n",
      "  summit -- gaped -- that faint glimmer\n",
      "  summit -- opening through -- that faint glimmer\n",
      "  summit -- I had detected -- that faint glimmer\n",
      "\n",
      "Before more carefully examining the interior features of this enormous cavern , and before deciding if it was the work of nature or humankind , I went over to Captain Nemo .\n",
      "  the interior -- features of -- this enormous cavern\n",
      "  deciding -- was the work of -- nature\n",
      "  humankind -- I went over -- Nemo\n",
      "  humankind -- Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "\n",
      "\" In the very heart of an extinct volcano , \" the captain answered me , \" a volcano whose interior was invaded by the sea after some convulsion in the earth .\n",
      "  volcano -- captain answered -- a volcano whose interior\n",
      "  a volcano whose interior -- was invaded by -- the sea\n",
      "\n",
      "While you were sleeping , professor , the Nautilus entered this lagoon through a natural channel that opens ten meters below the surface of the ocean .\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- entered this lagoon through -- a natural channel that opens\n",
      "  meters -- surface of -- the ocean\n",
      "\n",
      "Along the coasts of your continents or islands , show me any offshore mooring that can equal this safe refuge for withstanding the fury of hurricanes . \"\n",
      "  show -- me -- any offshore mooring\n",
      "  any offshore mooring -- equal this safe refuge for withstanding the fury of -- hurricanes\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Indeed , \" I replied , \" here you are in perfect safety , Captain Nemo .\n",
      "  Indeed -- I -- replied\n",
      "  here -- you are in -- perfect safety\n",
      "  perfect safety -- Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Yes , its crater , a crater formerly filled with lava , steam , and flames , but which now lets in this life - giving air we are breathing . \"\n",
      "  a crater -- formerly filled with -- lava\n",
      "  steam -- now lets in -- this life -\n",
      "  this life - -- giving -- air we\n",
      "  air we -- are -- breathing\n",
      "\n",
      "\" But which volcanic mountain is this ? \"\n",
      "  which volcanic mountain -- is -- this ?\n",
      "\n",
      "\" It is one of the many islets with which this sea is strewn .\n",
      "  this sea -- is -- strewn\n",
      "\n",
      "For ships a mere reef , for us an immense cavern .\n",
      "  a mere reef -- us -- an immense cavern\n",
      "\n",
      "You can climb about 100 feet up the inner base of this mountain , but then the walls overhang , they lean too far in to be scaled . \"\n",
      "  this mountain -- then -- overhang\n",
      "  this mountain -- walls -- overhang\n",
      "\n",
      "\" I can see , captain , that nature is your obedient servant , any time or any place .\n",
      "  that nature -- is -- your obedient servant\n",
      "\n",
      "You are safe on this lake , and nobody else can visit its waters .\n",
      "  nobody -- else -- waters\n",
      "  nobody -- visit -- waters\n",
      "\n",
      "The Nautilus does not need a harbor . \"\n",
      "  The Nautilus -- need -- a harbor\n",
      "\n",
      "\" No , professor , but it needs electricity to run , batteries to generate its electricity , sodium to feed its batteries , coal to make its sodium , and coalfields from which to dig its coal .\n",
      "  needs electricity -- run -- batteries\n",
      "  batteries -- generate -- electricity\n",
      "  sodium -- feed -- batteries\n",
      "  coal -- make -- sodium\n",
      "\n",
      "Now then , right at this spot the sea covers entire forests that sank underwater in prehistoric times ; today , turned to stone , transformed into carbon fuel , they offer me inexhaustible coal mines . \"\n",
      "  right -- spot the sea covers entire -- forests\n",
      "  today -- turned -- stone\n",
      "  stone -- transformed into -- carbon fuel\n",
      "  carbon fuel -- offer -- inexhaustible coal mines\n",
      "\n",
      "\" So , captain , your men practice the trade of miners here ? \"\n",
      "  your men -- practice the trade of -- miners\n",
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      "These mines extend under the waves like the coalfields at Newcastle .\n",
      "  These mines -- extend under -- the waves\n",
      "\n",
      "Here , dressed in diving suits , pick and mattock in hand , my men go out and dig this carbon fuel for which I do not need a single mine on land .\n",
      "  Here -- dressed in -- diving suits\n",
      "  hand -- my men go out -- this carbon fuel\n",
      "  men -- dig this carbon fuel for -- a single mine\n",
      "  this carbon fuel -- I do not need a single mine on -- land\n",
      "\n",
      "When I burn this combustible to produce sodium , the smoke escaping from the mountai 's crater gives it the appearance of a still - active volcano . \"\n",
      "  this combustible -- produce -- sodium\n",
      "  crater -- gives it the appearance of -- active volcano\n",
      "\n",
      "\" No , at least not this time , because I am eager to continue our underwater tour of the world .\n",
      "  this time -- I am -- eager\n",
      "  eager -- continue our underwater tour of -- the world\n",
      "\n",
      "Accordingly , I will rest content with drawing on my reserve stock of sodium .\n",
      "  rest content -- drawing on my reserve stock of -- sodium\n",
      "\n",
      "We will stay here long enough to load it on board , in other words , a single workday , then we will resume our voyage .\n",
      "  We -- stay here -- board\n",
      "  a single workday -- then -- we\n",
      "  we -- resume our -- voyage\n",
      "\n",
      "So , Professor Aronnax , if you'd like to explore this cavern and circle its lagoon , seize the day .\n",
      "  you'd -- like -- this cavern\n",
      "  you'd -- explore -- this cavern\n",
      "  lagoon -- seize -- the day\n",
      "\n",
      "\" I thanked the captain and went to look for my two companions , who had not yet left their cabin .\n",
      "  the captain -- went -- look\n",
      "  look -- my -- companions\n",
      "  companions -- had not -- cabin\n",
      "  companions -- left -- cabin\n",
      "\n",
      "Conseil , whom nothing could startle , saw it as a perfectly natural thing to fall asleep under the waves and wake up under a mountain .\n",
      "  Conseil -- whom nothing -- startle\n",
      "  startle -- saw it as -- natural thing\n",
      "  the waves -- wake up under -- a mountain\n",
      "\n",
      "But Ned Land had no idea in his head other than to see if this cavern offered some way out .\n",
      "  Ned Land -- had -- head\n",
      "  Ned Land -- idea in -- head\n",
      "\n",
      "After breakfast near ten o'clock , we went down onto the embankment .\n",
      "  we -- went down onto -- the embankment\n",
      "\n",
      "\" So here we are , back on shore , \" Conseil said . \"\n",
      "  we -- are -- shore\n",
      "  we -- back on -- shore\n",
      "\n",
      "Via this strand you could easily circle the lake .\n",
      "  this strand -- you -- the lake\n",
      "  this strand -- easily circle -- the lake\n",
      "\n",
      "But the base of these high walls consisted of broken soil over which there lay picturesque piles of volcanic blocks and enormous pumice stones .\n",
      "  the base -- walls consisted of -- broken soil\n",
      "  broken soil -- lay picturesque piles of -- volcanic blocks\n",
      "\n",
      "All these crumbling masses were covered with an enamel polished by the action of underground fires , and they glistened under the stream of electric light from our beacon .\n",
      "  masses -- were covered with -- an enamel polished\n",
      "  electric light -- our -- beacon\n",
      "\n",
      "Stirred up by our footsteps , the mica - rich dust on this beach flew into the air like a cloud of sparks .\n",
      "  this beach -- flew into -- the air\n",
      "\n",
      "The ground rose appreciably as it moved away from the sand flats by the waves , and we soon arrived at some long , winding gradients , genuinely steep paths that allowed us to climb little by little ; but we had to tread cautiously in the midst of pudding stones that were not cemented together , and our feet kept skidding on glassy trachyte , made of feldspar and quartz crystals .\n",
      "  The ground rose appreciably -- moved away from -- the sand flats\n",
      "  gradients -- genuinely -- us\n",
      "  gradients -- paths -- us\n",
      "  gradients -- allowed -- us\n",
      "  us -- climb little by -- we\n",
      "  we -- had -- tread\n",
      "  tread -- midst of -- pudding stones\n",
      "  pudding stones -- were not cemented -- together\n",
      "  together -- our -- feet\n",
      "  feet -- kept skidding on -- glassy trachyte\n",
      "  glassy trachyte -- made of -- feldspar\n",
      "\n",
      "The volcanic nature of this enormous pit was apparent all around us .\n",
      "  this enormous pit -- was apparent all around -- us\n",
      "\n",
      "I ventured to comment on it to my companions .\n",
      "  comment -- my -- companions\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Can you picture , \" I asked them , \" what this funnel must have been like when it was filled with boiling lava , and the level of that incandescent liquid rose right to the mountai 's mouth , like cast iron up the insides of a furnace ? \"\n",
      "  picture -- I asked -- boiling lava\n",
      "  picture -- what -- boiling lava\n",
      "  picture -- have been like -- boiling lava\n",
      "  picture -- was filled with -- boiling lava\n",
      "  the level -- incandescent -- liquid rose\n",
      "  liquid rose -- right -- the mountai\n",
      "  the mountai -- mouth -- iron\n",
      "\n",
      "But will master tell me why this huge smelter suspended operations , and how it is that an oven was replaced by the tranquil waters of a lake ? \"\n",
      "  master -- tell -- this huge smelter\n",
      "  master -- why -- this huge smelter\n",
      "  this huge smelter -- suspended -- operations\n",
      "  operations -- how -- an oven\n",
      "  operations -- is that -- an oven\n",
      "  an oven -- was replaced by -- the tranquil waters\n",
      "\n",
      "\" In all likelihood , Conseil , because some convulsion created an opening below the surface of the ocean , the opening that serves as a passageway for the Nautilus .\n",
      "  some convulsion -- created -- the ocean\n",
      "  some convulsion -- opening below -- the ocean\n",
      "  some convulsion -- surface of -- the ocean\n",
      "  the ocean -- opening that serves as -- a passageway\n",
      "\n",
      "Then the waters of the Atlantic rushed inside the mountain .\n",
      "  the Atlantic -- rushed inside -- the mountain\n",
      "\n",
      "But many centuries have passed since then , and this submerged volcano has changed into a peaceful cavern . \"\n",
      "  many centuries -- have passed since -- then\n",
      "  this submerged volcano -- has changed into -- a peaceful cavern\n",
      "\n",
      "I accept the explanation , but in our personal interests , I am sorry this opening the professor mentions was not made above sea level . \"\n",
      "  the explanation -- our -- personal interests\n",
      "  personal interests -- I am -- the professor\n",
      "  personal interests -- opening -- the professor\n",
      "  the professor -- was not made above -- sea level\n",
      "\n",
      "\" But Ned my friend , \" Conseil answered , \" if it were not an underwater passageway , the Nautilus could not enter it ! \"\n",
      "  Ned -- my -- friend\n",
      "  Conseil -- were not -- an underwater passageway\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- enter -- !\n",
      "\n",
      "\" And I might add , Mr. Land , \" I said , \" that the waters would not have rushed under the mountain , and the volcano would still be a volcano .\n",
      "  Mr. Land -- I said -- the mountain\n",
      "  Mr. Land -- have rushed under -- the mountain\n",
      "  the volcano -- be -- a volcano\n",
      "\n",
      "The gradients got steeper and narrower .\n",
      "  The gradients -- got -- steeper\n",
      "\n",
      "Masses of overhanging rock had to be gotten around .\n",
      "  overhanging rock -- had -- around\n",
      "  overhanging rock -- be gotten -- around\n",
      "\n",
      "You slid on your knees , you crept on your belly .\n",
      "  your knees -- you crept on -- your belly\n",
      "\n",
      "But helped by the Canadia 's strength and Consei 's dexterity , we overcame every obstacle .\n",
      "  we -- overcame -- every obstacle\n",
      "\n",
      "At an elevation of about thirty meters , the nature of the terrain changed without becoming any easier .\n",
      "  the terrain -- changed without becoming -- any easier\n",
      "\n",
      "Pudding stones and trachyte gave way to black basaltic rock :\n",
      "  trachyte -- gave -- way\n",
      "\n",
      "here , lying in slabs all swollen with blisters ; there , shaped like actual prisms and arranged into a series of columns that supported the springings of this immense vault , a wonderful sample of natural architecture .\n",
      "  here -- swollen with -- blisters\n",
      "  blisters -- shaped like -- actual prisms\n",
      "  actual prisms -- arranged into -- a series\n",
      "  columns -- supported the springings of -- this immense vault\n",
      "\n",
      "Then , among this basaltic rock , there snaked long , hardened lava flows inlaid with veins of bituminous coal and in places covered by wide carpets of sulfur .\n",
      "  places -- covered by -- wide carpets\n",
      "\n",
      "The sunshine coming through the crater had grown stronger , shedding a hazy light over all the volcanic waste forever buried in the heart of this extinct mountain .\n",
      "  the crater -- had grown -- stronger\n",
      "  stronger -- shedding a hazy light over all -- the volcanic waste\n",
      "  the volcanic waste -- forever buried in -- the heart\n",
      "\n",
      "But when we had ascended to an elevation of about 250 feet , we were stopped by insurmountable obstacles .\n",
      "  we -- had -- ascended\n",
      "  we -- were stopped by -- obstacles\n",
      "\n",
      "At this topmost level the vegetable kingdom began to challenge the mineral kingdom .\n",
      "  this topmost level the vegetable kingdom -- began -- the mineral kingdom\n",
      "  this topmost level the vegetable kingdom -- challenge -- the mineral kingdom\n",
      "\n",
      "Shrubs , and even a few trees , emerged from crevices in the walls .\n",
      "  Shrubs -- even -- a few trees\n",
      "\n",
      "I recognized some spurges that let their caustic , purgative sap trickle out .\n",
      "  some spurges -- let -- caustic\n",
      "\n",
      "There were heliotropes , very remiss at living up to their sun - worshipping reputations since no sunlight ever reached them ; their clusters of flowers drooped sadly , their colors and scents were faded .\n",
      "  no sunlight -- ever reached -- clusters\n",
      "  scents -- were -- faded\n",
      "\n",
      "But between these lava flows I spotted little violets that still gave off a subtle fragrance , and I confess that I inhaled it with delight .\n",
      "  these lava flows -- I spotted little violets that -- a subtle fragrance\n",
      "  little violets -- gave off -- a subtle fragrance\n",
      "  a subtle fragrance -- I confess that I inhaled it with -- delight\n",
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      "The soul of a flower is its scent , and those splendid water plants , flowers of the sea , have no souls !\n",
      "  a flower -- is -- scent\n",
      "  the sea -- have -- no souls !\n",
      "\n",
      "We had arrived at the foot of a sturdy clump of dragon trees , which were splitting the rocks with exertions of their muscular roots , when Ned Land exclaimed :\n",
      "  We -- had arrived at -- the foot\n",
      "  dragon trees -- were splitting the rocks with -- exertions\n",
      "  Ned Land -- exclaimed -- :\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Yes , a hive , \" the Canadian repeated , \" with bees buzzing around ! \"\n",
      "  a hive -- repeated -- bees buzzing\n",
      "\n",
      "At the mouth of a hole cut in the trunk of a dragon tree , there swarmed thousands of these ingenious insects so common to all the Canary Islands , where their output is especially prized .\n",
      "  a hole -- cut in -- the trunk\n",
      "  these ingenious -- all -- the Canary Islands\n",
      "\n",
      "Naturally enough , the Canadian wanted to lay in a supply of honey , and it would have been ill - mannered of me to say no .\n",
      "  enough -- wanted -- a supply\n",
      "  enough -- lay in -- a supply\n",
      "  honey -- have been ill - -- mannered\n",
      "  mannered -- me -- no\n",
      "  mannered -- say -- no\n",
      "\n",
      "He mixed sulfur with some dry leaves , set them on fire with a spark from his tinderbox , and proceeded to smoke the bees out .\n",
      "  some dry leaves -- set them on -- fire\n",
      "\n",
      "Little by little the buzzing died down and the disemboweled hive yielded several pounds of sweet honey .\n",
      "  the buzzing -- died down -- the disemboweled hive\n",
      "  the disemboweled hive -- pounds of -- sweet honey\n",
      "\n",
      "\" When I have mixed this honey with our breadfruit batter , \" he told us , \" I will be ready to serve you a delectable piece of cake . \"\n",
      "  breadfruit batter -- told -- us\n",
      "  us -- I -- a delectable\n",
      "  us -- be ready -- a delectable\n",
      "  us -- serve you a delectable piece of -- cake\n",
      "\n",
      "\" But of course , \" Conseil put in , \" it will be gingerbread ! \"\n",
      "  Conseil -- put in -- gingerbread !\n",
      "  Conseil -- be -- gingerbread !\n",
      "\n",
      "\" I am all for gingerbread , \" I said , \" but let us resume this fascinating stroll . \"\n",
      "  gingerbread -- I said -- us\n",
      "  gingerbread -- let -- us\n",
      "  us -- resume -- this fascinating\n",
      "\n",
      "At certain turns in the trail we were going along , the lake appeared in its full expanse .\n",
      "  the trail we -- were going -- along\n",
      "  the lake -- appeared in -- full expanse\n",
      "\n",
      "The shi 's beacon lit up that whole placid surface , which experienced neither ripples nor undulations .\n",
      "  beacon -- lit up -- ripples nor undulations\n",
      "  beacon -- surface -- ripples nor undulations\n",
      "  beacon -- experienced neither -- ripples nor undulations\n",
      "\n",
      "On its platform and on the embankment , crewmen were bustling around , black shadows that stood out clearly in the midst of the luminous air .\n",
      "  crewmen -- were -- bustling around\n",
      "  bustling around -- shadows that stood out clearly in -- the luminous air\n",
      "  bustling around -- midst of -- the luminous air\n",
      "\n",
      "Just then we went around the highest ridge of these rocky foothills that supported the vault .\n",
      "  we -- went around -- the highest ridge\n",
      "  these rocky foothills -- supported -- the vault\n",
      "\n",
      "Then I saw that bees were not the animal kingdo 's only representatives inside this volcano .\n",
      "  that bees -- were not -- the animal kingdo\n",
      "\n",
      "Here and in the shadows , birds of prey soared and whirled , flying away from nests perched on tips of rock .\n",
      "  nests -- perched on -- tips\n",
      "\n",
      "With all the speed their stiltlike legs could muster , fine fat bustards scampered over the slopes .\n",
      "  muster -- fat -- bustards\n",
      "  bustards -- scampered over -- the slopes\n",
      "\n",
      "I will let the reader decide whether the Canadia 's appetite was aroused by the sight of this tasty game , and whether he regretted having no rifle in his hands .\n",
      "  appetite -- was aroused by -- the sight\n",
      "  regretted -- having no rifle in -- hands\n",
      "\n",
      "He tried to make stones do the work of bullets , and after several fruitless attempts , he managed to wound one of these magnificent bustards .\n",
      "  several fruitless attempts -- managed -- these magnificent bustards\n",
      "  several fruitless attempts -- wound -- these magnificent bustards\n",
      "\n",
      "To say he risked his life twenty times in order to capture this bird is simply the unadulterated truth ; but he fared so well , the animal went into his sack to join the honeycombs .\n",
      "  order -- capture -- this bird\n",
      "  this bird -- is simply -- the unadulterated truth\n",
      "  the animal -- went into -- sack\n",
      "  sack -- join -- the honeycombs\n",
      "\n",
      "By then we were forced to go back down to the beach because the ridge had become impossible .\n",
      "  we -- were forced -- the beach\n",
      "  we -- back down -- the beach\n",
      "  the ridge -- had become -- impossible\n",
      "\n",
      "From where we stood , the sky was pretty easy to see , and I watched clouds race by , disheveled by the west wind , letting tatters of mist trail over the mountai 's summit .\n",
      "  we -- stood -- the sky\n",
      "  the sky -- was -- pretty easy\n",
      "  see -- I watched clouds race by -- disheveled\n",
      "\n",
      "Proof positive that those clouds kept at a moderate altitude , because this volcano did not rise more than 1,800 feet above the level of the ocean .\n",
      "  Proof positive -- kept at -- a moderate altitude\n",
      "  this volcano -- did not rise more than -- feet\n",
      "\n",
      "Half an hour after the Canadia 's latest exploits , we were back on the inner beach .\n",
      "  we -- were back on -- the inner beach\n",
      "\n",
      "There the local flora was represented by a wide carpet of samphire , a small umbelliferous plant that keeps quite nicely , which also boasts the names glasswort , saxifrage , and sea fennel .\n",
      "  the local flora -- was represented by -- a wide carpet\n",
      "  nicely -- boasts -- the names glasswort\n",
      "\n",
      "Conseil picked a couple bunches .\n",
      "  Conseil -- picked -- a couple bunches\n",
      "\n",
      "In this locality there gaped the mouth of a magnificent cave .\n",
      "  this locality -- gaped -- a magnificent cave\n",
      "  this locality -- mouth of -- a magnificent cave\n",
      "\n",
      "My companions and I took great pleasure in stretching out on its fine - grained sand .\n",
      "  companions -- I took great pleasure in -- stretching\n",
      "\n",
      "Fire had polished the sparkling enamel of its inner walls , sprinkled all over with mica - rich dust .\n",
      "  Fire -- had polished the sparkling enamel of -- inner walls\n",
      "  inner walls -- sprinkled all over -- mica\n",
      "\n",
      "Ned Land tapped these walls and tried to probe their thickness .\n",
      "  Ned Land -- tapped -- these walls\n",
      "  these walls -- tried -- thickness\n",
      "  these walls -- probe -- thickness\n",
      "\n",
      "Our conversation then turned to his everlasting escape plans , and without going too far , I felt I could offer him this hope :\n",
      "  conversation -- then turned -- everlasting escape plans\n",
      "  everlasting escape plans -- going too far -- this hope :\n",
      "  everlasting escape plans -- I felt I -- this hope :\n",
      "  everlasting escape plans -- offer him -- this hope :\n",
      "\n",
      "Captain Nemo had gone down south only to replenish his sodium supplies .\n",
      "  Nemo -- had gone down -- south\n",
      "  south -- replenish -- sodium supplies\n",
      "\n",
      "So I hoped he would now hug the coasts of Europe and America , which would allow the Canadian to try again with a greater chance of success .\n",
      "  America -- allow -- a greater chance\n",
      "  America -- try again with -- a greater chance\n",
      "\n",
      "We were stretched out in this delightful cave for an hour .\n",
      "  We -- were stretched out -- this delightful cave\n",
      "\n",
      "Our conversation , lively at the outset , then languished .\n",
      "  the outset -- then -- languished\n",
      "\n",
      "A definite drowsiness overcame us .\n",
      "  A definite drowsiness -- overcame -- us\n",
      "\n",
      "Since I saw no good reason to resist the call of sleep , I fell into a heavy doze .\n",
      "  sleep -- I fell into -- a heavy doze\n",
      "\n",
      "I dreamed - one does not choose his dreams - that my life had been reduced to the vegetating existence of a simple mollusk .\n",
      "  dreamed -- choose his dreams - -- life\n",
      "  dreams -- my -- life\n",
      "  life -- had been reduced -- the vegetating existence\n",
      "\n",
      "It seemed to me that this cave made up my double - valved shell .\n",
      "  this cave -- made up my double - -- valved shell\n",
      "\n",
      "Suddenly Consei 's voice startled me awake .\n",
      "  Consei -- voice -- startled\n",
      "\n",
      "Like a torrent the sea was rushing into our retreat , and since we definitely were not mollusks , we had to clear out .\n",
      "  a torrent the sea -- was rushing into our -- retreat\n",
      "  we -- definitely were not -- mollusks\n",
      "\n",
      "In a few seconds we were safe on top of the cave .\n",
      "  a few seconds we -- were safe on -- the cave\n",
      "\n",
      "\" It was the tide , merely the tide , which wellnigh caught us by surprise just as it did Sir Walter Scot 's hero !\n",
      "  the tide -- merely -- the tide\n",
      "  which wellnigh -- caught us by -- surprise\n",
      "  surprise -- did -- Walter Scot\n",
      "\n",
      "The ocean outside is rising , and by a perfectly natural law of balance , the level of this lake is also rising .\n",
      "  The ocean outside -- is -- rising\n",
      "  this lake -- is also -- rising\n",
      "\n",
      "We have gotten off with a mild dunking .\n",
      "  We -- have gotten off with -- a mild dunking\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Three - quarters of an hour later , we had completed our circular stroll and were back on board .\n",
      "  we -- had completed our -- circular stroll\n",
      "  circular stroll -- were back on -- board\n",
      "\n",
      "Just then the crewmen finished loading the sodium supplies , and the Nautilus could have departed immediately .\n",
      "  the crewmen -- finished loading -- the sodium supplies\n",
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      "But Captain Nemo gave no orders .\n",
      "  Nemo -- gave -- no orders\n",
      "\n",
      "Be that as it may , by the next day the Nautilus had left its home port and was navigating well out from any shore , a few meters beneath the waves of the Atlantic .\n",
      "  the next day the Nautilus -- had left -- home port\n",
      "  home port -- was navigating well out -- any shore\n",
      "\n",
      "CHAPTER 11 The Sargasso Sea THE NAUTILUS did not change direction .\n",
      "  The Sargasso Sea THE NAUTILUS -- did not -- change direction\n",
      "\n",
      "For the time being , then , we had to set aside any hope of returning to European seas .\n",
      "  the time -- being -- then\n",
      "  we -- had -- any hope\n",
      "  we -- set aside -- any hope\n",
      "  any hope -- returning -- European seas\n",
      "\n",
      "Captain Nemo kept his prow pointing south .\n",
      "  Nemo -- kept -- prow\n",
      "  prow -- pointing -- south\n",
      "\n",
      "That day the Nautilus crossed an odd part of the Atlantic Ocean .\n",
      "  That day the Nautilus -- crossed an odd part of -- the Atlantic Ocean\n",
      "\n",
      "No one is unaware of the existence of that great warm - water current known by name as the Gulf Stream .\n",
      "  water current -- known by -- name\n",
      "\n",
      "But before entering the Gulf of Mexico near latitude 44 degrees north , this current divides into two arms ; its chief arm makes for the shores of Ireland and Norway while the second flexes southward at the level of the Azores ; then it hits the coast of Africa , sweeps in a long oval , and returns to the Caribbean Sea .\n",
      "  the Azores -- then it hits -- the coast\n",
      "  a long oval -- returns -- the Caribbean Sea\n",
      "\n",
      "Now then , this second arm - more accurately , a collar - forms a ring of warm water around a section of cool , tranquil , motionless ocean called the Sargasso Sea .\n",
      "  a collar -- forms a ring of -- warm water\n",
      "  motionless ocean -- called -- the Sargasso Sea\n",
      "\n",
      "This is an actual lake in the open Atlantic , and the great curren 's waters take at least three years to circle it .\n",
      "  an actual lake -- open -- Atlantic\n",
      "  waters -- take at -- years\n",
      "\n",
      "Properly speaking , the Sargasso Sea covers every submerged part of Atlantis .\n",
      "  the Sargasso Sea -- covers every submerged part of -- Atlantis\n",
      "\n",
      "Certain authors have even held that the many weeds strewn over this sea were torn loose from the prairies of that ancient continent .\n",
      "  Certain authors -- have -- even\n",
      "  even -- held that -- the many weeds strewn\n",
      "  this sea -- were torn loose from -- the prairies\n",
      "\n",
      "But it is more likely that these grasses , algae , and fucus plants were carried off from the beaches of Europe and America , then taken as far as this zone by the Gulf Stream .\n",
      "  fucus plants -- were carried off from -- the beaches\n",
      "  America -- then taken as far as -- this zone\n",
      "\n",
      "This is one of the reasons why Christopher Columbus assumed the existence of a New World .\n",
      "  Christopher Columbus -- assumed the existence of -- a New World\n",
      "\n",
      "When the ships of that bold investigator arrived in the Sargasso Sea , they had great difficulty navigating in the midst of these weeds , which , much to their crews ' dismay , slowed them down to a halt ; and they wasted three long weeks crossing this sector .\n",
      "  the Sargasso Sea -- had great difficulty navigating in -- these weeds\n",
      "  great difficulty navigating -- midst of -- these weeds\n",
      "  dismay -- halt -- long weeks\n",
      "  long weeks -- crossing -- this sector\n",
      "\n",
      "Such was the region our Nautilus was visiting just then :\n",
      "  Such -- was -- the region\n",
      "  the region -- our -- Nautilus\n",
      "  Nautilus -- was visiting just then -- :\n",
      "\n",
      "a genuine prairie , a tightly woven carpet of algae , gulfweed , and bladder wrack so dense and compact a craf 's stempost could not tear through it without difficulty .\n",
      "  a genuine prairie -- tightly woven carpet of -- algae\n",
      "\n",
      "Accordingly , not wanting to entangle his propeller in this weed - choked mass , Captain Nemo stayed at a depth some meters below the surface of the waves .\n",
      "  mass -- Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "  Nemo -- stayed at -- some meters\n",
      "  some meters -- surface of -- the waves\n",
      "\n",
      "This gulfweed , the swimming gulfweed or berry carrier , is the chief substance making up this immense shoal .\n",
      "  berry carrier -- is -- the chief substance\n",
      "  the chief substance -- making up -- this immense shoal\n",
      "\n",
      "And her 's why these water plants collect in this placid Atlantic basin , according to the expert on the subject , Commander Maury , author of The Physical Geography of the Sea .\n",
      "  these water plants -- collect in -- this placid Atlantic basin\n",
      "\n",
      "The explanation he gives seems to entail a set of conditions that everybody knows :\n",
      "  The explanation -- gives seems -- conditions\n",
      "  The explanation -- entail -- conditions\n",
      "  The explanation -- set of -- conditions\n",
      "  conditions -- everybody -- :\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Now , \" Maury says , \" if bits of cork or chaff , or any floating substance , be put into a basin , and a circular motion be given to the water , all the light substances will be found crowding together near the center of the pool , where there is the least motion .\n",
      "  Maury -- says -- bits\n",
      "  any floating substance -- be put into -- a basin\n",
      "  a circular motion -- be given -- the water\n",
      "  the water -- all -- the light substances\n",
      "  the light substances -- be found -- crowding\n",
      "  crowding -- together near -- the center\n",
      "  the pool -- is -- the least motion\n",
      "\n",
      "Just such a basin is the Atlantic Ocean to the Gulf Stream , and the Sargasso Sea is the center of the whirl .\n",
      "  a basin -- is -- the Atlantic Ocean\n",
      "  the Sargasso Sea -- is the center of -- the whirl\n",
      "\n",
      "Above us , huddled among the brown weeds , there floated objects originating from all over :\n",
      "  objects originating -- all over -- :\n",
      "\n",
      "tree trunks ripped from the Rocky Mountains or the Andes and sent floating down the Amazon or the Mississippi , numerous pieces of wreckage , remnants of keels or undersides , bulwarks staved in and so weighed down with seashells and barnacles , they could not rise to the surface of the ocean .\n",
      "  tree -- ripped from -- the Rocky Mountains\n",
      "  the Andes -- sent floating down -- the Amazon\n",
      "  barnacles -- rise -- the ocean\n",
      "  barnacles -- surface of -- the ocean\n",
      "\n",
      "And the passing years will someday bear out Maur 's other view that by collecting in this way over the centuries , these substances will be turned to stone by the action of the waters and will then form inexhaustible coalfields .\n",
      "  other view -- collecting in -- this way\n",
      "  these substances -- be turned -- stone\n",
      "  the waters -- then -- form inexhaustible coalfields\n",
      "\n",
      "Valuable reserves prepared by farseeing nature for that time when man will have exhausted his mines on the continents .\n",
      "  Valuable reserves -- prepared by -- farseeing nature\n",
      "  man -- have exhausted his mines on -- the continents\n",
      "\n",
      "In the midst of this hopelessly tangled fabric of weeds and fucus plants , I noted some delightful pink - colored , star - shaped alcyon coral , sea anemone trailing the long tresses of their tentacles , some green , red , and blue jellyfish , and especially those big rhizostome jellyfish that Cuvier described , whose bluish parasols are trimmed with violet festoons .\n",
      "  fucus plants -- I noted some delightful pink - -- colored\n",
      "  sea anemone -- trailing the long tresses of -- tentacles\n",
      "  those big rhizostome jellyfish that Cuvier -- described -- whose bluish parasols\n",
      "  whose bluish parasols -- are trimmed with -- violet festoons\n",
      "\n",
      "We spent the whole day of February 22 in the Sargasso Sea , where fish that dote on marine plants and crustaceans find plenty to eat .\n",
      "  We -- spent the whole day of -- February\n",
      "\n",
      "The next day the ocean resumed its usual appearance .\n",
      "  The next day the ocean -- resumed -- usual appearance\n",
      "\n",
      "From this moment on , for nineteen days from February 23 to March 12 , the Nautilus stayed in the middle of the Atlantic , hustling us along at a constant speed of 100 leagues every twenty - four hours .\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- stayed in -- the middle\n",
      "  hustling us -- along at -- a constant speed\n",
      "\n",
      "It was obvious that Captain Nemo wanted to carry out his underwater program , and I had no doubt that he intended , after doubling Cape Horn , to return to the Pacific South Seas .\n",
      "  Nemo -- wanted -- underwater program\n",
      "  Nemo -- carry out -- underwater program\n",
      "  underwater program -- I had -- doubling Cape Horn\n",
      "  underwater program -- doubt that -- doubling Cape Horn\n",
      "  doubling Cape Horn -- return -- the Pacific South Seas\n",
      "\n",
      "So Ned Land had good reason to worry .\n",
      "  Ned Land -- had -- worry\n",
      "\n",
      "In these wide seas empty of islands , it was no longer feasible to jump ship .\n",
      "  islands -- was -- ship\n",
      "  islands -- longer feasible -- ship\n",
      "  islands -- jump -- ship\n",
      "\n",
      "Nor did we have any way to counter Captain Nem 's whims .\n",
      "  we -- have -- any way\n",
      "  any way -- Captain -- Nem\n",
      "\n",
      "We had no choice but to acquiesce ; but if we could not attain our end through force or cunning , I liked to think we might achieve it through persuasion .\n",
      "  We -- had -- no choice\n",
      "  we -- our end through -- force\n",
      "  cunning -- I -- liked\n",
      "  think we -- achieve it through -- persuasion\n",
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      "Once this voyage was over , might not Captain Nemo consent to set us free in return for our promise never to reveal his existence ?\n",
      "  this voyage -- was over -- Nemo consent\n",
      "  this voyage -- Captain -- Nemo consent\n",
      "  Nemo consent -- set us free in return for our promise never -- existence ?\n",
      "  us free -- reveal -- existence ?\n",
      "\n",
      "However , this delicate question would have to be negotiated with the captain .\n",
      "  this delicate question -- have -- the captain\n",
      "  this delicate question -- be negotiated with -- the captain\n",
      "\n",
      "At the very outset and in no uncertain terms , had not he declared that the secret of his life required that we be permanently imprisoned on board the Nautilus ?\n",
      "  no uncertain terms -- had not -- the secret\n",
      "  no uncertain terms -- declared that -- the secret\n",
      "  life required that we -- be permanently imprisoned on board -- the Nautilus ?\n",
      "\n",
      "Would not he see my four - month silence as a tacit acceptance of this situation ?\n",
      "  see -- my -- month silence\n",
      "\n",
      "Would my returning to this subject arouse suspicions that could jeopardize our escape plans , if we had promising circumstances for trying again later on ?\n",
      "  this subject arouse suspicions -- jeopardize our -- escape plans\n",
      "  we -- had promising circumstances for trying again later on -- ?\n",
      "\n",
      "I weighed all these considerations , turned them over in my mind , submitted them to Conseil , but he was as baffled as I was .\n",
      "  these considerations -- turned them over -- mind\n",
      "  these considerations -- my -- mind\n",
      "  mind -- them -- Conseil\n",
      "  Conseil -- was as -- baffled\n",
      "\n",
      "In short , although I am not easily discouraged , I realized that my chances of ever seeing my fellow men again were shrinking by the day , especially at a time when Captain Nemo was recklessly racing toward the south Atlantic !\n",
      "  short -- I am not -- fellow men\n",
      "  short -- I realized that my chances of ever seeing my -- fellow men\n",
      "  fellow men -- again were shrinking by -- the day\n",
      "  a time -- Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "  Nemo -- was recklessly racing toward -- the south Atlantic !\n",
      "\n",
      "During those nineteen days just mentioned , no unique incidents distinguished our voyage .\n",
      "  days -- mentioned -- incidents\n",
      "  incidents -- our -- voyage\n",
      "\n",
      "In the library I often found books he had left open , especially books on natural history .\n",
      "  the library -- I often found -- books\n",
      "  books -- had left open -- especially books\n",
      "\n",
      "He had thumbed through my work on the great ocean depths , and the margins were covered with his notes , which sometimes contradicted my theories and formulations .\n",
      "  the margins -- were covered with -- notes\n",
      "  notes -- contradicted my -- theories\n",
      "\n",
      "But the captain remained content with this method of refining my work , and he rarely discussed it with me .\n",
      "  refining -- my -- work\n",
      "\n",
      "Sometimes I heard melancholy sounds reverberating from the organ , which he played very expressively , but only at night in the midst of the most secretive darkness , while the Nautilus slumbered in the wilderness of the ocean .\n",
      "  the organ -- played -- very expressively\n",
      "  night -- midst of -- the Nautilus slumbered\n",
      "\n",
      "During this part of our voyage , we navigated on the surface of the waves for entire days .\n",
      "  this part -- our -- voyage\n",
      "  we navigated -- surface of -- the waves\n",
      "\n",
      "A few sailing ships , laden for the East Indies , were heading toward the Cape of Good Hope .\n",
      "  the East Indies -- were heading toward -- the Cape\n",
      "\n",
      "One day we were chased by the longboats of a whaling vessel , which undoubtedly viewed us as some enormous baleen whale of great value .\n",
      "  day we -- were chased by -- the longboats\n",
      "  which undoubtedly -- viewed us as -- some enormous baleen whale\n",
      "\n",
      "But Captain Nemo did not want these gallant gentlemen wasting their time and energy , so he ended the hunt by diving beneath the waters .\n",
      "  Nemo -- did not want -- these gallant gentlemen\n",
      "  these gallant gentlemen -- wasting -- time\n",
      "  energy -- ended the hunt by -- diving\n",
      "\n",
      "This incident seemed to fascinate Ned Land intensely .\n",
      "  This incident -- seemed -- Ned Land\n",
      "  This incident -- fascinate -- Ned Land\n",
      "\n",
      "I am sure the Canadian was sorry that these fishermen could not harpoon our sheet - iron cetacean and mortally wound it .\n",
      "  the Canadian -- was sorry that -- these fishermen\n",
      "  harpoon -- our sheet - -- iron\n",
      "\n",
      "During this period the fish Conseil and I observed differed little from those we had already studied in other latitudes .\n",
      "  this period the fish Conseil -- I observed differed little from -- those we\n",
      "  those we -- had already studied in -- other latitudes\n",
      "\n",
      "Chief among them were specimens of that dreadful cartilaginous genus that is divided into three subgenera numbering at least thirty - two species :\n",
      "  Chief -- were specimens of -- that dreadful cartilaginous genus\n",
      "  that dreadful cartilaginous genus -- is divided into -- subgenera numbering\n",
      "\n",
      "striped sharks five meters long , the head squat and wider than the body , the caudal fin curved , the back with seven big , black , parallel lines running lengthwise ; then perlon sharks , ash gray , pierced with seven gill openings , furnished with a single dorsal fin placed almost exactly in the middle of the body .\n",
      "  the caudal fin curved -- back with -- big\n",
      "  parallel lines -- running -- lengthwise\n",
      "  lengthwise -- then -- perlon sharks\n",
      "  ash gray -- pierced with -- gill openings\n",
      "  a single dorsal fin -- placed almost exactly in -- the middle\n",
      "\n",
      "Some big dogfish also passed by , a voracious species of shark if there ever was one .\n",
      "  Some big dogfish -- passed by -- a voracious species\n",
      "\n",
      "Inside the corpse of one of these animals there were found a buffalo head and a whole calf ; in another , two tuna and a sailor in uniform ; in yet another , a soldier with his saber ; in another , finally , a horse with its rider .\n",
      "  these animals -- were found -- a buffalo head\n",
      "\n",
      "In candor , none of these sounds like divinely inspired truth .\n",
      "  none -- sounds like -- divinely\n",
      "  divinely -- inspired -- truth\n",
      "\n",
      "But the fact remains that not a single dogfish let itself get caught in the Nautilu 's nets , so I can not vouch for their voracity .\n",
      "  a single dogfish -- let itself get caught in -- the Nautilu\n",
      "  nets -- I -- vouch\n",
      "\n",
      "Schools of elegant , playful dolphin swam alongside for entire days .\n",
      "  playful dolphin -- alongside for -- days\n",
      "\n",
      "They went in groups of five or six , hunting in packs like wolves over the countryside ; moreover , they're just as voracious as dogfish , if I can believe a certain Copenhagen professor who says that from one dolphi 's stomach , he removed thirteen porpoises and fifteen seals .\n",
      "  dogfish -- I -- professor\n",
      "  dogfish -- believe -- professor\n",
      "  professor -- says that -- dolphi\n",
      "  stomach -- removed -- seals\n",
      "\n",
      "True , it was a killer whale , belonging to the biggest known species , whose length sometimes exceeds twenty - four feet .\n",
      "  the biggest -- known -- species\n",
      "\n",
      "The family Delphinia numbers ten genera , and the dolphins I saw were akin to the genus Delphinorhynchus , remarkable for an extremely narrow muzzle four times as long as the cranium .\n",
      "  the dolphins -- I -- akin\n",
      "  the dolphins -- were -- akin\n",
      "\n",
      "Measuring three meters , their bodies were black on top , underneath a pinkish white strewn with small , very scattered spots .\n",
      "  bodies -- were black on -- a pinkish white strewn\n",
      "  black -- underneath a pinkish white strewn with -- very scattered spots\n",
      "\n",
      "Some authors - more artistic than scientific - claim that these fish are melodious singers , that their voices in unison put on concerts unmatched by human choristers .\n",
      "  more artistic -- claim that -- these fish\n",
      "  these fish -- are -- melodious singers\n",
      "  unison -- put on -- concerts unmatched\n",
      "\n",
      "I do not say nay , but to my regret these croakers did not serenade us as we passed .\n",
      "  nay -- my regret -- these croakers\n",
      "  these croakers -- did not serenade us as -- we\n",
      "\n",
      "Finally , to conclude , Conseil classified a large number of flying fish .\n",
      "  Conseil -- classified a large number of -- fish\n",
      "\n",
      "Nothing could have made a more unusual sight than the marvelous timing with which dolphins hunt these fish .\n",
      "  which dolphins -- hunt -- these fish\n",
      "\n",
      "Whatever the range of its flight , however evasive its trajectory ( even up and over the Nautilus ) , the hapless flying fish always found a dolphin to welcome it with open mouth .\n",
      "  however -- evasive -- trajectory\n",
      "  fish -- always found -- a dolphin\n",
      "\n",
      "These were either flying gurnards or kitelike sea robins , whose lips glowed in the dark , at night scrawling fiery streaks in the air before plunging into the murky waters like so many shooting stars .\n",
      "  whose -- lips glowed in -- night scrawling fiery streaks\n",
      "  the air -- plunging into -- the murky waters\n",
      "\n",
      "Our navigating continued under these conditions until March 13. That day the Nautilus was put to work in some depth - sounding experiments that fascinated me deeply .\n",
      "  navigating -- continued under -- these conditions\n",
      "  March 13. That day the Nautilus -- was put -- work\n",
      "  work -- depth - -- sounding experiments that fascinated\n",
      "\n",
      "By then we had fared nearly 13,000 leagues from our starting point in the Pacific high seas .\n",
      "  we -- had -- fared\n",
      "  leagues -- our starting point in -- the Pacific high seas\n",
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      "Our position fix placed us in latitude 45 degrees 37 ' south and longitude 37 degrees 53 ' west .\n",
      "  position -- fix placed us in latitude -- south\n",
      "\n",
      "These were the same waterways where Captain Denham , aboard the Herald , payed out 14,000 meters of sounding line without finding bottom .\n",
      "  Denham -- aboard -- the Herald\n",
      "  meters -- line without finding -- bottom\n",
      "\n",
      "It was here too that Lieutenant Parker , aboard the American frigate Congress , was unable to reach the underwater soil at 15,149 meters .\n",
      "  that Lieutenant Parker -- aboard -- the American frigate Congress\n",
      "  the American frigate Congress -- was unable -- the underwater soil\n",
      "  the American frigate Congress -- reach the underwater soil at -- 15,149 meters\n",
      "\n",
      "Captain Nemo decided to take his Nautilus down to the lowest depths in order to double - check these different soundings .\n",
      "  Nemo -- decided -- Nautilus\n",
      "  Nemo -- take his Nautilus down -- the lowest depths\n",
      "  order -- double - check -- these different soundings\n",
      "\n",
      "The panels in the lounge opened , and maneuvers began for reaching those strata so prodigiously far removed .\n",
      "  the lounge -- opened -- those strata\n",
      "  the lounge -- began for reaching -- those strata\n",
      "\n",
      "It was apparently considered out of the question to dive by filling the ballast tanks .\n",
      "  dive -- filling -- the ballast tanks\n",
      "\n",
      "Moreover , in order to come back up , it would be necessary to expel the excess water , and our pumps might not have been strong enough to overcome the outside pressure .\n",
      "  order -- come back up -- water\n",
      "  order -- be necessary -- water\n",
      "  order -- expel the excess -- water\n",
      "  water -- our -- pumps\n",
      "  pumps -- have been -- pressure\n",
      "  pumps -- overcome the outside -- pressure\n",
      "\n",
      "Captain Nemo decided to make for the ocean floor by submerging on an appropriately gradual diagonal with the help of his side fins , which were set at a 45 degrees angle to the Nautilu 's waterline .\n",
      "  Nemo -- decided -- the ocean floor\n",
      "  Nemo -- make for -- the ocean floor\n",
      "  gradual diagonal -- help of -- side fins\n",
      "  side fins -- were set at -- degrees angle\n",
      "\n",
      "Then the propeller was brought to its maximum speed , and its four blades churned the waves with indescribable violence .\n",
      "  the propeller -- was brought -- speed\n",
      "  the propeller -- maximum -- speed\n",
      "  blades -- churned the waves with -- indescribable violence\n",
      "\n",
      "Under this powerful thrust the Nautilu 's hull quivered like a resonating chord , and the ship sank steadily under the waters .\n",
      "  the ship -- steadily under -- the waters\n",
      "\n",
      "Stationed in the lounge , the captain and I watched the needle swerving swiftly over the pressure gauge .\n",
      "  the captain -- I watched -- the needle swerving\n",
      "  the needle swerving -- swiftly over -- the pressure gauge\n",
      "\n",
      "Soon we had gone below the livable zone where most fish reside .\n",
      "  we -- had gone below -- the livable zone\n",
      "\n",
      "Some of these animals can thrive only at the surface of seas or rivers , but a minority can dwell at fairly great depths .\n",
      "  these animals -- thrive only at -- seas\n",
      "  these animals -- surface of -- seas\n",
      "  rivers -- dwell at -- great depths\n",
      "\n",
      "Among the latter I observed a species of dogfish called the cow shark that is equipped with six respiratory slits , the telescope fish with its enormous eyes , the armored gurnard with gray thoracic fins plus black pectoral fins and a breastplate protected by pale red slabs of bone , then finally the grenadier , living at a depth of 1,200 meters , by that point tolerating a pressure of 120 atmospheres .\n",
      "  the latter -- I observed a species of -- dogfish\n",
      "  dogfish -- called the cow shark that is equipped with -- respiratory slits\n",
      "  a breastplate -- protected by -- pale red\n",
      "  bone -- then finally -- the grenadier\n",
      "  living -- depth of -- meters\n",
      "  that point -- tolerating a pressure of -- atmospheres\n",
      "\n",
      "I asked Captain Nemo if he had observed any fish at more considerable depths .\n",
      "  Nemo -- had observed any fish at -- more considerable depths\n",
      "\n",
      "But given the current state of marine science , who are we to presume , what do we really know of these depths ? \"\n",
      "  marine science -- are -- we\n",
      "  presume -- what do we really know of -- these depths ?\n",
      "\n",
      "In going toward the ocea 's lower strata , we know that vegetable life disappears more quickly than animal life .\n",
      "  we know that vegetable life -- disappears more quickly than -- animal life\n",
      "\n",
      "We know that moving creatures can still be encountered where water plants no longer grow .\n",
      "  We know -- moving -- creatures\n",
      "  creatures -- be encountered where -- water plants\n",
      "  water plants -- longer -- grow\n",
      "\n",
      "We know that oysters and pilgrim scallops live in 2,000 meters of water , and that Admiral McClintock , Englan 's hero of the polar seas , pulled in a live sea star from a depth of 2,500 meters .\n",
      "  the polar seas -- pulled in -- sea star\n",
      "  sea star -- depth of -- meters\n",
      "\n",
      "We know that the crew of the Royal Nav 's Bulldog fished up a starfish from 2,620 fathoms , hence from a depth of more than one vertical league .\n",
      "  hence -- depth of -- vertical league\n",
      "\n",
      "Would you still say , Captain Nemo , that we really know nothing ? \"\n",
      "  that we -- know -- nothing ?\n",
      "\n",
      "\" No , professor , \" the captain replied , \" I would not be so discourteous .\n",
      "  professor -- captain -- replied\n",
      "  replied -- I -- discourteous\n",
      "  replied -- be so -- discourteous\n",
      "\n",
      "Yet I will ask you to explain how these creatures can live at such depths ? \"\n",
      "  ask -- you -- these creatures\n",
      "  ask -- how -- these creatures\n",
      "\n",
      "\" I explain it on two grounds , \" I replied . \"\n",
      "  grounds -- I -- replied\n",
      "\n",
      "In the first place , because vertical currents , which are caused by differences in the wate 's salinity and density , can produce enough motion to sustain the rudimentary lifestyles of sea lilies and starfish . \"\n",
      "  vertical currents -- are caused by -- differences\n",
      "  density -- produce -- enough motion\n",
      "  enough motion -- sustain the rudimentary lifestyles of -- sea lilies\n",
      "\n",
      "In the second place , because oxygen is the basis of life , and we know that the amount of oxygen dissolved in salt water increases rather than decreases with depth , that the pressure in these lower strata helps to concentrate their oxygen content . \"\n",
      "  oxygen -- is the basis of -- life\n",
      "  oxygen -- dissolved in -- salt water\n",
      "  salt water -- increases rather than -- decreases\n",
      "  these lower strata -- helps -- oxygen content\n",
      "  these lower strata -- concentrate -- oxygen content\n",
      "\n",
      "We know that , do we ?\n",
      "  We know that -- do -- we ?\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Captain Nemo replied in a tone of mild surprise . \"\n",
      "  Nemo -- replied in -- a tone\n",
      "\n",
      "Well , professor , we have good reason to know it because it is the truth .\n",
      "  we -- have -- the truth\n",
      "  we -- know it because -- the truth\n",
      "  we -- is -- the truth\n",
      "\n",
      "I might add , in fact , that the air bladders of fish contain more nitrogen than oxygen when these animals are caught at the surface of the water , and conversely , more oxygen than nitrogen when they're pulled up from the lower depths .\n",
      "  fish -- contain more nitrogen than oxygen when -- these animals\n",
      "  these animals -- are caught at -- the water\n",
      "  these animals -- surface of -- the water\n",
      "  they're -- pulled up from -- the lower depths\n",
      "\n",
      "But let us continue our observations .\n",
      "  us -- continue our -- observations\n",
      "\n",
      "The instrument indicated a depth of 6,000 meters .\n",
      "  The instrument -- indicated -- meters\n",
      "  The instrument -- depth of -- meters\n",
      "\n",
      "Our submergence had been going on for an hour .\n",
      "  submergence -- had been going on -- an hour\n",
      "\n",
      "The Nautilus slid downward on its slanting fins , still sinking .\n",
      "  The Nautilus -- downward on -- slanting fins\n",
      "\n",
      "These deserted waters were wonderfully clear , with a transparency impossible to convey .\n",
      "  These deserted waters -- were -- wonderfully clear\n",
      "\n",
      "An hour later we were at 13,000 meters - about three and a quarter vertical leagues - and the ocean floor was nowhere in sight .\n",
      "  An hour -- later -- we\n",
      "  we -- were at -- meters -\n",
      "  the ocean floor -- was nowhere in -- sight\n",
      "\n",
      "However , at 14,000 meters I saw blackish peaks rising in the midst of the waters .\n",
      "  meters -- I -- blackish peaks\n",
      "  blackish peaks -- rising in -- the waters\n",
      "  blackish peaks -- midst of -- the waters\n",
      "\n",
      "But these summits could have belonged to mountains as high or even higher than the Himalayas or Mt .\n",
      "  these summits -- have belonged -- mountains\n",
      "  mountains -- even higher than -- the Himalayas\n",
      "\n",
      "Blanc , and the extent of these depths remained incalculable .\n",
      "  Blanc -- extent of -- these depths\n",
      "  these depths -- remained -- incalculable\n",
      "\n",
      "Despite the powerful pressures it was undergoing , the Nautilus sank still deeper .\n",
      "  the powerful pressures -- was undergoing -- the Nautilus\n",
      "\n",
      "I could feel its sheet - iron plates trembling down to their riveted joins ; metal bars arched ; bulkheads groaned ; the lounge windows seemed to be warping inward under the wate 's pressure .\n",
      "  the lounge -- windows seemed -- warping\n",
      "  the lounge -- be -- warping\n",
      "  warping -- inward under -- the wate\n",
      "\n",
      "And this whole sturdy mechanism would surely have given way , if , as its captain had said , it were not capable of resisting like a solid block .\n",
      "  this whole sturdy mechanism -- surely have given -- way\n",
      "  way -- captain had said -- a solid block\n",
      "  way -- were not capable of resisting like -- a solid block\n",
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      "While grazing these rocky slopes lost under the waters , I still spotted some seashells , tube worms , lively annelid worms from the genus Spirorbis , and certain starfish specimens .\n",
      "  these rocky slopes -- lost under -- the waters\n",
      "  the waters -- I still spotted -- some seashells\n",
      "\n",
      "But soon these last representatives of animal life vanished , and three vertical leagues down , the Nautilus passed below the limits of underwater existence just as an air balloon rises above the breathable zones in the sky .\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- passed below -- the limits\n",
      "\n",
      "We reached a depth of 16,000 meters - four vertical leagues - and by then the Nautilu 's plating was tolerating a pressure of 1,600 atmospheres , in other words , 1,600 kilograms per each square centimeter on its surface !\n",
      "  We -- reached -- meters\n",
      "  We -- depth of -- meters\n",
      "  vertical leagues - -- then -- the Nautilu\n",
      "  plating -- was tolerating a pressure of -- atmospheres\n",
      "  each square centimeter -- surface -- !\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Traveling these deep regions where no man has ever ventured before !\n",
      "  no man -- has ever ventured before -- !\n",
      "\n",
      "Look , captain !\n",
      "  Look -- captain -- !\n",
      "\n",
      "Look at these magnificent rocks , these uninhabited caves , these last global haunts where life is no longer possible !\n",
      "  life -- is -- possible !\n",
      "  life -- longer -- possible !\n",
      "\n",
      "What unheard - of scenery , and why are we reduced to preserving it only as a memory ? \"\n",
      "  scenery -- are -- we\n",
      "  we -- reduced -- a memory ?\n",
      "  we -- preserving it only as -- a memory ?\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Would you like , \" Captain Nemo asked me , \" to bring back more than just a memory ? \"\n",
      "  like -- Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "  Nemo -- asked -- a memory ?\n",
      "  Nemo -- bring back -- a memory ?\n",
      "\n",
      "Before I had time to express the surprise this new proposition caused me , a camera was carried into the lounge at Captain Nem 's request .\n",
      "  time -- express -- this new proposition\n",
      "  time -- surprise -- this new proposition\n",
      "  this new proposition -- caused -- a camera\n",
      "  a camera -- was carried into -- the lounge\n",
      "  the lounge -- Captain -- Nem\n",
      "\n",
      "The liquid setting , electrically lit , unfolded with perfect clarity through the wide - open panels .\n",
      "  the wide - -- open -- panels\n",
      "\n",
      "No shadows , no blurs , thanks to our artificial light .\n",
      "  thanks -- our -- artificial light\n",
      "\n",
      "Not even sunshine could have been better for our purposes .\n",
      "  even sunshine -- have been better for our -- purposes\n",
      "\n",
      "With the thrust of its propeller curbed by the slant of its fins , the Nautilus stood still .\n",
      "  propeller -- curbed by -- the slant\n",
      "\n",
      "The camera was aimed at the scenery on the ocean floor , and in a few seconds we had a perfect negative .\n",
      "  The camera -- was aimed at -- the scenery\n",
      "  a few seconds we -- had -- a perfect negative\n",
      "\n",
      "In it you can view these primordial rocks that have never seen the light of day , this nether granite that forms the powerful foundation of our globe , the deep caves cut into the stony mass , the outlines of incomparable distinctness whose far edges stand out in black as if from the brush of certain Flemish painters .\n",
      "  this nether granite -- forms the powerful foundation of our -- globe\n",
      "  the deep caves -- cut into -- the stony mass\n",
      "  the stony mass -- outlines of -- incomparable distinctness whose\n",
      "  incomparable distinctness whose -- far -- edges\n",
      "  edges -- stand out in -- black\n",
      "\n",
      "In the distance is a mountainous horizon , a wondrously undulating line that makes up the background of this landscape .\n",
      "  the distance -- is -- a mountainous horizon\n",
      "  a wondrously undulating -- line -- the background\n",
      "  a wondrously undulating -- makes up the background of -- this landscape\n",
      "\n",
      "The general effect of these smooth rocks is indescribable :\n",
      "  these smooth rocks -- is -- indescribable :\n",
      "\n",
      "black , polished , without moss or other blemish , carved into strange shapes , sitting firmly on a carpet of sand that sparkled beneath our streams of electric light .\n",
      "  other blemish -- carved into -- strange shapes\n",
      "  strange shapes -- sitting firmly on -- a carpet\n",
      "  sand that sparkled -- our streams of -- electric light\n",
      "\n",
      "Meanwhile , his photographic operations over , Captain Nemo told me :\n",
      "  photographic operations -- Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "  Nemo -- told -- :\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Let us go back up , professor .\n",
      "  us -- back up -- professor\n",
      "\n",
      "We must not push our luck and expose the Nautilus too long to these pressures . \"\n",
      "  We -- push our -- luck\n",
      "  luck -- expose -- the Nautilus\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- too -- these pressures\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Let us go back up ! \"\n",
      "  us -- back up -- !\n",
      "\n",
      "Before I had time to realize why the captain made this recommendation , I was hurled to the carpet .\n",
      "  time -- realize why -- this recommendation\n",
      "  time -- captain made -- this recommendation\n",
      "  this recommendation -- I was hurled -- the carpet\n",
      "\n",
      "Its fins set vertically , its propeller thrown in gear at the captai 's signal , the Nautilus rose with lightning speed , shooting upward like an air balloon into the sky .\n",
      "  fins -- set -- vertically\n",
      "  propeller -- thrown in -- gear\n",
      "  shooting -- upward like -- an air balloon\n",
      "\n",
      "Not a single detail was visible .\n",
      "  a single detail -- was -- visible\n",
      "\n",
      "In four minutes it had cleared the four vertical leagues separating it from the surface of the ocean , and after emerging like a flying fish , it fell back into the sea , making the waves leap to prodigious heights .\n",
      "  minutes -- had cleared -- vertical leagues\n",
      "  vertical leagues -- separating it from -- the ocean\n",
      "  vertical leagues -- surface of -- the ocean\n",
      "  fish -- fell back into -- the sea\n",
      "  the sea -- making -- the waves leap\n",
      "\n",
      "CHAPTER 12 Sperm Whales and Baleen Whales DURING THE NIGHT of March 13 - 14 , the Nautilus resumed its southward heading .\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- resumed -- southward heading\n",
      "\n",
      "Once it was abreast of Cape Horn , I thought it would strike west of the cape , make for Pacific seas , and complete its tour of the world .\n",
      "  Cape Horn -- I thought -- strike west\n",
      "  the cape -- make for -- Pacific seas\n",
      "  Pacific seas -- complete its tour of -- the world\n",
      "\n",
      "I was beginning to think that the captai 's recklessness more than justified Ned Lan 's worst fears .\n",
      "  the captai -- recklessness more than justified -- Ned Lan\n",
      "\n",
      "For a good while the Canadian had said nothing more to me about his escape plans .\n",
      "  the Canadian -- had said -- escape plans\n",
      "  the Canadian -- me about -- escape plans\n",
      "\n",
      "I could see how heavily this protracted imprisonment was weighing on him .\n",
      "  see -- how heavily -- weighing\n",
      "\n",
      "Whenever he encountered the captain , his eyes would flicker with dark fire , and I was in constant dread that his natural vehemence would cause him to do something rash .\n",
      "  dark fire -- I was in -- constant dread\n",
      "  natural vehemence -- cause him -- something rash\n",
      "  natural vehemence -- do -- something rash\n",
      "\n",
      "That day , March 14 , he and Conseil managed to find me in my stateroom .\n",
      "  Conseil -- managed -- stateroom\n",
      "  Conseil -- find me in my -- stateroom\n",
      "\n",
      "\" How many men do you think are on board the Nautilus ? \"\n",
      "  many men -- do you think are on board -- the Nautilus ?\n",
      "\n",
      "\" It seems to me , \" Ned Land went on , \" that it would not take much of a crew to run a ship like this one . \"\n",
      "  Ned Land -- went on -- a crew\n",
      "  Ned Land -- take much of -- a crew\n",
      "\n",
      "\" All right , \" the Canadian said , \" then why should there be any more than that ? \"\n",
      "  All right -- said -- that ?\n",
      "  All right -- then -- that ?\n",
      "  All right -- be any more than -- that ?\n",
      "\n",
      "I stared at Ned Land , whose motives were easy to guess .\n",
      "  whose -- were -- easy\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Because , \" I said , \" if I can trust my hunches , if I truly understand the captai 's way of life , his Nautilus is not simply a ship .\n",
      "  trust -- my -- hunches\n",
      "  hunches -- I truly understand -- the captai\n",
      "  Nautilus -- is not simply -- a ship\n",
      "\n",
      "It is meant to be a refuge for people like its commander , people who have severed all ties with the shore . \"\n",
      "  people -- have severed all ties with -- the shore\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Perhaps , \" Conseil said , \" but in a nutshell , the Nautilus can hold only a certain number of men , so could not master estimate their maximum ? \"\n",
      "  Conseil -- said -- a nutshell\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- hold only a certain number of -- men\n",
      "  master -- estimate -- ?\n",
      "  master -- maximum -- ?\n",
      "\n",
      "Master is familiar with the shi 's capacity , hence the amount of air it contains ; on the other hand , master knows how much air each man consumes in the act of breathing , and he can compare this data with the fact that the Nautilus must rise to the surface every twenty - four hours .\n",
      "  Master -- is familiar with -- the shi\n",
      "  master -- how much air each man consumes in -- the act\n",
      "  breathing -- compare this data with -- the fact\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- rise -- every twenty\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- surface every twenty - -- hours\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Conseil did not finish his sentence , but I could easily see what he was driving at . \"\n",
      "  Conseil -- did not finish -- sentence\n",
      "  sentence -- I -- see\n",
      "  sentence -- easily -- see\n",
      "  see -- what -- driving\n",
      "\n",
      "\" But while they're simple to do , such calculations can give only a very uncertain figure . \"\n",
      "  they're -- simple -- do\n",
      "  such calculations -- give only -- a very uncertain figure\n",
      "\n",
      "\" No problem , \" the Canadian went on insistently . \"\n",
      "  the Canadian -- went on -- insistently\n",
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      "\" In one hour each man consumes the oxygen contained in 100 liters of air , hence during twenty - four hours the oxygen contained in 2,400 liters .\n",
      "  the oxygen -- contained in -- air\n",
      "\n",
      "Therefore , we must look for the multiple of 2,400 liters of air that gives us the amount found in the Nautilus . \"\n",
      "  look -- multiple of -- air that gives\n",
      "  air that gives -- us -- the amount\n",
      "  the amount -- found in -- the Nautilus\n",
      "\n",
      "Now then , \" I went on , \" the Nautilu 's capacity is 1,500 metric tons , and that of a ton is 1,000 liters , so the Nautilus holds 1,500,000 liters of air , which , divided by 2,400 .\n",
      "  then -- I went on -- the Nautilu\n",
      "  capacity -- is -- metric tons\n",
      "  metric tons -- is -- the Nautilus holds 1,500,000\n",
      "\n",
      "gives us the quotient of 625. Which is tantamount to saying that the air contained in the Nautilus would be exactly enough for 625 men over twenty - four hours . \"\n",
      "  gives -- us the quotient of 625. -- tantamount\n",
      "  the quotient -- is -- tantamount\n",
      "  tantamount -- saying that -- the air\n",
      "  the air -- contained in -- the Nautilus\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- be exactly enough for -- 625 men\n",
      "\n",
      "\" But rest assured , \" I added , \" that between passengers , seamen , or officers , we do not total one - tenth of that figure . \"\n",
      "  rest assured -- I added -- passengers\n",
      "  we -- do not -- tenth\n",
      "\n",
      "\" So , my poor Ned , I can only counsel patience . \"\n",
      "  poor Ned -- I -- counsel patience\n",
      "\n",
      "\" And , \" Conseil replied , \" even more than patience , resignation . \"\n",
      "  Conseil replied -- even more than -- patience\n",
      "\n",
      "Conseil had said the true word .\n",
      "  Conseil -- had said -- the true word\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Even so , \" he went on , \" Captain Nemo can not go south forever !\n",
      "  Nemo -- go -- south\n",
      "  south -- forever -- !\n",
      "\n",
      "He'll surely have to stop , if only at the Ice Bank , and he'll return to the seas of civilization !\n",
      "  He'll -- surely have -- the Ice Bank\n",
      "  He'll -- stop -- the Ice Bank\n",
      "  he'll -- return -- the seas\n",
      "\n",
      "\" The Canadian shook his head , passed his hand over his brow , made no reply , and left us . \"\n",
      "  head -- passed his hand over -- brow\n",
      "  brow -- made -- no reply\n",
      "  no reply -- left -- us\n",
      "\n",
      "With maste 's permission , I will make an observation to him , \" Conseil then told me .\n",
      "  permission -- I -- an observation\n",
      "  permission -- make -- an observation\n",
      "\n",
      "He is obsessed by his old memories and it is breaking his heart .\n",
      "  old memories -- is breaking -- heart\n",
      "\n",
      "He is not a scientist like master , and he does not share our enthusiasm for the se 's wonders .\n",
      "  share -- our enthusiasm for -- the se\n",
      "\n",
      "He would risk anything just to enter a tavern in his own country !\n",
      "  risk -- enter a tavern in -- country !\n",
      "\n",
      "\" To be sure , the monotony of life on board must have seemed unbearable to the Canadian , who was accustomed to freedom and activity .\n",
      "  board -- have seemed -- unbearable\n",
      "  unbearable -- was accustomed -- freedom\n",
      "\n",
      "That day , however , a development occurred that reminded him of his happy years as a harpooner .\n",
      "  a development occurred -- reminded him of -- happy years\n",
      "\n",
      "Near eleven o'clock in the morning , while on the surface of the ocean , the Nautilus fell in with a herd of baleen whales .\n",
      "  the morning -- surface of -- the ocean\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- fell in -- a herd\n",
      "\n",
      "This encounter did not surprise me , because I knew these animals were being hunted so relentlessly that they took refuge in the ocean basins of the high latitudes .\n",
      "  This encounter -- did not -- surprise\n",
      "  surprise -- I knew -- these animals\n",
      "  these animals -- were being hunted so relentlessly that -- refuge\n",
      "  relentlessly -- took refuge in -- the ocean basins\n",
      "\n",
      "In the maritime world and in the realm of geographic exploration , whales have played a major role .\n",
      "  whales -- have played -- a major role\n",
      "\n",
      "This is the animal that first dragged the Basques in its wake , then Asturian Spaniards , Englishmen , and Dutchmen , emboldening them against the ocea 's perils , and leading them to the ends of the earth .\n",
      "  the animal -- dragged the Basques in -- wake\n",
      "  wake -- then -- Asturian Spaniards\n",
      "  emboldening -- them against -- the ocea\n",
      "  perils -- leading them -- the ends\n",
      "\n",
      "Baleen whales like to frequent the southernmost and northernmost seas .\n",
      "  Baleen whales -- like -- northernmost seas\n",
      "  Baleen whales -- frequent -- northernmost seas\n",
      "\n",
      "Old legends even claim that these cetaceans led fishermen to within a mere seven leagues of the North Pole .\n",
      "  Old legends even -- claim that -- these cetaceans led fishermen\n",
      "\n",
      "Although this feat is fictitious , it will someday come true , because it is likely that by hunting whales in the Arctic or Antarctic regions , man will finally reach this unknown spot on the globe .\n",
      "  fictitious -- come -- likely\n",
      "  fictitious -- is likely that -- hunting whales\n",
      "  man -- reach this unknown spot on -- the globe\n",
      "\n",
      "We were seated on the platform next to a tranquil sea .\n",
      "  We -- were seated on -- the platform\n",
      "\n",
      "The month of March , since it is the equivalent of October in these latitudes , was giving us some fine autumn days .\n",
      "  March -- is the equivalent of -- October\n",
      "  these latitudes -- was giving us -- some fine autumn days\n",
      "\n",
      "It was the Canadian - on this topic he was never mistaken - who sighted a baleen whale on the eastern horizon .\n",
      "  the Canadian - -- was never mistaken - -- a baleen whale\n",
      "  the Canadian - -- sighted a baleen whale on -- the eastern horizon\n",
      "\n",
      "If you looked carefully , you could see its blackish back alternately rise and fall above the waves , five miles from the Nautilus .\n",
      "  blackish -- back alternately -- rise\n",
      "\n",
      "\" If I were on board a whaler , ther 's an encounter that would be great fun !\n",
      "  an encounter -- be -- great fun !\n",
      "\n",
      "Look how high its blowholes are spouting all that air and steam !\n",
      "  Look -- how high -- blowholes\n",
      "  blowholes -- are spouting -- that air\n",
      "\n",
      "\" How could a whale fisherman forget his old trade , sir ?\n",
      "  a whale fisherman -- forget -- old trade\n",
      "\n",
      "\" You've never fished these seas , Ned ? \"\n",
      "  You've -- never fished -- these seas\n",
      "\n",
      "\" So the southern right whale is still unknown to you .\n",
      "  the southern right -- is still -- you\n",
      "\n",
      "Until now it is the bowhead whale you've hunted , and it wo not risk going past the warm waters of the equator . \"\n",
      "  risk -- going past -- the warm waters\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Oh , professor , what are you feeding me ? \"\n",
      "  professor -- what are you -- feeding\n",
      "\n",
      "\" I am feeding you the facts . \"\n",
      "  feeding -- you -- the facts\n",
      "\n",
      "In ' 65 , just two and a half years ago , I to whom you speak , I myself stepped onto the carcass of a whale near Greenland , and its flank still carried the marked harpoon of a whaling ship from the Bering Sea .\n",
      "  a half years ago -- I -- whom\n",
      "  whom -- you -- the carcass\n",
      "  whom -- I myself stepped onto -- the carcass\n",
      "  flank -- carried -- harpoon\n",
      "  flank -- marked harpoon of -- ship\n",
      "\n",
      "Now I ask you , after it had been wounded west of America , how could this animal be killed in the east , unless it had cleared the equator and doubled Cape Horn or the Cape of Good Hope ? \"\n",
      "  ask you -- had been wounded west of -- America\n",
      "  America -- how could -- this animal\n",
      "  this animal -- be killed in -- the east\n",
      "  the east -- unless -- the equator\n",
      "  the east -- had cleared -- the equator\n",
      "\n",
      "\" I agree with our friend Ned , \" Conseil said , \" and I am waiting to hear how master will reply to him . \"\n",
      "  Conseil -- said -- master\n",
      "  Conseil -- I am waiting -- master\n",
      "  Conseil -- how -- master\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Master will reply , my friends , that baleen whales are localized , according to species , within certain seas that they never leave .\n",
      "  reply -- my -- friends\n",
      "  that baleen whales -- are localized -- according\n",
      "  certain seas -- never -- leave\n",
      "\n",
      "And if one of these animals went from the Bering Strait to the Davis Strait , it is quite simply because ther 's some passageway from the one sea to the other , either along the coasts of Canada or Siberia . \"\n",
      "  these animals -- went from -- the Bering Strait\n",
      "  the Davis Strait -- is -- ther\n",
      "  the Davis Strait -- simply because -- ther\n",
      "  sea -- either along -- the coasts\n",
      "\n",
      "the Canadian asked , tipping me a wink .\n",
      "  tipping -- me -- a wink\n",
      "\n",
      "\" If master says so , \" Conseil replied . \"\n",
      "  master -- says so -- Conseil replied\n",
      "\n",
      "Which means , \" the Canadian went on , \" since I have never fished these waterways , I do not know the whales that frequent them ? \"\n",
      "  the Canadian -- went on -- these waterways\n",
      "  the Canadian -- I have never fished -- these waterways\n",
      "  these waterways -- I do not know -- the whales\n",
      "  the whales -- frequent -- ?\n",
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      "\" the Canadian exclaimed , his voice full of excitement . \"\n",
      "  the Canadian exclaimed -- voice full of -- excitement\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Ned stamped his foot .\n",
      "  Ned -- stamped -- foot\n",
      "\n",
      "Brandishing an imaginary harpoon , his hands positively trembled .\n",
      "  hands -- positively -- trembled\n",
      "\n",
      "\" These cetaceans , \" he asked , \" are they as big as the ones in the northernmost seas ? \"\n",
      "  These cetaceans -- asked -- the ones\n",
      "  These cetaceans -- are they as -- the ones\n",
      "\n",
      "I have even heard that those rorqual whales off the Aleutian Islands sometimes get over 150 feet . \"\n",
      "  even -- heard that -- those rorqual whales\n",
      "  the Aleutian Islands -- get over -- feet\n",
      "\n",
      "\" That strikes me as exaggerated , \" I replied . \"\n",
      "  That strikes -- me as -- replied\n",
      "  That strikes -- I -- replied\n",
      "\n",
      "Those animals are only members of the genus Balaenoptera furnished with dorsal fins , and like sperm whales , they're generally smaller than the bowhead whale . \"\n",
      "  Those animals -- are only members of -- the genus Balaenoptera\n",
      "\n",
      "exclaimed the Canadian , whose eyes had not left the ocean .\n",
      "  whose -- had not left -- the ocean\n",
      "\n",
      "\" It is getting closer , it is coming into the Nautilu 's waters ! \"\n",
      "  closer -- is coming into -- the Nautilu\n",
      "\n",
      "Then , going on with his conversation :\n",
      "  Then -- going on -- conversation :\n",
      "\n",
      "\" You talk about sperm whales , \" he said , \" as if they were little beasts !\n",
      "  sperm whales -- said -- little beasts !\n",
      "  sperm whales -- were -- little beasts !\n",
      "\n",
      "People mistake them for islets .\n",
      "  People mistake -- them for -- islets\n",
      "\n",
      "They pitch camp on top , make themselves at home , light a fire - \" \" Build houses , \" Conseil said .\n",
      "  pitch camp -- make themselves at -- home\n",
      "  a fire - -- Build -- houses\n",
      "\n",
      "Then one fine day the animal dives and drags all its occupants down into the depths . \"\n",
      "  fine day the animal dives -- drags all its occupants down -- the depths\n",
      "\n",
      "Oh , Mr. Land , you are addicted to tall tales !\n",
      "  Mr. Land -- you are -- addicted\n",
      "\n",
      "What sperm whales you are handing us !\n",
      "  What sperm whales -- you are -- handing us !\n",
      "\n",
      "I hope you do not really believe in them ! \"\n",
      "  hope -- you do not -- !\n",
      "  hope -- believe in -- !\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Mr. Naturalist , \" the Canadian replied in all seriousness , \" when it comes to whales , you can believe anything !\n",
      "  Mr. Naturalist -- replied in -- all seriousness\n",
      "  all seriousness -- comes -- whales\n",
      "  whales -- you -- anything !\n",
      "  whales -- believe -- anything !\n",
      "\n",
      "Look at it stealing away !\n",
      "  Look -- stealing -- !\n",
      "\n",
      ") People claim these animals can circle around the world in just fifteen days . \"\n",
      "  People -- claim these animals can circle around -- the world\n",
      "\n",
      "\" But what you undoubtedly do not know , Professor Aronnax , is that at the beginning of the world , whales traveled even quicker . \"\n",
      "  undoubtedly -- do not -- know\n",
      "  Professor Aronnax -- is that -- the beginning\n",
      "  whales -- traveled -- even quicker\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Because in those days their tails moved side to side , like those on fish , in other words , their tails were straight up , thrashing the water from left to right , right to left .\n",
      "  those days -- moved -- side\n",
      "  side -- those on -- fish\n",
      "  other words -- were straight up -- the water\n",
      "  other words -- thrashing the water from left -- right\n",
      "  right -- right -- left\n",
      "\n",
      "But spotting that they swam too fast , our Creator twisted their tails , and ever since they have been thrashing the waves up and down , at the expense of their speed . \"\n",
      "  spotting -- too fast -- tails\n",
      "  spotting -- our Creator twisted -- tails\n",
      "  tails -- ever since -- the waves\n",
      "  tails -- have been thrashing the waves up -- the expense\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Fine , Ned , \" I said , then resurrected one of the Canadia 's expressions . \"\n",
      "  Ned -- I said -- the Canadia\n",
      "  Ned -- then resurrected -- the Canadia\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Not too terribly , \" Ned Land replied , \" and no more than if I told you there are whales that are 300 feet long and weigh 1,000,000 pounds . \"\n",
      "  Ned Land replied -- I told you -- whales\n",
      "  Ned Land replied -- are whales that are -- feet\n",
      "\n",
      "But you must admit that certain cetaceans do grow to significant size , since they're said to supply as much as 120 metric tons of oil . \"\n",
      "  that certain cetaceans -- do grow -- significant size\n",
      "  they're -- said -- supply\n",
      "\n",
      "I can easily believe it , Ned , just as I can believe that certain baleen whales equal 100 elephants in bulk .\n",
      "  Ned -- I -- that certain baleen whales\n",
      "  Ned -- believe -- that certain baleen whales\n",
      "\n",
      "Imagine the impact of such a mass if it were launched at full speed ! \"\n",
      "  the impact -- such a mass if -- full speed !\n",
      "  a mass -- were launched at -- full speed !\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Is it true , \" Conseil asked , \" that they can sink ships ? \"\n",
      "  Conseil -- asked -- sink ships ?\n",
      "\n",
      "\" However , they say that in 1820 , right in these southern seas , a baleen whale rushed at the Essex and pushed it backward at a speed of four meters per second .\n",
      "  However -- say that -- 1820\n",
      "  a baleen -- rushed at -- the Essex\n",
      "  the Essex -- pushed -- a speed\n",
      "  the Essex -- backward at -- a speed\n",
      "\n",
      "Its stern was flooded , and the Essex went down fast .\n",
      "  stern -- was -- flooded\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Ned looked at me with a bantering expression . \"\n",
      "  Ned -- looked at me with -- a bantering expression\n",
      "\n",
      "Speaking for myself , \" he said , \" I once got walloped by a whal 's tail - in my longboat , needless to say .\n",
      "  tail - -- my -- longboat\n",
      "\n",
      "My companions and I were launched to an altitude of six meters .\n",
      "  companions -- I were launched -- an altitude\n",
      "\n",
      "But next to the professo 's whale , mine was just a baby . \"\n",
      "  mine -- was just -- a baby\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Do these animals live a long time ? \"\n",
      "  these animals -- live -- a long time ?\n",
      "\n",
      "\" A thousand years , \" the Canadian replied without hesitation . \"\n",
      "  years -- replied without -- hesitation\n",
      "\n",
      "And how , Ned , \" I asked , \" do you know that is so ? \"\n",
      "  Ned -- I asked -- know\n",
      "  Ned -- do you know that is so -- ?\n",
      "\n",
      "\" And why do people say so ? \"\n",
      "  people -- say so -- ?\n",
      "\n",
      "People do not know so , they suppose so , and her 's the logic with which they back up their beliefs .\n",
      "  People -- do not know so -- the logic\n",
      "  the logic -- back up -- beliefs\n",
      "\n",
      "When fishermen first hunted whales 400 years ago , these animals grew to bigger sizes than they do today .\n",
      "  these animals -- grew -- bigger sizes\n",
      "  bigger sizes -- do -- today\n",
      "\n",
      "Reasonably enough , it is assumed that toda 's whales are smaller because they have not had time to reach their full growth .\n",
      "  Reasonably enough -- is assumed -- that toda\n",
      "  whales -- are smaller because -- time\n",
      "  smaller -- have not had -- time\n",
      "  time -- reach -- full growth\n",
      "\n",
      "That is why the Count de Buffo 's encyclopedia says that cetaceans can live , and even must live , for a thousand years .\n",
      "  encyclopedia -- says -- that cetaceans\n",
      "\n",
      "That baleen whale kept coming closer .\n",
      "  That baleen -- kept -- coming closer\n",
      "\n",
      "\" It is not just one whale , it is ten , twenty , a whole gam !\n",
      "  whale -- is -- twenty\n",
      "\n",
      "\" But Ned my friend , \" Conseil said , \" why not ask Captain Nemo for permission to hunt - \" Before Conseil could finish his sentence , Ned Land scooted down the hatch and ran to look for the captain .\n",
      "  Ned -- my -- friend\n",
      "  Conseil -- said -- ask\n",
      "  ask -- Captain Nemo for permission -- hunt -\n",
      "  Conseil -- finish -- sentence\n",
      "  the hatch -- ran -- look\n",
      "\n",
      "Captain Nemo observed the herd of cetaceans cavorting on the waters a mile from the Nautilus .\n",
      "  Nemo -- observed the herd of -- cetaceans cavorting\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Well , sir , \" the Canadian asked , \" could not I hunt them , just so I do not forget my old harpooning trade ? \"\n",
      "  sir -- asked -- hunt\n",
      "  sir -- I -- hunt\n",
      "  hunt -- I do not forget my -- old harpooning trade ?\n",
      "\n",
      "We have no use for whale oil on this ship . \"\n",
      "  We -- have -- whale oil\n",
      "  We -- use for -- whale oil\n",
      "\n",
      "\" But , sir , \" the Canadian went on , \" in the Red Sea you authorized us to chase a dugong ! \"\n",
      "  the Canadian -- went on -- the Red Sea\n",
      "  the Red Sea -- you authorized -- us\n",
      "  us -- chase -- a dugong !\n",
      "\n",
      "I am well aware that is a privilege reserved for mankind , but I do not allow such murderous pastimes .\n",
      "  mankind -- I do not allow -- such murderous pastimes\n",
      "\n",
      "When your peers , Mr. Land , destroy decent , harmless creatures like the southern right whale or the bowhead whale , they commit a reprehensible offense .\n",
      "  Mr. Land -- destroy -- harmless creatures\n",
      "  the bowhead whale -- commit -- offense\n",
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      "\" I will let the reader decide what faces the Canadian made during this lecture on hunting ethics .\n",
      "  decide what -- faces -- this lecture\n",
      "  decide what -- made during -- this lecture\n",
      "\n",
      "Furnishing such arguments to a professional harpooner was a waste of words .\n",
      "  a professional harpooner -- was a waste of -- words\n",
      "\n",
      "Ned Land stared at Captain Nemo and obviously missed his meaning .\n",
      "  Ned Land stared -- Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "  obviously -- missed -- meaning\n",
      "\n",
      "Thanks to the mindless , barbaric bloodthirstiness of fishermen , the last baleen whale will someday disappear from the ocean .\n",
      "  the last baleen -- disappear from -- the ocean\n",
      "\n",
      "Ned Land whistled \" Yankee Doodle \" between his teeth , stuffed his hands in his pockets , and turned his back on us .\n",
      "  teeth -- stuffed his hands in -- pockets\n",
      "  pockets -- turned -- us\n",
      "  pockets -- back on -- us\n",
      "\n",
      "Meanwhile Captain Nemo studied the herd of cetaceans , then addressed me :\n",
      "  Nemo -- studied the herd of -- cetaceans\n",
      "  cetaceans -- then addressed -- :\n",
      "\n",
      "\" I was right to claim that baleen whales have enough natural enemies without counting man .\n",
      "  that baleen whales -- have enough natural enemies without -- counting man\n",
      "\n",
      "These specimens will soon have to deal with mighty opponents .\n",
      "  These specimens -- have -- deal\n",
      "\n",
      "Eight miles to leeward , Professor Aronnax , can you see those blackish specks moving about ? \"\n",
      "  Professor Aronnax -- you see -- those blackish specks\n",
      "  those blackish specks -- moving about -- ?\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Yes , captain , \" I replied . \"\n",
      "  captain -- I -- replied\n",
      "\n",
      "Those are sperm whales , dreadful animals that I have sometimes encountered in herds of 200 or 300 !\n",
      "  dreadful animals -- I have sometimes encountered in -- herds\n",
      "\n",
      "As for them , they're cruel , destructive beasts , and they deserve to be exterminated .\n",
      "  destructive beasts -- deserve -- exterminated\n",
      "  destructive beasts -- be -- exterminated\n",
      "\n",
      "\" The Canadian turned swiftly at these last words . \"\n",
      "  The Canadian -- turned swiftly at -- these last words\n",
      "\n",
      "Well , captain , \" I said , \" on behalf of the baleen whales , ther 's still time - \" \" It is pointless to run any risks , professor .\n",
      "  captain -- I said -- behalf\n",
      "  time - -- is pointless -- any risks\n",
      "  time - -- run -- any risks\n",
      "\n",
      "The Nautilus will suffice to disperse these sperm whales .\n",
      "  suffice -- disperse -- these sperm whales\n",
      "\n",
      "It is armed with a steel spur quite equal to Mr. Lan 's harpoon , I imagine .\n",
      "  a steel -- spur -- equal\n",
      "\n",
      "\" The Canadian did not even bother shrugging his shoulders .\n",
      "  even -- shrugging -- shoulders\n",
      "\n",
      "Attacking cetaceans with thrusts from a spur !\n",
      "  thrusts -- spur -- !\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Wait and see , Professor Aronnax , \" Captain Nemo said . \"\n",
      "  Professor Aronnax -- Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "\n",
      "We will show you a style of hunting with which you are not yet familiar .\n",
      "  show -- you a style of -- hunting\n",
      "\n",
      "We will take no pity on these ferocious cetaceans .\n",
      "  We -- take no pity on -- these ferocious cetaceans\n",
      "\n",
      "They're merely mouth and teeth !\n",
      "  They're -- mouth -- teeth !\n",
      "\n",
      "Ther 's no better way to describe the long - skulled sperm whale , whose length sometimes exceeds twenty - five meters .\n",
      "  no better way -- describe the long - -- skulled sperm whale\n",
      "\n",
      "Better armed than a baleen whale , whose upper jaw is adorned solely with whalebone , the sperm whale is equipped with twenty - five huge teeth that are twenty centimeters high , have cylindrical , conical summits , and weigh two pounds each .\n",
      "  whose -- jaw is -- adorned\n",
      "  adorned -- solely with -- whalebone\n",
      "  the sperm -- is equipped with -- twenty\n",
      "  twenty -- teeth that are -- twenty centimeters high\n",
      "  twenty centimeters high -- have -- cylindrical\n",
      "  conical summits -- pounds -- each\n",
      "\n",
      "In the top part of this enormous head , inside big cavities separated by cartilage , you will find 300 to 400 kilograms of that valuable oil called \" spermaceti .\n",
      "  big cavities -- separated by -- cartilage\n",
      "  cartilage -- you -- that valuable oil\n",
      "  cartilage -- find -- that valuable oil\n",
      "  that valuable oil -- called -- spermaceti\n",
      "\n",
      "\" The sperm whale is an awkward animal , more tadpole than fish , as Professor FrΘdol has noted .\n",
      "  The sperm -- is -- an awkward animal\n",
      "\n",
      "It is poorly constructed , being \" defective , \" so to speak , over the whole left side of its frame , with good eyesight only in its right eye .\n",
      "  defective -- left side of -- frame\n",
      "\n",
      "Meanwhile that monstrous herd kept coming closer .\n",
      "  that monstrous herd -- kept -- coming closer\n",
      "\n",
      "It had seen the baleen whales and was preparing to attack .\n",
      "  the baleen whales -- was preparing -- attack\n",
      "\n",
      "You could tell in advance that the sperm whales would be victorious , not only because they were better built for fighting than their harmless adversaries , but also because they could stay longer underwater before returning to breathe at the surface .\n",
      "  the sperm whales -- be -- victorious\n",
      "  victorious -- were better built for -- fighting\n",
      "  harmless adversaries -- stay longer underwater before returning -- breathe\n",
      "\n",
      "There was just time to run to the rescue of the baleen whales .\n",
      "  time -- run -- the rescue\n",
      "\n",
      "Conseil , Ned , and I sat in front of the lounge windows .\n",
      "  Ned -- I sat in -- front\n",
      "\n",
      "Captain Nemo made his way to the helmsma 's side to operate his submersible as an engine of destruction .\n",
      "  Nemo -- made -- way\n",
      "  side -- operate his submersible as -- an engine\n",
      "\n",
      "The battle between sperm whales and baleen whales had already begun when the Nautilus arrived .\n",
      "  baleen whales -- had already begun when -- the Nautilus\n",
      "\n",
      "It maneuvered to cut into the herd of long - skulled predators .\n",
      "  maneuvered -- cut into -- the herd\n",
      "\n",
      "At first the latter showed little concern at the sight of this new monster meddling in the battle .\n",
      "  the latter -- showed little concern at -- the sight\n",
      "\n",
      "Ned Land quickly grew enthusiastic and even ended up applauding .\n",
      "  Ned Land -- grew -- even\n",
      "  even -- ended up -- applauding\n",
      "\n",
      "Brandished in its captai 's hands , the Nautilus was simply a fearsome harpoon .\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- was simply -- a fearsome harpoon\n",
      "\n",
      "He hurled it at those fleshy masses and ran them clean through , leaving behind two squirming animal halves .\n",
      "  those fleshy masses -- ran them clean through -- squirming animal halves\n",
      "  those fleshy masses -- leaving behind -- squirming animal halves\n",
      "\n",
      "As for those daunting strokes of the tail hitting our sides , the ship never felt them .\n",
      "  the tail -- our -- sides\n",
      "\n",
      "One sperm whale exterminated , it ran at another , tacked on the spot so as not to miss its prey , went ahead or astern , obeyed its rudder , dived when the cetacean sank to deeper strata , rose with it when it returned to the surface , struck it head - on or slantwise , hacked at it or tore it , and from every direction and at any speed , skewered it with its dreadful spur .\n",
      "  exterminated -- ran at -- prey\n",
      "  exterminated -- tacked on -- prey\n",
      "  exterminated -- miss -- prey\n",
      "  prey -- went -- ahead\n",
      "  astern -- obeyed -- rudder\n",
      "  rose -- returned -- head -\n",
      "  rose -- surface -- head -\n",
      "  rose -- struck it head - on -- slantwise\n",
      "  slantwise -- hacked at -- every direction\n",
      "  slantwise -- tore -- every direction\n",
      "  any speed -- skewered it with -- dreadful spur\n",
      "\n",
      "What a hubbub on the surface of the waves !\n",
      "  a hubbub -- surface of -- the waves !\n",
      "\n",
      "This Homeric slaughter dragged on for an hour , and the long - skulled predators could not get away .\n",
      "  This Homeric slaughter -- dragged on -- an hour\n",
      "\n",
      "Several times ten or twelve of them teamed up , trying to crush the Nautilus with their sheer mass .\n",
      "  Several times -- teamed up -- the Nautilus\n",
      "  Several times -- trying -- the Nautilus\n",
      "  Several times -- crush the Nautilus with -- sheer mass\n",
      "\n",
      "Losing all self - control , Ned Land hurled threats and insults at them .\n",
      "  Ned Land -- hurled -- threats\n",
      "\n",
      "But by forcing the pace of its propeller , the Nautilus carried them off , dragged them under , or brought them back to the upper level of the waters , untroubled by their enormous weight or their powerful grip .\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- carried them off -- the upper level\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- dragged them under -- the upper level\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- brought -- the upper level\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- back -- the upper level\n",
      "\n",
      "The waves grew tranquil again .\n",
      "  The waves -- grew -- tranquil again\n",
      "\n",
      "I felt us rising to the surface of the ocean .\n",
      "  us -- rising -- the ocean\n",
      "  us -- surface of -- the ocean\n",
      "\n",
      "The hatch opened and we rushed onto the platform .\n",
      "  The hatch -- opened -- we\n",
      "  we -- rushed onto -- the platform\n",
      "\n",
      "The sea was covered with mutilated corpses .\n",
      "  The sea -- was covered with -- corpses\n",
      "\n",
      "A fearsome explosion could not have slashed , torn , or shredded these fleshy masses with greater violence .\n",
      "  A fearsome explosion -- have slashed -- these fleshy masses\n",
      "  A fearsome explosion -- shredded these fleshy masses with -- greater violence\n",
      "\n",
      "We were floating in the midst of gigantic bodies , bluish on the back , whitish on the belly , and all deformed by enormous protuberances .\n",
      "  We -- were floating in -- gigantic bodies\n",
      "  floating -- midst of -- gigantic bodies\n",
      "\n",
      "A few frightened sperm whales were fleeing toward the horizon .\n",
      "  sperm whales -- were fleeing toward -- the horizon\n",
      "\n",
      "The waves were dyed red over an area of several miles , and the Nautilus was floating in the middle of a sea of blood .\n",
      "  The waves -- were dyed red over -- an area\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- was floating in -- the middle\n",
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      "\" Well , sir , \" replied the Canadian , whose enthusiasm had subsided , \" it is a dreadful sight for sure .\n",
      "  sir -- replied -- whose enthusiasm\n",
      "  whose enthusiasm -- had -- subsided\n",
      "  subsided -- is a dreadful sight for -- sure\n",
      "\n",
      "But I am a hunter not a butcher , and this is plain butchery . \"\n",
      "  a butcher -- is -- plain butchery\n",
      "\n",
      "\" It was a slaughter of destructive animals , \" the captain replied , \" and the Nautilus is no butcher knife . \"\n",
      "  destructive animals -- captain -- replied\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- is -- knife\n",
      "\n",
      "To each his own , \" the captain replied , staring intently at Ned Land .\n",
      "  staring -- intently at -- Ned Land\n",
      "\n",
      "I was in dread the latter would give way to some violent outburst that might have had deplorable consequences .\n",
      "  the latter -- give -- way\n",
      "  some violent outburst -- have had -- deplorable consequences\n",
      "\n",
      "But his anger was diverted by the sight of a baleen whale that the Nautilus had pulled alongside of just then .\n",
      "  anger -- was diverted by -- the sight\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- had pulled alongside of -- then\n",
      "\n",
      "This animal had been unable to escape the teeth of those sperm whales .\n",
      "  This animal -- had been unable -- those sperm whales\n",
      "  This animal -- escape -- those sperm whales\n",
      "  This animal -- teeth of -- those sperm whales\n",
      "\n",
      "Anatomically , it is distinguished from the white whale and the black right whale by the fusion of its seven cervical vertebrae , and it numbers two more ribs than its relatives .\n",
      "  Anatomically -- is distinguished from -- the white whale\n",
      "\n",
      "Floating on its side , its belly riddled with bites , the poor cetacean was dead .\n",
      "  bites -- was -- dead\n",
      "\n",
      "Still hanging from the tip of its mutilated fin was a little baby whale that it had been unable to rescue from the slaughter .\n",
      "  fin -- was a little baby whale that -- rescue\n",
      "  a little baby whale -- had been unable -- rescue\n",
      "\n",
      "Its open mouth let water flow through its whalebone like a murmuring surf .\n",
      "  water -- flow through -- whalebone\n",
      "\n",
      "Captain Nemo guided the Nautilus next to the anima 's corpse .\n",
      "  Nemo -- guided -- the Nautilus\n",
      "\n",
      "Two of his men climbed onto the whal 's flank , and to my astonishment , I saw them draw from its udders all the milk they held , in other words , enough to fill two or three casks .\n",
      "  men -- climbed onto -- the whal\n",
      "  flank -- my -- astonishment\n",
      "  astonishment -- I -- held\n",
      "  astonishment -- draw from -- held\n",
      "  astonishment -- udders all -- held\n",
      "  astonishment -- milk -- held\n",
      "  other words -- fill -- casks\n",
      "\n",
      "I could not help showing my distaste for such a beverage .\n",
      "  showing -- my distaste for such -- a beverage\n",
      "\n",
      "He assured me that this milk was excellent , no different from co 's milk .\n",
      "  this milk -- was excellent -- no different\n",
      "\n",
      "So this milk was a worthwhile reserve ration for us , because in the form of salt butter or cheese , it would provide a pleasant change of pace from our standard fare .\n",
      "  this milk -- was a worthwhile reserve ration for -- us\n",
      "  cheese -- provide a pleasant change of -- pace\n",
      "  pace -- our -- standard fare\n",
      "\n",
      "From that day on , I noted with some uneasiness that Ned Lan 's attitudes toward Captain Nemo grew worse and worse , and I decided to keep a close watch on the Canadia 's movements and activities .\n",
      "  that day -- I noted with -- some uneasiness that Ned Lan\n",
      "  attitudes -- Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "  Nemo -- grew -- worse\n",
      "  worse -- I decided -- watch\n",
      "  worse -- keep -- watch\n",
      "  worse -- close watch on -- the Canadia\n",
      "\n",
      "CHAPTER 13 The Ice Bank THE NAUTILUS resumed its unruffled southbound heading .\n",
      "  The Ice Bank THE NAUTILUS -- resumed -- unruffled southbound heading\n",
      "\n",
      "I did not think so , because every previous attempt to reach this spot on the globe had failed .\n",
      "  the globe -- had -- failed\n",
      "\n",
      "Besides , the season was already quite advanced , since March 13 on Antarctic shores corresponds with September 13 in the northernmost regions , which marks the beginning of the equinoctial period .\n",
      "  the season -- was already -- March\n",
      "  the northernmost regions -- marks the beginning of -- the equinoctial period\n",
      "\n",
      "On March 14 at latitude 55 degrees , I spotted floating ice , plain pale bits of rubble twenty to twenty - five feet long , which formed reefs over which the sea burst into foam .\n",
      "  degrees -- I spotted -- floating ice\n",
      "  rubble -- twenty -- twenty\n",
      "  feet long -- formed reefs over which -- the sea\n",
      "  the sea -- burst into -- foam\n",
      "\n",
      "The Nautilus stayed on the surface of the ocean .\n",
      "  The Nautilus -- stayed on -- the ocean\n",
      "  The Nautilus -- surface of -- the ocean\n",
      "\n",
      "Having fished in the Arctic seas , Ned Land was already familiar with the sight of icebergs .\n",
      "  Ned Land -- was already familiar with -- the sight\n",
      "\n",
      "Conseil and I were marveling at them for the first time .\n",
      "  Conseil -- I were marveling at them for -- the first time\n",
      "\n",
      "English whalers have given this the name \" ice blink .\n",
      "  English whalers -- have given this -- the name\n",
      "\n",
      "\" No matter how heavy the clouds may be , they can not obscure this phenomenon .\n",
      "  No matter -- how -- the clouds\n",
      "\n",
      "Indeed , larger blocks of ice soon appeared , their brilliance varying at the whim of the mists .\n",
      "  Indeed -- blocks of -- ice\n",
      "  ice -- appeared -- the whim\n",
      "  ice -- varying at -- the whim\n",
      "\n",
      "Some of these masses displayed green veins , as if scrawled with undulating lines of copper sulfate .\n",
      "  these masses -- displayed -- green veins\n",
      "\n",
      "Others looked like enormous amethysts , letting the light penetrate their insides .\n",
      "  Others -- looked like -- enormous amethysts\n",
      "  enormous amethysts -- letting -- the light\n",
      "  the light -- penetrate -- insides\n",
      "\n",
      "The latter reflected the su 's rays from the thousand facets of their crystals .\n",
      "  The latter -- reflected -- the su\n",
      "  rays -- facets of -- crystals\n",
      "\n",
      "The former , tinted with a bright limestone sheen , would have supplied enough building material to make a whole marble town .\n",
      "  a bright limestone sheen -- have supplied -- enough building\n",
      "  enough building -- make -- a whole marble town\n",
      "\n",
      "The farther down south we went , the more these floating islands grew in numbers and prominence .\n",
      "  south we -- went -- these floating islands\n",
      "  these floating islands -- grew in -- numbers\n",
      "\n",
      "Polar birds nested on them by the thousands .\n",
      "  Polar birds nested -- them by -- the thousands\n",
      "\n",
      "These were petrels , cape pigeons , or puffins , and their calls were deafening .\n",
      "  puffins -- calls were -- deafening\n",
      "\n",
      "Mistaking the Nautilus for the corpse of a whale , some of them alighted on it and prodded its resonant sheet iron with pecks of their beaks .\n",
      "  alighted -- prodded its resonant sheet iron with -- pecks\n",
      "\n",
      "During this navigating in the midst of the ice , Captain Nemo often stayed on the platform .\n",
      "  this navigating -- midst of -- the ice\n",
      "  the ice -- Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "  Nemo -- often stayed on -- the platform\n",
      "\n",
      "In these polar seas forbidden to man , did he feel right at home , the lord of these unreachable regions ?\n",
      "  man -- did -- right\n",
      "  man -- feel right at -- home\n",
      "  home -- lord of -- these unreachable regions ?\n",
      "\n",
      "Then , steering his Nautilus with consummate dexterity , he skillfully dodged the masses of ice , some of which measured several miles in length , their heights varying from seventy to eighty meters .\n",
      "  Then -- steering his Nautilus with -- consummate dexterity\n",
      "  consummate dexterity -- dodged the masses of -- ice\n",
      "  ice -- measured several miles in -- length\n",
      "  heights -- varying from -- eighty meters\n",
      "\n",
      "Abreast of latitude 60 degrees , every passageway had disappeared .\n",
      "  Abreast -- latitude -- degrees\n",
      "  every passageway -- had -- disappeared\n",
      "\n",
      "Searching with care , Captain Nemo soon found a narrow opening into which he brazenly slipped , well aware , however , that it would close behind him .\n",
      "  care -- Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "  Nemo -- found -- brazenly\n",
      "  Nemo -- opening into -- brazenly\n",
      "  brazenly -- slipped -- aware\n",
      "\n",
      "Guided by his skillful hands , the Nautilus passed by all these different masses of ice , which are classified by size and shape with a precision that enraptured Conseil :\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- passed by all these different masses of -- ice\n",
      "  ice -- are classified by -- size\n",
      "\n",
      "\" icebergs , \" or mountains ; \" ice fields , \" or smooth , limitless tracts ; \" drift ice , \" or floating floes ; \" packs , \" or broken tracts , called \" patches \" when they're circular and \" streams \" when they form long strips .\n",
      "  broken tracts -- called -- patches\n",
      "\n",
      "The temperature was fairly low .\n",
      "  The temperature -- was -- fairly low\n",
      "\n",
      "Exposed to the outside air , the thermometer marked - 2 degrees to - 3 degrees centigrade .\n",
      "  the thermometer -- marked - -- degrees\n",
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      "But we were warmly dressed in furs , for which seals and aquatic bears had paid the price .\n",
      "  we -- were -- warmly\n",
      "  warmly -- dressed in -- furs\n",
      "  aquatic -- bears had paid -- the price\n",
      "\n",
      "Evenly heated by all its electric equipment , the Nautilu 's interior defied the most intense cold .\n",
      "  Evenly -- heated by all -- electric equipment\n",
      "  interior -- defied -- the most intense cold\n",
      "\n",
      "Moreover , to find a bearable temperature , the ship had only to sink just a few meters beneath the waves .\n",
      "  Moreover -- find -- a bearable temperature\n",
      "  the ship -- had only -- sink\n",
      "\n",
      "Two months earlier we would have enjoyed perpetual daylight in this latitude ; but night already fell for three or four hours , and later it would cast six months of shadow over these circumpolar regions .\n",
      "  we -- have enjoyed perpetual daylight in -- this latitude\n",
      "  night -- fell for -- hours\n",
      "  hours -- later -- months\n",
      "\n",
      "On March 15 we passed beyond the latitude of the South Shetland and South Orkney Islands .\n",
      "  we -- passed beyond -- the latitude\n",
      "\n",
      "The captain told me that many tribes of seals used to inhabit these shores ; but English and American whalers , in a frenzy of destruction , slaughtered all the adults , including pregnant females , and where life and activity once existed , those fishermen left behind only silence and death .\n",
      "  seals -- used -- these shores\n",
      "  seals -- inhabit -- these shores\n",
      "  destruction -- slaughtered all -- the adults\n",
      "  the adults -- including pregnant -- females\n",
      "  those fishermen -- left behind only -- silence\n",
      "\n",
      "Going along the 55th meridian , the Nautilus cut the Antarctic Circle on March 16 near eight o'clock in the morning .\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- cut the Antarctic Circle on -- March\n",
      "\n",
      "Ice completely surrounded us and closed off the horizon .\n",
      "  Ice -- surrounded -- us\n",
      "  us -- closed off -- the horizon\n",
      "\n",
      "Nevertheless , Captain Nemo went from passageway to passageway , always proceeding south .\n",
      "  Nevertheless -- Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "  Nemo -- went from -- passageway\n",
      "  passageway -- always -- south\n",
      "\n",
      "\" But wher 's he going ? \"\n",
      "  wher -- going -- ?\n",
      "\n",
      "And in all honesty , I confess that this venturesome excursion was far from displeasing to me .\n",
      "  all honesty -- I confess that -- this venturesome excursion\n",
      "  this venturesome excursion -- was far from -- displeasing\n",
      "\n",
      "The ice struck superb poses .\n",
      "  The ice -- struck -- superb poses\n",
      "\n",
      "Here , its general effect suggested an oriental town with countless minarets and mosques .\n",
      "  general effect -- suggested an oriental town with -- countless minarets\n",
      "\n",
      "These views were varied continuously by the su 's oblique rays , or were completely swallowed up by gray mists in the middle of blizzards .\n",
      "  These views -- were varied continuously by -- the su\n",
      "  oblique rays -- were completely swallowed up -- mists\n",
      "\n",
      "Then explosions , cave - ins , and great iceberg somersaults would occur all around us , altering the scenery like the changing landscape in a diorama .\n",
      "  great iceberg somersaults -- occur all around -- us\n",
      "  us -- altering the scenery like -- landscape\n",
      "  the scenery -- changing landscape in -- a diorama\n",
      "\n",
      "If the Nautilus was submerged during these losses of balance , we heard the resulting noises spread under the waters with frightful intensity , and the collapse of these masses created daunting eddies down to the ocea 's lower strata .\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- was submerged during -- these losses\n",
      "  we -- heard -- noises\n",
      "  we -- resulting -- noises\n",
      "  noises -- spread under -- the waters\n",
      "  these masses -- created daunting eddies down -- the ocea\n",
      "\n",
      "The Nautilus then rolled and pitched like a ship left to the fury of the elements .\n",
      "  The Nautilus -- then rolled -- pitched\n",
      "  a ship -- left -- the fury\n",
      "\n",
      "Often , no longer seeing any way out , I thought we were imprisoned for good , but Captain Nemo , guided by his instincts , discovered new passageways from the tiniest indications .\n",
      "  Often -- longer seeing any way out -- we\n",
      "  any way -- I thought -- we\n",
      "  we -- were imprisoned for -- Nemo\n",
      "  we -- Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "  Nemo -- guided by -- instincts\n",
      "\n",
      "Accordingly , I was sure that he had already risked his Nautilus in the midst of the Antarctic seas .\n",
      "  sure -- had already risked his Nautilus in -- the Antarctic seas\n",
      "  Nautilus -- midst of -- the Antarctic seas\n",
      "\n",
      "However , during the day of March 16 , these tracts of ice completely barred our path .\n",
      "  ice -- barred our -- path\n",
      "\n",
      "It was not the Ice Bank as yet , just huge ice fields cemented together by the cold .\n",
      "  huge ice fields -- cemented together by -- the cold\n",
      "\n",
      "This obstacle could not stop Captain Nemo , and he launched his ship against the ice fields with hideous violence .\n",
      "  Nemo -- launched his ship against -- the ice fields\n",
      "\n",
      "The Nautilus went into these brittle masses like a wedge , splitting them with dreadful cracklings .\n",
      "  The Nautilus -- went into -- these brittle masses\n",
      "  a wedge -- them with -- dreadful cracklings\n",
      "\n",
      "It was an old - fashioned battering ram propelled with infinite power .\n",
      "  fashioned battering -- ram propelled with -- infinite power\n",
      "\n",
      "Hurled aloft , ice rubble fell back around us like hail .\n",
      "  ice rubble -- fell back around -- us\n",
      "\n",
      "Through brute force alone , the submersible carved out a channel for itself .\n",
      "  the submersible -- carved out a channel for -- itself\n",
      "\n",
      "Carried away by its momentum , the ship sometimes mounted on top of these tracts of ice and crushed them with its weight , or at other times , when cooped up beneath the ice fields , it split them with simple pitching movements , creating wide punctures .\n",
      "  the ship -- mounted on -- these tracts\n",
      "  ice -- crushed them with -- weight\n",
      "  the ice fields -- split them with -- simple pitching movements\n",
      "  simple pitching movements -- creating -- wide punctures\n",
      "\n",
      "Violent squalls assaulted us during the daytime .\n",
      "  Violent squalls -- assaulted us during -- the daytime\n",
      "\n",
      "The snow was piling up in such packed layers , it had to be chipped loose with blows from picks .\n",
      "  The snow -- was piling up -- layers\n",
      "  The snow -- packed -- layers\n",
      "  layers -- had -- chipped\n",
      "  layers -- be chipped loose with -- blows\n",
      "\n",
      "Even in a temperature of merely - 5 degrees centigrade , every outside part of the Nautilus was covered with ice .\n",
      "  a temperature -- merely - -- degrees centigrade\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- was covered with -- ice\n",
      "\n",
      "A shi 's rigging would have been unusable , because all its tackle would have jammed in the grooves of the pulleys .\n",
      "  rigging -- have been -- unusable\n",
      "  unusable -- all -- the grooves\n",
      "  unusable -- tackle -- the grooves\n",
      "  unusable -- have jammed in -- the grooves\n",
      "\n",
      "Only a craft without sails , driven by an electric motor that needed no coal , could face such high latitudes .\n",
      "  sails -- driven by -- an electric motor\n",
      "  an electric motor -- needed -- no coal\n",
      "\n",
      "Under these conditions the barometer generally stayed quite low .\n",
      "  generally -- stayed -- low\n",
      "\n",
      "Our compass indications no longer offered any guarantees .\n",
      "  compass -- longer offered -- any guarantees\n",
      "\n",
      "The deranged needles would mark contradictory directions as we approached the southern magnetic pole , which does not coincide with the South Pole proper .\n",
      "  The deranged needles -- mark contradictory directions as -- we\n",
      "  we -- approached -- the southern magnetic pole\n",
      "  the southern magnetic pole -- coincide with -- the South Pole\n",
      "\n",
      "In fact , according to the astronomer Hansteen , this magnetic pole is located fairly close to latitude 70 degrees and longitude 130 degrees , or abiding by the observations of Louis - Isidore Duperrey , in longitude 135 degrees and latitude 70 degrees 30'. Hence we had to transport compasses to different parts of the ship , take many readings , and strike an average .\n",
      "  this magnetic pole -- is located fairly close -- degrees\n",
      "  degrees -- abiding by -- the observations\n",
      "  degrees 30'. Hence we -- had -- transport compasses\n",
      "  the ship -- take -- many readings\n",
      "\n",
      "Often we could chart our course only by guesswork , a less than satisfactory method in the midst of these winding passageways whose landmarks change continuously .\n",
      "  chart -- our course only by -- guesswork\n",
      "  satisfactory method -- midst of -- passageways whose landmarks change\n",
      "\n",
      "At last on March 18 , after twenty futile assaults , the Nautilus was decisively held in check .\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- was decisively held in -- check\n",
      "\n",
      "No longer was it an ice stream , patch , or field - it was an endless , immovable barrier formed by ice mountains fused to each other .\n",
      "  field -- was -- an endless\n",
      "  immovable -- formed by -- ice mountains\n",
      "\n",
      "For Ned Land , as well as for every navigator before us , I knew that this was the great insurmountable obstacle .\n",
      "  us -- I knew that -- obstacle\n",
      "  us -- was -- obstacle\n",
      "\n",
      "When the sun appeared for an instant near noon , Captain Nemo took a reasonably accurate sight that gave our position as longitude 51 degrees 30 ' and latitude 67 degrees 39 ' south .\n",
      "  the sun -- appeared for -- an instant\n",
      "  noon -- Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "  Nemo -- took a reasonably accurate sight that gave our position as -- longitude\n",
      "\n",
      "This was a position already well along in these Antarctic regions .\n",
      "  a position -- along in -- these Antarctic regions\n",
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      "Before the Nautilu 's spur there lay vast broken plains , a tangle of confused chunks with all the helter - skelter unpredictability typical of a rive 's surface a short while before its ice breakup ; but in this case the proportions were gigantic .\n",
      "  the Nautilu -- spur -- vast broken plains\n",
      "  the Nautilu -- lay -- vast broken plains\n",
      "  confused chunks -- all the helter - -- skelter\n",
      "  skelter -- unpredictability typical of -- a rive\n",
      "  a rive -- surface a short while -- ice breakup\n",
      "  this case the proportions -- were -- gigantic\n",
      "\n",
      "Here and there stood sharp peaks , lean spires that rose as high as 200 feet ; farther off , a succession of steeply cut cliffs sporting a grayish tint , huge mirrors that reflected the sparse rays of a sun half drowned in mist .\n",
      "  Here -- stood -- sharp peaks\n",
      "  steeply -- cut -- cliffs\n",
      "  cliffs -- sporting -- a grayish tint\n",
      "  huge mirrors -- reflected the sparse rays of -- a sun half\n",
      "  a sun half -- drowned in -- mist\n",
      "\n",
      "Beyond , a stark silence reigned in this desolate natural setting , a silence barely broken by the flapping wings of petrels or puffins .\n",
      "  a silence -- barely broken by -- the flapping wings\n",
      "\n",
      "By this point everything was frozen , even sound .\n",
      "  this point -- everything was -- frozen\n",
      "\n",
      "So the Nautilus had to halt in its venturesome course among these tracts of ice .\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- had -- venturesome course\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- halt in -- venturesome course\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Sir , \" Ned Land told me that day , \" if your captain goes any farther . \"\n",
      "  Ned Land -- told me -- that day\n",
      "\n",
      "\" He'll be a superman . \"\n",
      "  He'll -- be -- a superman\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Because nobody can clear the Ice Bank .\n",
      "  nobody -- clear -- the Ice Bank\n",
      "\n",
      "Your captai 's a powerful man , but damnation , he is not more powerful than nature .\n",
      "  damnation -- is not more powerful than -- nature\n",
      "\n",
      "If she draws a boundary line , there you stop , like it or not ! \"\n",
      "  draws a boundary line -- you stop -- !\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Correct , Ned Land , but I still want to know what is behind this Ice Bank !\n",
      "  Ned Land -- I still want -- this Ice Bank !\n",
      "  Ned Land -- know what is behind -- this Ice Bank !\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Master is right , \" Conseil said . \"\n",
      "  Master -- is -- right\n",
      "\n",
      "\" But we already know what is behind this Ice Bank . \"\n",
      "  we -- know what is behind -- this Ice Bank\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Well , professor , \" the Canadian replied , \" you can just drop that idea !\n",
      "  the Canadian replied -- you -- drop\n",
      "  drop -- idea -- !\n",
      "\n",
      "You've made it to the Ice Bank , which is already far enough , but you wo not get any farther , neither your Captain Nemo or his Nautilus .\n",
      "  You've -- made -- the Ice Bank\n",
      "  the Ice Bank -- is already far -- enough\n",
      "  enough -- you wo -- your\n",
      "  enough -- get -- your\n",
      "  enough -- neither -- your\n",
      "  your -- Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "\n",
      "\" I had to agree that Ned Land was right , and until ships are built to navigate over tracts of ice , they will have to stop at the Ice Bank .\n",
      "  that Ned Land -- was -- right\n",
      "  right -- ships are built -- tracts\n",
      "  right -- navigate over -- tracts\n",
      "  ice -- have -- the Ice Bank\n",
      "  ice -- stop at -- the Ice Bank\n",
      "\n",
      "Indeed , despite its efforts , despite the powerful methods it used to split this ice , the Nautilus was reduced to immobility .\n",
      "  the powerful methods -- used -- this ice\n",
      "  the powerful methods -- split -- this ice\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- was reduced -- immobility\n",
      "\n",
      "Ordinarily , when someone can not go any farther , he still has the option of returning in his tracks .\n",
      "  Ordinarily -- go -- the option\n",
      "\n",
      "But here it was just as impossible to turn back as to go forward , because every passageway had closed behind us , and if our submersible remained even slightly stationary , it would be frozen in without delay .\n",
      "  impossible -- turn back as -- every passageway\n",
      "  every passageway -- had closed behind -- us\n",
      "  us -- our -- submersible\n",
      "  submersible -- remained -- even\n",
      "  stationary -- be frozen in -- delay\n",
      "\n",
      "Which is exactly what happened near two o'clock in the afternoon , and fresh ice kept forming over the shi 's sides with astonishing speed .\n",
      "  fresh ice -- kept forming over -- the shi\n",
      "\n",
      "I had to admit that Captain Nem 's leadership had been most injudicious .\n",
      "  leadership -- had been -- most injudicious\n",
      "\n",
      "Observing the situation for some while , the captain said to me :\n",
      "  some while -- captain said -- :\n",
      "\n",
      "\" I think we are trapped , captain . \"\n",
      "  think we -- are trapped -- captain\n",
      "\n",
      "\" So , Professor Aronnax , you think the Nautilus wo not be able to float clear ? \"\n",
      "  Professor Aronnax -- you think -- the Nautilus\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- be able -- float clear ?\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Only with the greatest difficulty , captain , since the season is already too advanced for you to depend on an ice breakup . \"\n",
      "  the season -- is already too advanced for you -- an ice breakup\n",
      "  the season -- depend on -- an ice breakup\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Oh , professor , \" Captain Nemo replied in an ironic tone , \" you never change !\n",
      "  professor -- Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "  Nemo -- replied in -- an ironic tone\n",
      "  an ironic tone -- you never -- change !\n",
      "\n",
      "I promise you , not only will the Nautilus float clear , it will go farther still ! \"\n",
      "  you -- will -- the Nautilus float clear\n",
      "\n",
      "I exclaimed , unable to keep back a movement of disbelief .\n",
      "  exclaimed -- unable -- a movement\n",
      "  exclaimed -- keep back -- a movement\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Yes , \" the captain replied coolly , \" the Antarctic pole , that unknown spot crossed by every meridian on the globe .\n",
      "  the Antarctic pole -- crossed by -- every meridian\n",
      "\n",
      "As you know , I do whatever I like with my Nautilus .\n",
      "  know -- I do -- whatever\n",
      "  whatever -- I like with my -- Nautilus\n",
      "\n",
      "I knew this man was daring to the point of being foolhardy .\n",
      "  this man -- was -- the point\n",
      "  the point -- being -- foolhardy\n",
      "\n",
      "But to overcome all the obstacles around the South Pole - even more unattainable than the North Pole , which still had not been reached by the boldest navigators - was not this an absolutely insane undertaking , one that could occur only in the brain of a madman ?\n",
      "  the South Pole -- even more unattainable than -- the North Pole\n",
      "  the North Pole -- had not been reached by -- the boldest navigators -\n",
      "  the boldest navigators - -- was not this -- insane\n",
      "  the boldest navigators - -- absolutely -- insane\n",
      "  insane -- occur only in -- the brain\n",
      "\n",
      "It then dawned on me to ask Captain Nemo if he had already discovered this pole , which no human being had ever trod underfoot .\n",
      "  ask -- Captain Nemo if -- this pole\n",
      "  Nemo -- had already discovered -- this pole\n",
      "  no human -- being had ever -- underfoot\n",
      "\n",
      "\" No , sir , \" he answered me , \" but we will discover it together .\n",
      "  we -- discover -- together\n",
      "\n",
      "Where others have failed , I will succeed .\n",
      "  others -- have -- failed\n",
      "  failed -- I -- succeed\n",
      "\n",
      "Never before has my Nautilus cruised so far into these southernmost seas , but I repeat :\n",
      "  Nautilus -- far into -- these southernmost seas\n",
      "  these southernmost seas -- I -- repeat :\n",
      "\n",
      "\" I would like to believe you , captain , \" I went on in a tone of some sarcasm . \"\n",
      "  captain -- I went on -- a tone\n",
      "\n",
      "Oh I do believe you !\n",
      "  Oh -- I do believe you -- !\n",
      "\n",
      "Let us shatter this Ice Bank !\n",
      "  us -- shatter -- this Ice Bank !\n",
      "\n",
      "Let us blow it up , and if it still resists , let us put wings on the Nautilus and fly over it ! \"\n",
      "  us -- blow it up -- resists\n",
      "  resists -- let -- us\n",
      "  us -- put wings on -- the Nautilus\n",
      "\n",
      "A sudden insight into Captain Nem 's plans had just flashed through my mind .\n",
      "  A sudden insight -- Captain -- Nem\n",
      "  plans -- had just flashed through my -- mind\n",
      "\n",
      "The marvelous talents of his Nautilus would be put to work once again in this superhuman undertaking !\n",
      "  Nautilus -- be put -- work\n",
      "  work -- again in -- this superhuman undertaking !\n",
      "\n",
      "\" I can see we are starting to understand each other , professor , \" Captain Nemo told me with a half smile . \"\n",
      "  can see we -- are starting -- professor\n",
      "  professor -- Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "  Nemo -- told me with -- a half smile\n",
      "\n",
      "You already glimpse the potential - myself , I would say the success - of this attempt .\n",
      "  the potential - -- I -- the success -\n",
      "  the potential - -- say the success - of -- this attempt\n",
      "\n",
      "Maneuvers that are not feasible for an ordinary ship are easy for the Nautilus .\n",
      "  Maneuvers -- are not feasible for -- an ordinary ship\n",
      "  an ordinary ship -- are easy for -- the Nautilus\n",
      "\n",
      "If a continent emerges at the pole , we will stop at that continent .\n",
      "  we -- stop at -- that continent\n",
      "\n",
      "But on the other hand , if open sea washes the pole , we will go to that very place ! \"\n",
      "  the other hand -- open -- sea\n",
      "  sea -- washes -- the pole\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Right , \" I said , carried away by the captai 's logic . \"\n",
      "  Right -- I said -- the captai\n",
      "  Right -- carried away by -- the captai\n",
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      "Even though the surface of the sea has solidified into ice , its lower strata are still open , thanks to that divine justice that puts the maximum density of salt water one degree above its freezing point .\n",
      "  Even -- surface of -- the sea\n",
      "  the sea -- has solidified into -- ice\n",
      "  lower strata -- are still open -- thanks\n",
      "  that divine justice -- puts -- density\n",
      "  that divine justice -- maximum density of -- salt water\n",
      "\n",
      "And if I am not mistaken , the submerged part of this Ice Bank is in a four - to - one ratio to its emerging part . \"\n",
      "  this Ice Bank -- is in -- -\n",
      "\n",
      "For each foot of iceberg above the sea , there are three more below .\n",
      "  the sea -- are -- more below\n",
      "\n",
      "Now then , since these ice mountains do not exceed a height of 100 meters , they sink only to a depth of 300 meters .\n",
      "  these ice mountains -- do not exceed a height of -- meters\n",
      "  meters -- sink only -- meters\n",
      "  meters -- depth of -- meters\n",
      "\n",
      "\" We could even go to greater depths and find that temperature layer common to all ocean water , and there we had brave with impunity the - 30 degrees or - 40 degrees cold on the surface . \"\n",
      "  greater depths -- find -- that temperature layer\n",
      "  we -- had brave with -- impunity\n",
      "\n",
      "\" True , sir , very true , \" I replied with growing excitement . \"\n",
      "  sir -- I replied with growing -- excitement\n",
      "\n",
      "Our sole difficulty , \" Captain Nemo went on , \" lies in our staying submerged for several days without renewing our air supply . \"\n",
      "  sole difficulty -- Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "  Nemo -- went on -- lies\n",
      "  lies -- our -- several days\n",
      "  lies -- submerged for -- several days\n",
      "  several days -- renewing our -- air supply\n",
      "\n",
      "\" The Nautilus has huge air tanks ; we will fill them up and they will supply all the oxygen we need . \"\n",
      "  The Nautilus -- has -- huge air tanks\n",
      "  we -- fill them up -- supply\n",
      "  supply -- all -- the oxygen we\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Good thinking , Professor Aronnax , \" the captain replied with a smile . \"\n",
      "  Good -- thinking -- Professor Aronnax\n",
      "  Professor Aronnax -- captain replied with -- a smile\n",
      "\n",
      "But since I do not want to be accused of foolhardiness , I am giving you all my objections in advance . \"\n",
      "  foolhardiness -- I am giving you -- objections\n",
      "  foolhardiness -- my objections in -- advance\n",
      "\n",
      "If a sea exists at the South Pole , it is possible this sea may be completely frozen over , so we could not come up to the surface ! \"\n",
      "  the South Pole -- is -- this sea\n",
      "  this sea -- be completely frozen over -- we\n",
      "  we -- come up -- !\n",
      "  we -- surface -- !\n",
      "\n",
      "\" My dear sir , have you forgotten that the Nautilus is armed with a fearsome spur ?\n",
      "  dear sir -- have you forgotten that -- the Nautilus\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- is armed with -- a fearsome\n",
      "  a fearsome -- spur -- ?\n",
      "\n",
      "Could not it be launched diagonally against those tracts of ice , which would break open from the impact ? \"\n",
      "  ice -- break open from -- the impact ?\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Ah , professor , you are full of ideas today ! \"\n",
      "  professor -- you are full of -- ideas today !\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Besides , captain , \" I added with still greater enthusiasm , \" why would not we find open sea at the South Pole just as at the North Pole ?\n",
      "  captain -- I added with -- greater enthusiasm\n",
      "  we -- find open sea at -- the South Pole\n",
      "\n",
      "The cold - temperature poles and the geographical poles do not coincide in either the northern or southern hemispheres , and until proof to the contrary , we can assume these two spots on the earth feature either a continent or an ice - free ocean . \"\n",
      "  the geographical poles -- do not coincide in either -- southern hemispheres\n",
      "  we -- assume -- spots\n",
      "  the earth feature -- either -- a continent\n",
      "\n",
      "\" I think as you do , Professor Aronnax , \" Captain Nemo replied . \"\n",
      "  Professor Aronnax -- Captain -- Nemo replied\n",
      "\n",
      "I will only point out that after raising so many objections against my plan , you are now crushing me under arguments in its favor .\n",
      "  point -- raising so many objections against my -- plan\n",
      "  plan -- you are now -- crushing\n",
      "  crushing -- me under -- arguments\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Captain Nemo was right .\n",
      "  Nemo -- was -- right\n",
      "\n",
      "I was outdoing him in daring !\n",
      "  outdoing -- him in -- daring !\n",
      "\n",
      "It was I who was sweeping him to the pole .\n",
      "  sweeping -- him -- the pole\n",
      "\n",
      "I was leading the way , I was out in front .\n",
      "  the way -- I was out in -- front\n",
      "\n",
      "Captain Nemo already knew the pros and cons of this question , and it amused him to see you flying off into impossible fantasies !\n",
      "  Nemo -- knew -- the pros\n",
      "  this question -- him -- see\n",
      "  see -- you flying off -- impossible fantasies !\n",
      "\n",
      "Nevertheless , he did not waste an instant .\n",
      "  Nevertheless -- did not -- waste an instant\n",
      "\n",
      "The two men held a quick exchange in their incomprehensible language , and either the chief officer had been alerted previously or he found the plan feasible , because he showed no surprise .\n",
      "  men -- held a quick exchange in -- incomprehensible language\n",
      "  incomprehensible language -- either -- the chief officer\n",
      "  the chief officer -- had been alerted previously -- the plan feasible\n",
      "  the chief officer -- found -- the plan feasible\n",
      "  the plan feasible -- showed -- no surprise\n",
      "\n",
      "But as unemotional as he was , he could not have been more impeccably emotionless than Conseil when I told the fine lad our intention of pushing on to the South Pole .\n",
      "  unemotional -- was -- more impeccably emotionless\n",
      "  unemotional -- have been more impeccably emotionless than -- Conseil\n",
      "  Conseil -- I told -- the fine lad\n",
      "  the fine lad -- our intention of pushing on -- the South Pole\n",
      "\n",
      "He greeted my announcement with the usual \" As master wishes , \" and I had to be content with that .\n",
      "  master wishes -- I had -- content\n",
      "  master wishes -- be content with -- that\n",
      "\n",
      "As for Ned Land , no human shoulders ever executed a higher shrug than the pair belonging to our Canadian .\n",
      "  Ned Land -- ever executed a higher shrug than -- the pair belonging\n",
      "\n",
      "You and your Captain Nemo , I pity you both ! \"\n",
      "  your -- Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "  Nemo -- I -- pity\n",
      "  pity -- you -- both !\n",
      "\n",
      "And Ned Land reentered his cabin , \" to keep from doing something desperate , \" he said as he left me .\n",
      "  Ned Land -- reentered -- cabin\n",
      "\n",
      "Meanwhile preparations for this daring attempt were getting under way .\n",
      "  Meanwhile preparations -- attempt were getting under -- way\n",
      "\n",
      "The Nautilu 's powerful pumps forced air down into the tanks and stored it under high pressure .\n",
      "  powerful pumps -- forced air down -- the tanks\n",
      "  the tanks -- stored it under -- high pressure\n",
      "\n",
      "Near four o'clock Captain Nemo informed me that the platform hatches were about to be closed .\n",
      "  o'clock -- Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "  Nemo -- informed me that -- the platform\n",
      "\n",
      "I took a last look at the dense Ice Bank we were going to conquer .\n",
      "  the dense Ice Bank we -- were going -- conquer\n",
      "\n",
      "The weather was fair , the skies reasonably clear , the cold quite brisk , namely - 12 degrees centigrade ; but after the wind had lulled , this temperature did not seem too unbearable .\n",
      "  The weather -- was -- fair\n",
      "  degrees centigrade -- had -- lulled\n",
      "  this temperature -- did not seem too -- unbearable\n",
      "\n",
      "Equipped with picks , some ten men climbed onto the Nautilu 's sides and cracked loose the ice around the shi 's lower plating , which was soon set free .\n",
      "  men -- climbed onto -- the Nautilu\n",
      "  sides -- loose the ice around -- the shi\n",
      "  lower plating -- was soon set -- free\n",
      "\n",
      "This operation was swiftly executed because the fresh ice was still thin .\n",
      "  This operation -- was swiftly executed because -- the fresh ice\n",
      "  the fresh ice -- was still -- thin\n",
      "\n",
      "The main ballast tanks were filled with the water that had not yet congealed at our line of flotation .\n",
      "  The main ballast tanks -- were filled with -- the water\n",
      "  the water -- had not yet congealed at our line of -- flotation\n",
      "\n",
      "The Nautilus submerged without delay .\n",
      "  The Nautilus -- submerged without -- delay\n",
      "\n",
      "The needle on the pressure gauge swerved over its dial .\n",
      "  the pressure gauge -- swerved over -- dial\n",
      "\n",
      "About 300 meters down , just as Captain Nemo had predicted , we cruised beneath the undulating surface of the Ice Bank .\n",
      "  meters -- Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "  Nemo -- had predicted -- we\n",
      "  the undulating -- surface of -- the Ice Bank\n",
      "\n",
      "At the surface this water gave a temperature of - 12 degrees centigrade , but now it gave no more than - 10 degrees .\n",
      "  this water -- gave a temperature of -- degrees centigrade\n",
      "  degrees centigrade -- now -- degrees\n",
      "  degrees centigrade -- gave no more than -- degrees\n",
      "\n",
      "Thanks to its heating equipment , the Nautilu 's temperature , needless to say , stayed at a much higher degree .\n",
      "  temperature -- say -- higher degree\n",
      "  temperature -- stayed at -- higher degree\n",
      "\n",
      "\" With all due respect to master , \" Conseil told me , \" we will pass it by . \"\n",
      "  Conseil -- told -- we\n",
      "\n",
      "Now in open water , the Nautilus took a direct course to the pole without veering from the 52nd meridian .\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- took -- a direct course\n",
      "\n",
      "From 67 degrees 30 ' to 90 degrees , twenty - two and a half degrees of latitude were left to cross , in other words , slightly more than 500 leagues .\n",
      "  latitude -- were left -- cross\n",
      "\n",
      "The Nautilus adopted an average speed of twenty - six miles per hour , the speed of an express train .\n",
      "  The Nautilus -- adopted an average speed of -- twenty\n",
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      "If it kept up this pace , forty hours would do it for reaching the pole .\n",
      "  forty hours -- do it for reaching -- the pole\n",
      "\n",
      "For part of the night , the novelty of our circumstances kept Conseil and me at the lounge window .\n",
      "  the novelty -- our -- circumstances\n",
      "  circumstances -- kept -- Conseil\n",
      "  Conseil -- me at -- the lounge window\n",
      "\n",
      "The sea was lit by our beaco 's electric rays .\n",
      "  The sea -- was lit by our -- beaco\n",
      "\n",
      "Fish did not linger in these imprisoned waters .\n",
      "  Fish -- did not linger in -- waters\n",
      "  linger -- imprisoned -- waters\n",
      "\n",
      "Here they found merely a passageway for going from the Antarctic Ocean to open sea at the pole .\n",
      "  the Antarctic Ocean -- open sea at -- the pole\n",
      "\n",
      "Our progress was swift .\n",
      "  progress -- was -- swift\n",
      "\n",
      "Near two o'clock in the morning , I went to snatch a few hours of sleep .\n",
      "  the morning -- I went -- a few hours\n",
      "\n",
      "Conseil did likewise .\n",
      "  Conseil -- did -- likewise\n",
      "\n",
      "I did not encounter Captain Nemo while going down the gangways .\n",
      "  encounter -- Captain Nemo while going down -- the gangways\n",
      "\n",
      "The next day , March 19 , at five o'clock in the morning , I was back at my post in the lounge .\n",
      "  the morning -- I was back at my post in -- the lounge\n",
      "\n",
      "The electric log indicated that the Nautilus had reduced speed .\n",
      "  The electric log -- indicated that -- the Nautilus\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- had reduced -- speed\n",
      "\n",
      "Would we emerge into the open and find the polar air again ?\n",
      "  we emerge -- open -- the polar air\n",
      "  we emerge -- find -- the polar air\n",
      "  the polar air -- again -- ?\n",
      "\n",
      "A jolt told me that the Nautilus had bumped the underbelly of the Ice Bank , still quite thick to judge from the hollowness of the accompanying noise .\n",
      "  A jolt -- told me that -- the Nautilus\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- had bumped the underbelly of -- the Ice Bank\n",
      "\n",
      "Indeed , we had \" struck bottom , \" to use nautical terminology , but in the opposite direction and at a depth of 3,000 feet .\n",
      "  we -- had -- bottom\n",
      "  we -- struck -- bottom\n",
      "  bottom -- use -- nautical terminology\n",
      "  direction -- depth of -- feet\n",
      "\n",
      "So the Ice Bank was higher here than we had found it on the outskirts .\n",
      "  the Ice Bank -- was higher here than -- we\n",
      "\n",
      "Several times that day , the Nautilus repeated the same experiment and always it bumped against this surface that formed a ceiling above it .\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- repeated -- the same experiment\n",
      "  the same experiment -- always it bumped against -- a ceiling\n",
      "\n",
      "At certain moments the ship encountered ice at a depth of 900 meters , denoting a thickness of 1,200 meters , of which 300 meters rose above the level of the ocean .\n",
      "  certain moments the ship -- encountered ice at -- meters\n",
      "  ice -- depth of -- meters\n",
      "  meters -- denoting a thickness of -- meters\n",
      "\n",
      "This height had tripled since the moment the Nautilus had dived beneath the waves .\n",
      "  This height -- had tripled since -- the moment the Nautilus\n",
      "  the moment the Nautilus -- had dived beneath -- the waves\n",
      "\n",
      "I meticulously noted these different depths , obtaining the underwater profile of this upside - down mountain chain that stretched beneath the sea .\n",
      "  meticulously -- noted -- these different depths\n",
      "  these different depths -- obtaining the underwater profile of -- upside -\n",
      "\n",
      "By evening there was still no improvement in our situation .\n",
      "  evening -- was still no improvement in our -- situation\n",
      "\n",
      "The ice stayed between 400 and 500 meters deep .\n",
      "  The ice -- stayed between -- meters\n",
      "\n",
      "It was obviously shrinking , but what a barrier still lay between us and the surface of the ocean !\n",
      "  obviously shrinking -- what -- us\n",
      "  obviously shrinking -- lay between -- us\n",
      "  us -- surface of -- the ocean !\n",
      "\n",
      "The air inside the Nautilus should have been renewed four hours earlier , following daily practice on board .\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- have been renewed -- hours\n",
      "  hours -- following daily practice on -- board\n",
      "\n",
      "But I did not suffer very much , although Captain Nemo had not yet made demands on the supplementary oxygen in his air tanks .\n",
      "  suffer -- Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "  Nemo -- had not -- demands\n",
      "  Nemo -- made demands on -- the supplementary oxygen\n",
      "\n",
      "That night my sleep was fitful .\n",
      "  That night -- my sleep was -- fitful\n",
      "\n",
      "Hope and fear besieged me by turns .\n",
      "  fear besieged -- me by -- turns\n",
      "\n",
      "The Nautilus continued groping .\n",
      "  The Nautilus -- continued -- groping\n",
      "\n",
      "Near three o'clock in the morning , I observed that we encountered the Ice Ban 's underbelly at a depth of only fifty meters .\n",
      "  the morning -- I observed -- that we\n",
      "  that we -- encountered -- the Ice Ban\n",
      "  underbelly -- depth of -- meters\n",
      "\n",
      "So only 150 feet separated us from the surface of the water .\n",
      "  feet -- separated us from -- the water\n",
      "  us -- surface of -- the water\n",
      "\n",
      "Little by little the Ice Bank was turning into an ice field again .\n",
      "  the Ice Bank -- was turning into -- an ice field again\n",
      "\n",
      "The mountains were changing back into plains .\n",
      "  The mountains -- were changing back into -- plains\n",
      "\n",
      "We kept rising on a diagonal , going along this shiny surface that sparkled beneath our electric rays .\n",
      "  We -- kept rising on -- a diagonal\n",
      "  a diagonal -- going along -- this shiny\n",
      "  this shiny -- surface -- that sparkled\n",
      "  that sparkled -- our -- electric rays\n",
      "\n",
      "Above and below , the Ice Bank was subsiding in long gradients .\n",
      "  the Ice Bank -- was subsiding in -- long gradients\n",
      "\n",
      "Mile after mile it was growing thinner .\n",
      "  Mile -- was growing -- thinner\n",
      "\n",
      "CHAPTER 14 The South Pole I RUSHED UP onto the platform .\n",
      "  The South Pole -- I RUSHED UP onto -- the platform\n",
      "\n",
      "Barely a few sparse floes , some moving icebergs ; a sea stretching into the distance ; hosts of birds in the air and myriads of fish under the waters , which varied from intense blue to olive green depending on the depth .\n",
      "  a few sparse floes -- moving -- icebergs\n",
      "  the waters -- varied from -- olive green depending\n",
      "\n",
      "The thermometer marked 3 degrees centigrade .\n",
      "  The thermometer -- marked -- degrees centigrade\n",
      "\n",
      "It was as if a comparative springtime had been locked up behind that Ice Bank , whose distant masses were outlined on the northern horizon .\n",
      "  a comparative springtime -- had been locked up behind -- that Ice Bank\n",
      "  whose distant masses -- were outlined on -- the northern horizon\n",
      "\n",
      "I asked the captain , my heart pounding .\n",
      "  the captain -- my -- heart pounding\n",
      "\n",
      "At noon we will fix our position . \"\n",
      "  noon we -- fix our -- position\n",
      "\n",
      "\" No matter how faintly it shines , it will be enough for me , \" the captain replied .\n",
      "  No matter -- how faintly -- shines\n",
      "  shines -- be enough for -- replied\n",
      "  shines -- captain -- replied\n",
      "\n",
      "We proceeded toward it , but cautiously , because this sea could have been strewn with reefs .\n",
      "  this sea -- have been strewn with -- reefs\n",
      "\n",
      "In an hour we had reached the islet .\n",
      "  an hour we -- had reached -- the islet\n",
      "\n",
      "Two hours later we had completed a full circle around it .\n",
      "  hours -- later -- we\n",
      "\n",
      "A narrow channel separated it from a considerable shore , perhaps a continent whose limits we could not see .\n",
      "  A narrow channel -- separated it from -- a considerable shore\n",
      "  a considerable shore -- perhaps -- a continent whose limits we\n",
      "\n",
      "The existence of this shore seemed to bear out Commander Maur 's hypotheses .\n",
      "  this shore -- seemed -- bear\n",
      "\n",
      "In essence , this ingenious American has noted that between the South Pole and the 60th parallel , the sea is covered with floating ice of dimensions much greater than any found in the north Atlantic .\n",
      "  this ingenious American -- has noted that -- the South Pole\n",
      "  the sea -- is covered with -- floating ice\n",
      "  greater -- found in -- the north Atlantic\n",
      "\n",
      "From this fact he drew the conclusion that the Antarctic Circle must contain considerable shores , since icebergs can not form on the high seas but only along coastlines .\n",
      "  the Antarctic Circle -- contain -- considerable shores\n",
      "\n",
      "According to his calculations , this frozen mass enclosing the southernmost pole forms a vast ice cap whose width must reach 4,000 kilometers .\n",
      "  this frozen mass -- enclosing -- the southernmost pole\n",
      "  the southernmost pole -- forms -- a vast ice cap whose width\n",
      "\n",
      "Meanwhile , to avoid running aground , the Nautilus halted three cable lengths from a strand crowned by superb piles of rocks .\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- halted -- cable lengths\n",
      "\n",
      "The skiff was launched to sea .\n",
      "  The skiff -- was launched -- sea\n",
      "\n",
      "Two crewmen carrying instruments , the captain , Conseil , and I were on board .\n",
      "  crewmen -- carrying -- instruments\n",
      "  Conseil -- I were on -- board\n",
      "\n",
      "No doubt , in the presence of the South Pole , the Canadian hated having to eat his words .\n",
      "  the South Pole -- hated having -- words\n",
      "  the South Pole -- eat -- words\n",
      "\n",
      "A few strokes of the oar brought the skiff to the sand , where it ran aground .\n",
      "  the oar -- brought -- the skiff\n",
      "  the sand -- ran -- aground\n",
      "\n",
      "Just as Conseil was about to jump ashore , I held him back .\n",
      "  Conseil -- was about -- ashore\n",
      "  Conseil -- jump -- ashore\n",
      "  ashore -- I held -- back\n",
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      "\" Sir , \" I told Captain Nemo , \" to you belongs the honor of first setting foot on this shore . \"\n",
      "  Sir -- I told Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "  Nemo -- you belongs -- foot\n",
      "  Nemo -- honor of -- foot\n",
      "  Nemo -- setting foot on -- this shore\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Yes , sir , \" the captain replied , \" and if I have no hesitation in treading this polar soil , it is because no human being until now has left a footprint here . \"\n",
      "  sir -- captain -- replied\n",
      "  replied -- I have no hesitation in treading -- this polar soil\n",
      "  this polar soil -- is because -- no human\n",
      "  no human -- being until now has left -- a footprint here\n",
      "\n",
      "He scaled an overhanging rock that ended in a small promontory and there , mute and motionless , with crossed arms and blazing eyes , he seemed to be laying claim to these southernmost regions .\n",
      "  arms -- blazing eyes -- these southernmost regions\n",
      "  arms -- seemed -- these southernmost regions\n",
      "  arms -- be laying claim -- these southernmost regions\n",
      "\n",
      "After spending five minutes in this trance , he turned to us .\n",
      "  this trance -- turned -- us\n",
      "\n",
      "I got out , Conseil at my heels , leaving the two men in the skiff .\n",
      "  Conseil -- my -- heels\n",
      "  heels -- leaving -- men\n",
      "\n",
      "Over an extensive area , the soil consisted of that igneous gravel called \" tuff , \" reddish in color as if made from crushed bricks .\n",
      "  that igneous gravel -- called -- tuff\n",
      "  color -- made from -- crushed bricks\n",
      "\n",
      "The ground was covered with slag , lava flows , and pumice stones .\n",
      "  The ground -- was covered with -- slag\n",
      "\n",
      "Its volcanic origin was unmistakable .\n",
      "  volcanic origin -- was -- unmistakable\n",
      "\n",
      "In certain localities thin smoke holes gave off a sulfurous odor , showing that the inner fires still kept their wide - ranging power .\n",
      "  certain localities thin smoke holes -- gave off -- a sulfurous odor\n",
      "  showing -- kept their wide - -- power\n",
      "\n",
      "Nevertheless , when I scaled a high escarpment , I could see no volcanoes within a radius of several miles .\n",
      "  Nevertheless -- I scaled -- a high escarpment\n",
      "  a high escarpment -- I -- no volcanoes\n",
      "\n",
      "In these Antarctic districts , as is well known , Sir James Clark Ross had found the craters of Mt .\n",
      "  these Antarctic districts -- is well known -- James Clark Ross\n",
      "  James Clark Ross -- had found the craters of -- Mt\n",
      "\n",
      "Terror in fully active condition on the 167th meridian at latitude 77 degrees 32'. The vegetation on this desolate continent struck me as quite limited .\n",
      "  the 167th meridian -- 32'. The vegetation on -- this desolate continent\n",
      "  this desolate continent -- struck me as -- limited\n",
      "\n",
      "The whole meager flora of this region consisted of certain microscopic buds , rudimentary diatoms made up of a type of cell positioned between two quartz - rich shells , plus long purple and crimson fucus plants , buoyed by small air bladders and washed up on the coast by the surf .\n",
      "  rudimentary diatoms -- made up of -- a type\n",
      "  cell -- positioned between -- quartz\n",
      "  crimson fucus plants -- buoyed by -- small air bladders\n",
      "\n",
      "The beach was strewn with mollusks :\n",
      "  The beach -- was strewn with -- mollusks :\n",
      "\n",
      "small mussels , limpets , smooth heart - shaped cockles , and especially some sea butterflies with oblong , membrane - filled bodies whose heads are formed from two rounded lobes .\n",
      "  membrane -- filled -- bodies whose heads\n",
      "  bodies whose heads -- are formed from -- lobes\n",
      "\n",
      "I also saw myriads of those northernmost sea butterflies three centimeters long , which a baleen whale can swallow by the thousands in one gulp .\n",
      "  centimeters long -- which -- a baleen whale\n",
      "\n",
      "The open waters at the shoreline were alive with these delightful pteropods , true butterflies of the sea .\n",
      "  waters -- were alive with -- these delightful pteropods\n",
      "\n",
      "Among other zoophytes present in these shallows , there were a few coral tree forms that , according to Sir James Clark Ross , live in these Antarctic seas at depths as great as 1,000 meters ; then small alcyon coral belonging to the species Procellaria pelagica , also a large number of starfish unique to these climes , plus some feather stars spangling the sand .\n",
      "  these shallows -- were -- a few coral tree forms that\n",
      "  meters -- then -- small alcyon coral belonging\n",
      "  plus -- spangling -- the sand\n",
      "\n",
      "There various species of birds flew and fluttered by the thousands , deafening us with their calls .\n",
      "  birds -- flew -- the thousands\n",
      "\n",
      "Crowding the rocks , other fowl watched without fear as we passed and pressed familiarly against our feet .\n",
      "  other fowl -- watched without -- fear\n",
      "  we -- passed -- familiarly\n",
      "  we -- pressed familiarly against our -- feet\n",
      "\n",
      "These were auks , as agile and supple in water , where they are sometimes mistaken for fast bonito , as they are clumsy and heavy on land .\n",
      "  water -- are sometimes mistaken for -- fast bonito\n",
      "  fast bonito -- are -- clumsy\n",
      "\n",
      "They uttered outlandish calls and participated in numerous public assemblies that featured much noise but little action .\n",
      "  uttered -- calls -- numerous public assemblies that featured\n",
      "  uttered -- participated in -- numerous public assemblies that featured\n",
      "\n",
      "Among other fowl I noted some sheathbills from the wading - bird family , the size of pigeons , white in color , the beak short and conical , the eyes framed by red circles .\n",
      "  other fowl -- I noted some sheathbills from -- the wading\n",
      "  conical -- framed by -- red circles\n",
      "\n",
      "Conseil laid in a supply of them , because when they're properly cooked , these winged creatures make a pleasant dish .\n",
      "  Conseil -- laid in -- a supply\n",
      "  they're -- properly cooked -- these winged creatures\n",
      "  these winged creatures -- make -- a pleasant dish\n",
      "\n",
      "In the air there passed sooty albatross with four - meter wingspans , birds aptly dubbed \" vultures of the ocean , \" also gigantic petrels including several with arching wings , enthusiastic eaters of seal that are known as quebrantahuesos , * and cape pigeons , a sort of small duck , the tops of their bodies black and white - in short , a whole series of petrels , some whitish with wings trimmed in brown , others blue and exclusive to these Antarctic seas , the former \" so oily , \" I told Conseil , \" that inhabitants of the Faroe Islands simply fit the bird with a wick , then light it up .\n",
      "  the air -- passed sooty albatross with -- meter wingspans\n",
      "  birds aptly -- dubbed -- vultures\n",
      "  gigantic petrels -- including several with -- arching wings\n",
      "  seal -- are known as -- quebrantahuesos\n",
      "  wings -- trimmed in -- brown\n",
      "  oily -- I told -- Conseil\n",
      "  the Faroe Islands -- simply fit the bird with -- a wick\n",
      "\n",
      "With that minor addition , \" Conseil replied , \" these fowl would make perfect lamps !\n",
      "  these fowl -- make -- !\n",
      "\n",
      "After this , we should insist that nature equip them with wicks in advance !\n",
      "  that nature equip -- them with -- wicks\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Half a mile farther on , the ground was completely riddled with penguin nests , egg - laying burrows from which numerous birds emerged .\n",
      "  the ground -- was completely riddled with -- nests\n",
      "  egg - -- laying burrows from -- which numerous birds emerged\n",
      "\n",
      "Later Captain Nemo had hundreds of them hunted because their black flesh is highly edible .\n",
      "  Nemo -- had hundreds of -- black flesh\n",
      "  Nemo -- hunted because -- black flesh\n",
      "\n",
      "The size of a goose with slate - colored bodies , white undersides , and lemon - colored neck bands , these animals let themselves be stoned to death without making any effort to get away .\n",
      "  these animals -- let themselves be stoned -- death\n",
      "  death -- making -- any effort\n",
      "\n",
      "Meanwhile the mists did not clear , and by eleven o'clock the sun still had not made an appearance .\n",
      "  the mists -- did not -- clear\n",
      "  clear -- o'clock -- the sun\n",
      "  the sun -- had not made -- an appearance\n",
      "\n",
      "Without it , no sights were possible .\n",
      "  no sights -- were -- possible\n",
      "\n",
      "Then how could we tell whether we had reached the pole ?\n",
      "  we -- had reached -- the pole ?\n",
      "\n",
      "When I rejoined Captain Nemo , I found him leaning silently against a piece of rock and staring at the sky .\n",
      "  Nemo -- I found -- leaning\n",
      "  leaning -- silently against -- rock\n",
      "\n",
      "But what could we do ?\n",
      "  we -- do -- ?\n",
      "\n",
      "This daring and powerful man could not control the sun as he did the sea .\n",
      "  powerful man -- control the sun as -- the sea\n",
      "  the sun -- did -- the sea\n",
      "\n",
      "Noon arrived without the orb of day appearing for a single instant .\n",
      "  day -- appearing for -- a single instant\n",
      "\n",
      "You could not even find its hiding place behind the curtain of mist .\n",
      "  even -- find -- place\n",
      "  even -- hiding place behind -- the curtain\n",
      "\n",
      "And soon this mist began to condense into snow .\n",
      "  this mist -- began -- condense\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Until tomorrow , \" the captain said simply ; and we went back to the Nautilus , amid flurries in the air .\n",
      "  tomorrow -- captain said simply -- we\n",
      "  we -- went back -- the Nautilus\n",
      "\n",
      "During our absence the nets had been spread , and I observed with fascination the fish just hauled on board .\n",
      "  the nets -- had been -- spread\n",
      "  spread -- I observed with fascination -- the fish\n",
      "  the fish -- hauled on -- board\n",
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      "The Antarctic seas serve as a refuge for an extremely large number of migratory fish that flee from storms in the subpolar zones , in truth only to slide down the gullets of porpoises and seals .\n",
      "  The Antarctic -- serve as -- a refuge\n",
      "  migratory fish -- flee from -- storms\n",
      "  the subpolar zones -- truth only -- slide\n",
      "\n",
      "I noted some one - decimeter southern bullhead , a species of whitish cartilaginous fish overrun with bluish gray stripes and armed with stings , then some Antarctic rabbitfish three feet long , the body very slender , the skin a smooth silver white , the head rounded , the topside furnished with three fins , the snout ending in a trunk that curved back toward the mouth .\n",
      "  whitish cartilaginous fish -- overrun with -- bluish\n",
      "  stings -- then -- some Antarctic rabbitfish\n",
      "  the body very slender -- skin -- a smooth silver white\n",
      "\n",
      "I sampled its flesh but found it tasteless , despite Consei 's views , which were largely approving .\n",
      "  flesh -- found -- tasteless\n",
      "  views -- were largely -- approving\n",
      "\n",
      "It was impossible to stay on the platform .\n",
      "  impossible -- stay on -- the platform\n",
      "\n",
      "From the lounge , where I was writing up the incidents of this excursion to the polar continent , I could hear the calls of petrel and albatross cavorting in the midst of the turmoil .\n",
      "  the lounge -- I was writing up the incidents of -- this excursion\n",
      "  the polar continent -- I -- petrel\n",
      "  the polar continent -- calls of -- petrel\n",
      "  albatross cavorting -- midst of -- the turmoil\n",
      "\n",
      "The Nautilus did not stay idle , and cruising along the coast , it advanced some ten miles farther south amid the half light left by the sun as it skimmed the edge of the horizon .\n",
      "  The Nautilus -- did not stay -- idle\n",
      "  the coast -- advanced -- miles\n",
      "  the half light -- left by -- the sun\n",
      "  the sun -- skimmed the edge of -- the horizon\n",
      "\n",
      "The next day , March 20 , it stopped snowing .\n",
      "  March -- stopped -- snowing\n",
      "\n",
      "The thermometer marked - 2 degrees centigrade .\n",
      "  The thermometer -- marked - -- degrees centigrade\n",
      "\n",
      "The mist had cleared , and on that day I hoped our noon sights could be accomplished .\n",
      "  The mist -- had cleared -- that day\n",
      "  that day -- I hoped our -- noon sights\n",
      "\n",
      "Since Captain Nemo had not yet appeared , only Conseil and I were taken ashore by the skiff .\n",
      "  Nemo -- had not -- Conseil\n",
      "  Nemo -- appeared -- Conseil\n",
      "  Conseil -- I were taken ashore by -- the skiff\n",
      "\n",
      "The soi 's nature was still the same :\n",
      "  nature -- was still -- the same :\n",
      "\n",
      "Traces of lava , slag , and basaltic rock were everywhere , but I could not find the crater that had vomited them up .\n",
      "  basaltic rock -- were -- everywhere\n",
      "  everywhere -- I -- the crater\n",
      "\n",
      "There as yonder , myriads of birds enlivened this part of the polar continent .\n",
      "  birds -- enlivened this part of -- the polar continent\n",
      "\n",
      "But they had to share their dominion with huge herds of marine mammals that looked at us with gentle eyes .\n",
      "  huge herds -- looked at -- us\n",
      "\n",
      "These were seals of various species , some stretched out on the ground , others lying on drifting ice floes , several leaving or reentering the sea .\n",
      "  drifting ice floes -- several leaving -- the sea\n",
      "  drifting ice floes -- reentering -- the sea\n",
      "\n",
      "Having never dealt with man , they did not run off at our approach , and I counted enough of them thereabouts to provision a couple hundred ships .\n",
      "  man -- did not run off at our -- approach\n",
      "  approach -- I counted enough of -- thereabouts\n",
      "  thereabouts -- provision -- ships\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Ye gods , \" Conseil said , \" it is fortunate that Ned Land did not come with us ! \"\n",
      "  Conseil -- said -- that Ned Land\n",
      "  Conseil -- is fortunate -- that Ned Land\n",
      "  that Ned Land -- did not come with -- us !\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Because that madcap hunter would kill every animal here . \"\n",
      "  that madcap hunter -- kill -- every animal here\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Every animal may be overstating it , but in truth I doubt we could keep our Canadian friend from harpooning some of these magnificent cetaceans .\n",
      "  Every animal -- be overstating -- truth\n",
      "  truth -- I -- doubt we\n",
      "  doubt we -- keep our Canadian friend from harpooning some of -- these magnificent cetaceans\n",
      "\n",
      "Which would be an affront to Captain Nemo , since he hates to slay harmless beasts needlessly . \"\n",
      "  Nemo -- hates -- slay harmless beasts\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Master is well aware , \" Conseil replied , \" that I am not seasoned in practical application .\n",
      "  Master -- is well -- aware\n",
      "  Conseil replied -- I am not seasoned in -- practical application\n",
      "\n",
      "When master has told me these animals ' names . \"\n",
      "  master -- has told me -- these animals\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Two genera , \" our scholarly Conseil hastened to say , \" that belong to the family Pinnipedia , order Carnivora , group Unguiculata , subclass Monodelphia , class Mammalia , branch Vertebrata . \"\n",
      "  genera -- our -- scholarly Conseil hastened\n",
      "  scholarly Conseil hastened -- say -- that belong\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Very nice , Conseil , \" I replied , \" but these two genera of seals and walruses are each divided into species , and if I am not mistaken , we now have a chance to actually look at them .\n",
      "  Conseil -- I -- replied\n",
      "  walruses -- are -- species\n",
      "  walruses -- divided into -- species\n",
      "  species -- I am not mistaken -- we\n",
      "  we -- now have -- look\n",
      "  we -- chance -- look\n",
      "\n",
      "We had four hours to ourselves before the sun could be productively observed .\n",
      "  We -- had -- hours\n",
      "  hours -- ourselves before -- the sun\n",
      "  the sun -- be -- productively\n",
      "\n",
      "I guided our steps toward a huge bay that made a crescent - shaped incision in the granite cliffs along the beach .\n",
      "  a huge bay -- made a crescent - -- incision\n",
      "\n",
      "There , all about us , I swear that the shores and ice floes were crowded with marine mammals as far as the eye could see , and I involuntarily looked around for old Proteus , that mythological shepherd who guarded King Neptun 's immense flocks .\n",
      "  us -- I swear that -- the shores\n",
      "  ice floes -- were crowded with -- see\n",
      "  crowded -- far as -- see\n",
      "  see -- I -- around\n",
      "  see -- looked around for -- old Proteus\n",
      "\n",
      "To be specific , these were seals .\n",
      "  specific -- were -- seals\n",
      "\n",
      "When these mammals wanted to relocate , they moved in little jumps made by contracting their bodies , clumsily helped by their imperfectly developed flippers , which , as with their manatee relatives , form actual forearms .\n",
      "  clumsily -- helped by -- imperfectly\n",
      "  imperfectly -- developed -- flippers\n",
      "  manatee relatives -- form -- actual forearms\n",
      "\n",
      "In the water , their ideal element , I must say these animals swim wonderfully thanks to their flexible backbones , narrow pelvises , close - cropped hair , and webbed feet .\n",
      "  ideal element -- I -- these animals swim wonderfully thanks\n",
      "  ideal element -- say -- these animals swim wonderfully thanks\n",
      "  narrow pelvises -- close -- -\n",
      "\n",
      "Consequently , their gentle features , their sensitive expressions equal to those of the loveliest women , their soft , limpid eyes , their charming poses , led the ancients to glorify them by metamorphosing the males into sea gods and the females into mermaids .\n",
      "  Consequently -- features -- sensitive expressions equal\n",
      "  sensitive expressions equal -- those of -- the loveliest women\n",
      "  charming poses -- led -- the ancients\n",
      "  glorify -- them by metamorphosing the males into -- sea gods\n",
      "\n",
      "I drew Consei 's attention to the considerable growth of the cerebral lobes found in these intelligent cetaceans .\n",
      "  the considerable growth -- found in -- these intelligent cetaceans\n",
      "\n",
      "No mammal except man has more abundant cerebral matter .\n",
      "  No mammal except man -- has -- more abundant cerebral matter\n",
      "\n",
      "Accordingly , seals are quite capable of being educated ; they make good pets , and together with certain other naturalists , I think these animals can be properly trained to perform yeoman service as hunting dogs for fishermen .\n",
      "  seals -- are -- good pets\n",
      "  seals -- capable of being -- good pets\n",
      "  seals -- make -- good pets\n",
      "  good pets -- together with -- certain other naturalists\n",
      "  certain other naturalists -- I think -- these animals\n",
      "  these animals -- be properly trained -- yeoman service\n",
      "  these animals -- perform yeoman service as -- hunting dogs\n",
      "\n",
      "Most of these seals were sleeping on the rocks or the sand .\n",
      "  these seals -- were sleeping on -- the rocks\n",
      "\n",
      "Among those properly termed seals - which have no external ears , unlike sea lions whose ears protrude - I observed several varieties of the species stenorhynchus , three meters long , with white hair , bulldog heads , and armed with ten teeth in each jaw :\n",
      "  termed seals -- have -- no external ears\n",
      "  unlike sea lions whose ears protrude - -- I observed several varieties of -- the species stenorhynchus\n",
      "  armed -- teeth in -- :\n",
      "  armed -- jaw -- :\n",
      "\n",
      "four incisors in both the upper and lower , plus two big canines shaped like the fleur - de - lis .\n",
      "  incisors -- both -- the upper\n",
      "  big canines -- shaped like -- the fleur\n",
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      "Among them slithered some sea elephants , a type of seal with a short , flexible trunk ; these are the giants of the species , with a circumference of twenty feet and a length of ten meters .\n",
      "  flexible trunk -- are the giants of -- the species\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Only if they're attacked , \" I replied . \"\n",
      "  they're -- attacked -- replied\n",
      "  they're -- I -- replied\n",
      "\n",
      "But when these giant seals defend their little ones , their fury is dreadful , and it is not rare for them to smash a fisherma 's longboat to bits . \"\n",
      "  these giant seals -- defend -- little ones\n",
      "  fury -- is -- dreadful\n",
      "  dreadful -- is not rare for them -- a fisherma\n",
      "  dreadful -- smash -- a fisherma\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Two miles farther on , we were stopped by a promontory that screened the bay from southerly winds .\n",
      "  we -- were stopped by -- a promontory\n",
      "  a promontory -- screened the bay from -- southerly\n",
      "\n",
      "From beyond this ridge there came fearsome bellows , such as a herd of cattle might produce .\n",
      "  this ridge -- came -- fearsome bellows\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Gracious , \" Conseil put in , \" a choir of bulls ? \"\n",
      "  Conseil -- put in -- a choir\n",
      "\n",
      "\" With all due respect to master , this we must see . \"\n",
      "  this we -- must -- see\n",
      "\n",
      "And there we were , climbing these blackish rocks amid sudden landslides and over stones slippery with ice .\n",
      "  we -- were -- these blackish rocks amid sudden landslides\n",
      "\n",
      "More than once I took a tumble at the expense of my backside .\n",
      "  the expense -- my -- backside\n",
      "\n",
      "Conseil , more cautious or more stable , barely faltered and would help me up , saying :\n",
      "  Conseil -- barely -- faltered\n",
      "  faltered -- help me up -- :\n",
      "  faltered -- saying -- :\n",
      "\n",
      "\" If maste 's legs would kindly adopt a wider stance , master will keep his balance . \"\n",
      "  kindly -- adopt -- a wider stance\n",
      "  master -- keep -- balance\n",
      "\n",
      "Arriving at the topmost ridge of this promontory , I could see vast white plains covered with walruses .\n",
      "  this promontory -- I -- see vast white plains\n",
      "  see vast white plains -- covered with -- walruses\n",
      "\n",
      "Made of solid ivory , without striations , harder than elephant tusks , and less prone to yellowing , these teeth are in great demand .\n",
      "  yellowing -- teeth are in -- great demand\n",
      "\n",
      "Accordingly , walruses are the victims of a mindless hunting that soon will destroy them all , since their hunters indiscriminately slaughter pregnant females and youngsters , and over 4,000 individuals are destroyed annually .\n",
      "  walruses -- are the victims of -- a mindless hunting\n",
      "  a mindless hunting -- destroy them -- hunters\n",
      "  slaughter -- pregnant -- females\n",
      "  individuals -- are destroyed -- annually\n",
      "\n",
      "Passing near these unusual animals , I could examine them at my leisure since they did not stir .\n",
      "  these unusual animals -- I -- leisure\n",
      "  these unusual animals -- them at my leisure since -- stir\n",
      "  leisure -- did not -- stir\n",
      "\n",
      "Their hides were rough and heavy , a tan color leaning toward a reddish brown ; their coats were short and less than abundant .\n",
      "  coats -- were -- short\n",
      "\n",
      "More tranquil and less fearful than their northern relatives , they posted no sentinels on guard duty at the approaches to their campsite .\n",
      "  northern relatives -- posted no sentinels on -- guard duty\n",
      "\n",
      "It was eleven o'clock , and if Captain Nemo found conditions favorable for taking his sights , I wanted to be present at the operation .\n",
      "  o'clock -- Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "  Nemo -- found conditions favorable for taking -- sights\n",
      "  sights -- I wanted -- present\n",
      "  sights -- be present at -- the operation\n",
      "\n",
      "But I held no hopes that the sun would make an appearance that day .\n",
      "  the sun -- make -- an appearance that day\n",
      "\n",
      "It was hidden from our eyes by clouds squeezed together on the horizon .\n",
      "  hidden -- together on -- the horizon\n",
      "\n",
      "Apparently the jealous orb did not want to reveal this inaccessible spot on the globe to any human being .\n",
      "  the jealous orb -- did not want -- this inaccessible spot\n",
      "  the jealous orb -- reveal this inaccessible spot on -- the globe\n",
      "\n",
      "We went along a steep , narrow path that ran over the clif 's summit .\n",
      "  We -- went along -- narrow path\n",
      "  narrow path -- ran over -- the clif\n",
      "\n",
      "By 11:30 we had arrived at our landing place .\n",
      "  11:30 we -- had arrived at our -- landing place\n",
      "\n",
      "The beached skiff had brought the captain ashore .\n",
      "  The beached skiff -- had brought -- ashore\n",
      "  The beached skiff -- captain -- ashore\n",
      "\n",
      "His eyes were focused on the northern horizon , along which the sun was sweeping in its extended arc .\n",
      "  the northern horizon -- which -- the sun\n",
      "  the sun -- was sweeping in -- arc\n",
      "\n",
      "Noon arrived , and just as on the day before , the sun did not put in an appearance .\n",
      "  the sun -- did not put in -- an appearance\n",
      "\n",
      "Our noon sights were still lacking .\n",
      "  noon sights -- were still -- lacking\n",
      "\n",
      "If we could not obtain them tomorrow , we would finally have to give up any hope of fixing our position .\n",
      "  we -- obtain -- tomorrow\n",
      "  we -- have -- any hope\n",
      "  we -- give up any hope of fixing our -- position\n",
      "\n",
      "In essence , it was precisely March 20. Tomorrow , the 21st , was the day of the equinox ; the sun would disappear below the horizon for six months not counting refraction , and after its disappearance the long polar night would begin .\n",
      "  essence -- was -- precisely March 20. Tomorrow\n",
      "  the 21st -- was the day of -- the equinox\n",
      "\n",
      "Following the September equinox , the sun had emerged above the northerly horizon , rising in long spirals until December 21. At that time , the summer solstice of these southernmost districts , the sun had started back down , and tomorrow it would cast its last rays .\n",
      "  the sun -- had emerged above -- the northerly horizon\n",
      "  the northerly horizon -- rising in -- long spirals\n",
      "  the sun -- had started back down -- tomorrow\n",
      "  tomorrow -- cast -- last rays\n",
      "\n",
      "I shared my thoughts and fears with Captain Nemo .\n",
      "  fears -- Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "\n",
      "If I can not take the su 's altitude tomorrow , I wo not be able to try again for another six months .\n",
      "  altitude tomorrow -- I wo -- months\n",
      "  altitude tomorrow -- be able -- months\n",
      "  altitude tomorrow -- try again for -- months\n",
      "\n",
      "But precisely because sailors ' luck has led me into these seas on March 21 , it will be easy to get our bearings if the noonday sun does appear before our eyes . \"\n",
      "  luck -- has led me into -- these seas\n",
      "  March -- be -- easy\n",
      "  easy -- get our bearings if -- the noonday sun\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Why easy , captain ? \"\n",
      "  easy -- captain -- ?\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Because when the orb of day sweeps in such long spirals , it is difficult to measure its exact altitude above the horizon , and our instruments are open to committing serious errors . \"\n",
      "  such long spirals -- is -- exact altitude\n",
      "  such long spirals -- measure its exact altitude above -- the horizon\n",
      "  the horizon -- our -- instruments\n",
      "  instruments -- are open -- serious errors\n",
      "  instruments -- committing -- serious errors\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Then what can you do ? \"\n",
      "  what -- you do -- ?\n",
      "\n",
      "\" I use only my chronometer , \" Captain Nemo answered me . \"\n",
      "  chronometer -- Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "\n",
      "At noon tomorrow , March 21 , if , after accounting for refraction , the su 's disk is cut exactly in half by the northern horizon , that will mean I am at the South Pole . \"\n",
      "  disk -- is cut exactly in -- half\n",
      "  the northern horizon -- I am at -- the South Pole\n",
      "\n",
      "Nevertheless , it is not mathematically exact proof , because the equinox need not fall precisely at noon . \"\n",
      "  Nevertheless -- is not -- exact proof\n",
      "  the equinox -- need not fall precisely at -- noon\n",
      "\n",
      "\" No doubt , sir , but the error will be under 100 meters , and that is close enough for us .\n",
      "  sir -- error -- meters\n",
      "  sir -- be under -- meters\n",
      "  meters -- is close enough for -- us\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Captain Nemo went back on board .\n",
      "  Nemo -- went back on -- board\n",
      "\n",
      "Conseil and I stayed behind until five o'clock , surveying the beach , observing and studying .\n",
      "  Conseil -- I stayed behind until -- o'clock\n",
      "  o'clock -- surveying -- the beach\n",
      "\n",
      "The only unusual object I picked up was an au 's egg of remarkable size , for which a collector would have paid more than 1,000 francs .\n",
      "  remarkable size -- which -- a collector\n",
      "\n",
      "Its cream - colored tint , plus the streaks and markings that decorated it like so many hieroglyphics , made it a rare trinket .\n",
      "  markings -- decorated it like -- many hieroglyphics\n",
      "  many hieroglyphics -- made -- a rare trinket\n",
      "\n",
      "I placed it in Consei 's hands , and holding it like precious porcelain from China , that cautious , sure - footed lad got it back to the Nautilus in one piece .\n",
      "  hands -- holding it like -- precious porcelain\n",
      "  footed lad -- got -- the Nautilus\n",
      "  footed lad -- back -- the Nautilus\n",
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      "I ate supper , feasting with appetite on an excellent piece of seal liver whose flavor reminded me of pork .\n",
      "  seal liver whose flavor -- reminded me of -- pork\n",
      "\n",
      "The next day , March 21 , bright and early at five o'clock in the morning , I climbed onto the platform .\n",
      "  the morning -- I climbed onto -- the platform\n",
      "\n",
      "After breakfast we will make our way ashore and choose an observation post .\n",
      "  breakfast we -- make our -- way ashore\n",
      "  way ashore -- choose -- an observation post\n",
      "\n",
      "\" This issue settled , I went to find Ned Land .\n",
      "  This issue -- settled -- Ned Land\n",
      "  This issue -- I went -- Ned Land\n",
      "  This issue -- find -- Ned Land\n",
      "\n",
      "The obstinate Canadian refused , and I could clearly see that his tight - lipped mood and his bad temper were growing by the day .\n",
      "  lipped mood -- were growing by -- the day\n",
      "\n",
      "In truth , there were too many seals ashore , and it would never do to expose this impulsive fisherman to such temptations .\n",
      "  truth -- were too -- many seals ashore\n",
      "  many seals ashore -- never do -- this impulsive fisherman\n",
      "  many seals ashore -- expose -- this impulsive fisherman\n",
      "\n",
      "Breakfast over , I made my way ashore .\n",
      "  Breakfast -- I made my -- way ashore\n",
      "\n",
      "The Nautilus had gone a few more miles during the night .\n",
      "  The Nautilus -- had gone a few more miles during -- the night\n",
      "\n",
      "It lay well out , a good league from the coast , which was crowned by a sharp peak 400 to 500 meters high .\n",
      "  the coast -- was crowned by -- a sharp peak\n",
      "\n",
      "In addition to me , the skiff carried Captain Nemo , two crewmen , and the instruments - in other words , a chronometer , a spyglass , and a barometer .\n",
      "  the skiff -- carried Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "\n",
      "During our crossing I saw numerous baleen whales belonging to the three species unique to these southernmost seas :\n",
      "  crossing -- I -- numerous baleen whales belonging\n",
      "\n",
      "the bowhead whale ( or \" right whale , \" according to the English ) , which has no dorsal fin ; the humpback whale from the genus Balaenoptera ( in other words , \" winged whales \" ) , beasts with wrinkled bellies and huge whitish fins that , genus name regardless , do not yet form wings ; and the finback whale , yellowish brown , the swiftest of all cetaceans .\n",
      "  the English ) -- has -- no dorsal fin\n",
      "  genus name regardless -- do not -- form wings\n",
      "\n",
      "This powerful animal is audible from far away when it sends up towering spouts of air and steam that resemble swirls of smoke .\n",
      "  This powerful animal -- is audible from far away when it sends up -- towering spouts\n",
      "\n",
      "Herds of these different mammals were playing about in the tranquil waters , and I could easily see that this Antarctic polar basin now served as a refuge for those cetaceans too relentlessly pursued by hunters .\n",
      "  Herds -- were playing about in -- the tranquil waters\n",
      "  the tranquil waters -- I -- see\n",
      "  the tranquil waters -- easily see that -- this Antarctic polar basin\n",
      "  this Antarctic polar basin -- now served as -- a refuge\n",
      "  relentlessly -- pursued by -- hunters\n",
      "\n",
      "I also noted long , whitish strings of salps , a type of mollusk found in clusters , and some jellyfish of large size that swayed in the eddies of the billows .\n",
      "  mollusk -- found in -- clusters\n",
      "\n",
      "By nine o'clock we had pulled up to shore .\n",
      "  o'clock we -- had pulled up -- shore\n",
      "\n",
      "The sky was growing brighter .\n",
      "  The sky -- was growing -- brighter\n",
      "\n",
      "Mists were rising from the cold surface of the water .\n",
      "  Mists -- were rising from -- the water\n",
      "  Mists -- surface of -- the water\n",
      "\n",
      "Captain Nemo headed toward the peak , which he no doubt planned to make his observatory .\n",
      "  the peak -- doubt planned -- observatory\n",
      "  the peak -- make -- observatory\n",
      "\n",
      "It was an arduous climb over sharp lava and pumice stones in the midst of air often reeking with sulfurous fumes from the smoke holes .\n",
      "  pumice stones -- midst of -- air\n",
      "  air -- often reeking with -- sulfurous fumes\n",
      "\n",
      "For a man out of practice at treading land , the captain scaled the steepest slopes with a supple agility I could not equal , and which would have been envied by hunters of Pyrenees mountain goats .\n",
      "  treading land -- captain scaled the steepest slopes with -- a supple agility\n",
      "  a supple agility -- I -- equal\n",
      "  equal -- have been envied by -- hunters\n",
      "\n",
      "It took us two hours to reach the summit of this half - crystal , half - basalt peak .\n",
      "  hours -- reach the summit of -- this half\n",
      "\n",
      "From there our eyes scanned a vast sea , which scrawled its boundary line firmly against the background of the northern sky .\n",
      "  a vast sea -- scrawled -- the background\n",
      "  a vast sea -- line firmly against -- the background\n",
      "\n",
      "the su 's disk , like a ball of fire already cut into by the edge of the horizon .\n",
      "  fire -- cut into -- the edge\n",
      "\n",
      "jets of liquid rising like hundreds of magnificent bouquets .\n",
      "  jets -- rising like hundreds of -- magnificent bouquets\n",
      "\n",
      "Arriving at the summit of this peak , Captain Nemo carefully determined its elevation by means of his barometer , since he had to take this factor into account in his noon sights .\n",
      "  this peak -- Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "  Nemo -- determined its elevation by -- means\n",
      "  barometer -- had -- this factor\n",
      "  barometer -- take this factor into -- account\n",
      "\n",
      "At 11:45 the sun , by then seen only by refraction , looked like a golden disk , dispersing its last rays over this deserted continent and down to these seas not yet plowed by the ships of man .\n",
      "  the sun -- then seen only by -- refraction\n",
      "  refraction -- looked like -- a golden disk\n",
      "  a golden disk -- dispersing its last rays over -- this deserted continent\n",
      "  this deserted continent -- plowed by -- the ships\n",
      "\n",
      "Captain Nemo had brought a spyglass with a reticular eyepiece , which corrected the su 's refraction by means of a mirror , and he used it to observe the orb sinking little by little along a very extended diagonal that reached below the horizon .\n",
      "  Nemo -- had brought a spyglass with -- a reticular eyepiece\n",
      "  a reticular eyepiece -- corrected -- the su\n",
      "  a mirror -- used -- the orb\n",
      "  a mirror -- observe -- the orb\n",
      "  the orb -- sinking little by -- diagonal\n",
      "  diagonal -- reached below -- the horizon\n",
      "\n",
      "If the lower half of the su 's disk disappeared just as the chronometer said noon , we were right at the pole .\n",
      "  the chronometer -- said -- noon\n",
      "  we -- were right at -- the pole\n",
      "\n",
      "Captain Nemo replied in a solemn voice , handing me the spyglass , which showed the orb of day cut into two exactly equal parts by the horizon .\n",
      "  Nemo -- replied in -- a solemn voice\n",
      "  a solemn voice -- handing me -- the spyglass\n",
      "  the spyglass -- showed the orb of -- day\n",
      "  day -- cut into -- equal parts\n",
      "\n",
      "I stared at the last rays wreathing this peak , while shadows were gradually climbing its gradients .\n",
      "  the last rays -- wreathing -- this peak\n",
      "  this peak -- shadows were gradually climbing -- gradients\n",
      "\n",
      "Just then , resting his hand on my shoulder , Captain Nemo said to me :\n",
      "  hand -- my -- shoulder\n",
      "  shoulder -- Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "  Nemo -- said -- :\n",
      "\n",
      "\" In 1600 , sir , the Dutchman Gheritk was swept by storms and currents , reaching latitude 64 degrees south and discovering the South Shetland Islands .\n",
      "  the Dutchman Gheritk -- was swept by -- storms\n",
      "  currents -- reaching -- latitude\n",
      "  degrees south -- discovering -- the South Shetland Islands\n",
      "\n",
      "On January 17 , 1773 , the famous Captain Cook went along the 38th meridian , arriving at latitude 67 degrees 30 ' ; and on January 30 , 1774 , along the 109th meridian , he reached latitude 71 degrees 15'. In 1819 the Russian Bellinghausen lay on the 69th parallel , and in 1821 on the 66th at longitude 111 degrees west .\n",
      "  1773 -- Captain Cook went along -- the 38th meridian\n",
      "  the 38th meridian -- arriving at -- latitude\n",
      "  the 109th meridian -- reached -- degrees 15'.\n",
      "  the Russian Bellinghausen -- lay on -- the 69th parallel\n",
      "\n",
      "In 1820 the Englishman Bransfield stopped at 65 degrees .\n",
      "  the Englishman Bransfield -- stopped at -- degrees\n",
      "\n",
      "That same year the American Morrel , whose reports are dubious , went along the 42nd meridian , finding open sea at latitude 70 degrees 14'. In 1825 the Englishman Powell was unable to get beyond 62 degrees .\n",
      "  whose reports -- are -- the 42nd meridian\n",
      "  whose reports -- went along -- the 42nd meridian\n",
      "  the 42nd meridian -- finding open sea at -- degrees 14'.\n",
      "  the Englishman Powell -- was unable -- degrees\n",
      "  the Englishman Powell -- get beyond -- degrees\n",
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      "That same year a humble seal fisherman , the Englishman Weddell , went as far as latitude 72 degrees 14 ' on the 35th meridian , and as far as 74 degrees 15 ' on the 36th. In 1829 the Englishman Forster , commander of the Chanticleer , laid claim to the Antarctic continent in latitude 63 degrees 26 ' and longitude 66 degrees 26'. On February 1 , 1831 , the Englishman Biscoe discovered Enderby Land at latitude 68 degrees 50 ' , Adelaide Land at latitude 67 degrees on February 5 , 1832 , and Graham Land at latitude 64 degrees 45 ' on February 21. In 1838 the Frenchman Dumont d'Urville stopped at the Ice Bank in latitude 62 degrees 57 ' , sighting the Louis - Philippe Peninsula ; on January 21 two years later , at a new southerly position of 66 degrees 30 ' , he named the Adélie Coast and eight days later , the Clarie Coast at 64 degrees 40'. In 1838 the American Wilkes advanced as far as the 69th parallel on the 100th meridian .\n",
      "  the Englishman Weddell -- went as far as -- '\n",
      "  the 35th meridian -- far as -- '\n",
      "  the Chanticleer -- claim -- the Antarctic continent\n",
      "  the Englishman Biscoe -- discovered Enderby Land at -- '\n",
      "  the Frenchman Dumont d'Urville -- stopped at -- the Ice Bank\n",
      "  ' -- named -- the Adélie Coast\n",
      "  the American Wilkes -- far as -- the 100th meridian\n",
      "  the American Wilkes -- parallel on -- the 100th meridian\n",
      "\n",
      "In 1839 the Englishman Balleny discovered the Sabrina Coast at the edge of the polar circle .\n",
      "  the Englishman Balleny -- discovered the Sabrina Coast at -- the edge\n",
      "\n",
      "Lastly , on January 12 , 1842 , with his ships , the Erebus and the Terror , the Englishman Sir James Clark Ross found Victoria Land in latitude 70 degrees 56 ' and longitude 171 degrees 7 ' east ; on the 23rd of that same month , he reached the 74th parallel , a position denoting the Farthest South attained until then ; on the 27th he lay at 76 degrees 8 ' ; on the 28th at 77 degrees 32 ' ; on February 2 at 78 degrees 4 ' ; and late in 1842 he returned to 71 degrees but could not get beyond it .\n",
      "  James Clark Ross -- found Victoria Land in -- '\n",
      "  that same month -- reached -- parallel\n",
      "  a position -- denoting -- South\n",
      "  South -- attained until -- then\n",
      "  the 27th -- lay at -- the 28th\n",
      "  February 2 -- 1842 -- degrees\n",
      "  February 2 -- returned -- degrees\n",
      "\n",
      "In 1868 , on this 21st day of March , I myself , Captain Nemo , have reached the South Pole at 90 degrees , and I hereby claim this entire part of the globe , equal to one - sixth of the known continents . \"\n",
      "  March -- I myself -- Nemo\n",
      "  March -- Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "  Nemo -- have reached the South Pole at -- degrees\n",
      "  degrees -- I -- hereby\n",
      "  hereby -- claim this entire -- part\n",
      "  equal -- known -- continents\n",
      "\n",
      "\" In the name of which sovereign , captain ? \"\n",
      "  which sovereign -- captain -- ?\n",
      "\n",
      "So saying , Captain Nemo unfurled a black flag bearing a gold \" N \" on its quartered bunting .\n",
      "  Nemo -- unfurled -- a black flag\n",
      "  a black flag -- bearing -- a gold\n",
      "\n",
      "Then , turning toward the orb of day , whose last rays were licking at the se 's horizon :\n",
      "  Then -- turning toward -- the orb\n",
      "  whose last rays -- were licking at -- the se\n",
      "\n",
      "Retire beneath this open sea , and let six months of night spread their shadows over my new domains !\n",
      "  sea -- let -- months\n",
      "  night -- spread -- new domains !\n",
      "  night -- shadows over my -- new domains !\n",
      "\n",
      "The last gleams of twilight were melting into night .\n",
      "  twilight -- were melting into -- night\n",
      "\n",
      "The constellations were glittering with startling intensity .\n",
      "  The constellations -- were glittering with -- startling intensity\n",
      "\n",
      "The thermometer marked - 12 degrees centigrade , and a fresh breeze left a sharp nip in the air .\n",
      "  The thermometer -- marked - -- degrees centigrade\n",
      "  a fresh breeze -- left a sharp nip in -- the air\n",
      "\n",
      "Ice floes were increasing over the open water .\n",
      "  Ice floes -- were increasing over -- water\n",
      "  Ice floes -- open -- water\n",
      "\n",
      "The sea was starting to congeal everywhere .\n",
      "  The sea -- was starting -- congeal everywhere\n",
      "\n",
      "Numerous blackish patches were spreading over its surface , announcing the imminent formation of fresh ice .\n",
      "  Numerous blackish patches -- were spreading over -- the imminent formation\n",
      "  Numerous blackish patches -- surface -- the imminent formation\n",
      "  Numerous blackish patches -- announcing the imminent formation of -- fresh ice\n",
      "\n",
      "What happened to the whales during this period ?\n",
      "  What -- happened -- the whales\n",
      "\n",
      "No doubt they went beneath the Ice Bank to find more feasible seas .\n",
      "  the Ice Bank -- find -- more feasible seas\n",
      "\n",
      "As for seals and walruses , they were accustomed to living in the harshest climates and stayed on in these icy waterways .\n",
      "  walruses -- were accustomed -- living\n",
      "  the harshest climates -- stayed on -- these icy waterways\n",
      "\n",
      "These animals know by instinct how to gouge holes in the ice fields and keep them continually open ; they go to these holes to breathe .\n",
      "  instinct -- how -- gouge holes\n",
      "  the ice fields -- keep -- these holes\n",
      "  the ice fields -- open -- these holes\n",
      "\n",
      "Once the birds have migrated northward to escape the cold , these marine mammals remain as sole lords of the polar continent .\n",
      "  the birds -- have -- the cold\n",
      "  the birds -- northward -- the cold\n",
      "  the birds -- escape -- the cold\n",
      "  the cold -- remain as -- sole lords\n",
      "\n",
      "Meanwhile the ballast tanks filled with water and the Nautilus sank slowly .\n",
      "  the ballast tanks -- filled with -- water\n",
      "\n",
      "Its propeller churned the waves and it headed due north at a speed of fifteen miles per hour .\n",
      "  propeller -- churned -- the waves\n",
      "\n",
      "Near the afternoon it was already cruising under the immense frozen carapace of the Ice Bank .\n",
      "  the afternoon -- was already cruising under -- the immense frozen carapace\n",
      "\n",
      "As a precaution , the panels in the lounge stayed closed , because the Nautilu 's hull could run afoul of some submerged block of ice .\n",
      "  the lounge -- stayed closed -- the Nautilu\n",
      "  hull -- run afoul of -- some submerged block\n",
      "\n",
      "So I spent the day putting my notes into final form .\n",
      "  the day -- putting my notes into -- final form\n",
      "\n",
      "My mind was completely wrapped up in my memories of the pole .\n",
      "  mind -- was completely wrapped up in my memories of -- the pole\n",
      "\n",
      "We had reached that inaccessible spot without facing exhaustion or danger , as if our seagoing passenger carriage had glided there on railroad tracks .\n",
      "  We -- had reached that inaccessible spot without -- facing exhaustion\n",
      "  danger -- our -- seagoing passenger carriage\n",
      "  seagoing passenger carriage -- had -- railroad\n",
      "  seagoing passenger carriage -- there on -- railroad\n",
      "\n",
      "And now we had actually started our return journey .\n",
      "  we -- had actually started our return -- journey\n",
      "\n",
      "I felt sure it did , so inexhaustible is this series of underwater wonders !\n",
      "  inexhaustible -- is this series of -- underwater wonders !\n",
      "\n",
      "As it was , in the five and a half months since fate had brought us on board , we had cleared 14,000 leagues , and over this track longer than the eart 's equator , so many fascinating or frightening incidents had beguiled our voyage :\n",
      "  fate -- had brought us on -- board\n",
      "  we -- had cleared -- leagues\n",
      "  this track -- longer than -- the eart\n",
      "  frightening incidents -- had -- beguiled\n",
      "  beguiled -- our -- voyage :\n",
      "\n",
      "that hunting trip in the Crespo forests , our running aground in the Torres Strait , the coral cemetery , the pearl fisheries of Ceylon , the Arabic tunnel , the fires of Santorini , those millions in the Bay of Vigo , Atlantis , the South Pole !\n",
      "  the Crespo forests -- our running aground in -- Strait\n",
      "\n",
      "During the night all these memories crossed over from one dream to the next , not giving my brain a momen 's rest .\n",
      "  these memories -- crossed over -- brain a momen\n",
      "  these memories -- dream -- brain a momen\n",
      "  these memories -- giving my -- brain a momen\n",
      "\n",
      "At three o'clock in the morning , I was awakened by a violent collision .\n",
      "  the morning -- I was awakened by -- a violent collision\n",
      "\n",
      "I sat up in bed , listening in the darkness , and then was suddenly hurled into the middle of my stateroom .\n",
      "  listening -- then was suddenly hurled into -- the middle\n",
      "  the middle -- my -- stateroom\n",
      "\n",
      "Apparently the Nautilus had gone aground , then heeled over sharply .\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- had gone -- aground\n",
      "\n",
      "Leaning against the walls , I dragged myself down the gangways to the lounge , whose ceiling lights were on .\n",
      "  the walls -- I dragged myself down -- the gangways\n",
      "\n",
      "Fortunately the glass cases were solidly secured at the base and had stood fast .\n",
      "  the glass cases -- were -- solidly\n",
      "  solidly -- secured at -- the base\n",
      "\n",
      "Since we were no longer vertical , the starboard pictures were glued to the tapestries , while those to port had their lower edges hanging a foot away from the wall .\n",
      "  we -- were -- vertical\n",
      "  we -- longer -- vertical\n",
      "  the starboard pictures -- were -- glued\n",
      "  the tapestries -- those -- port\n",
      "  port -- had -- lower edges\n",
      "  lower edges -- hanging a foot away from -- the wall\n",
      "\n",
      "So the Nautilus was lying on its starboard side , completely stationary to boot .\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- was lying on -- starboard side\n",
      "  starboard side -- stationary -- boot\n",
      "\n",
      "In its interior I heard the sound of footsteps and muffled voices .\n",
      "  interior -- I heard the sound of -- footsteps\n",
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      "The Nautilus has gone aground , and judging from the way it is listing , I do not think it'll pull through like that first time in the Torres Strait . \"\n",
      "  The Nautilus -- has gone -- aground\n",
      "  judging -- is -- listing\n",
      "  listing -- I do not -- think it'll\n",
      "  think it'll -- pull through -- that first time\n",
      "\n",
      "\" But , \" I asked , \" are we at least back on the surface of the sea ? \"\n",
      "  we -- back on -- the sea ?\n",
      "  we -- surface of -- the sea ?\n",
      "\n",
      "\" We have no idea , \" Conseil replied . \"\n",
      "  We -- have -- no idea\n",
      "\n",
      "Much to my surprise , it indicated a depth of 360 meters .\n",
      "  surprise -- indicated -- 360 meters\n",
      "  surprise -- depth of -- 360 meters\n",
      "\n",
      "\" We must confer with Captain Nemo , \" Conseil said . \"\n",
      "  We -- confer with Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "\n",
      "But where do we find him ?\n",
      "  we -- find -- ?\n",
      "\n",
      "We left the lounge .\n",
      "  We -- left -- the lounge\n",
      "\n",
      "I assumed that Captain Nemo was stationed in the pilothouse .\n",
      "  Nemo -- was stationed in -- the pilothouse\n",
      "\n",
      "The three of us returned to the lounge .\n",
      "  us -- returned -- the lounge\n",
      "\n",
      "We had been left to ourselves for twenty minutes , trying to detect the tiniest noises inside the Nautilus , when Captain Nemo entered .\n",
      "  We -- had been left -- twenty minutes\n",
      "  We -- ourselves for -- twenty minutes\n",
      "  twenty minutes -- trying -- the tiniest noises\n",
      "  twenty minutes -- detect the tiniest noises inside -- the Nautilus\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "\n",
      "His facial features , usually so emotionless , revealed a certain uneasiness .\n",
      "  facial -- features -- emotionless\n",
      "  emotionless -- revealed -- a certain uneasiness\n",
      "\n",
      "He studied the compass and pressure gauge in silence , then went and put his finger on the world map at a spot in the sector depicting the southernmost seas .\n",
      "  silence -- then went -- finger\n",
      "  silence -- put his finger on -- the world map\n",
      "  the sector -- depicting -- the southernmost seas\n",
      "\n",
      "But some moments later , when he turned to me , I threw back at him a phrase he had used in the Torres Strait :\n",
      "  some moments later -- turned -- a phrase\n",
      "  some moments later -- I -- a phrase\n",
      "  some moments later -- back at him -- a phrase\n",
      "  a phrase -- had used in -- Strait :\n",
      "\n",
      "\" An incident , captain ? \"\n",
      "  An incident -- captain -- ?\n",
      "\n",
      "\" The Nautilus has run aground ? \"\n",
      "  The Nautilus -- has run -- aground ?\n",
      "\n",
      "No errors were committed in our maneuvers .\n",
      "  No errors -- were committed in our -- maneuvers\n",
      "\n",
      "Nevertheless , we can not prevent a loss of balance from taking its toll .\n",
      "  we -- prevent a loss of -- balance\n",
      "  balance -- taking -- toll\n",
      "\n",
      "One may defy human laws , but no one can withstand the laws of nature .\n",
      "  human laws -- withstand the laws of -- nature\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Captain Nemo had picked an odd time to philosophize .\n",
      "  Nemo -- had picked -- an odd time\n",
      "\n",
      "\" May I learn , sir , \" I asked him , \" what caused this accident ? \"\n",
      "  sir -- I asked -- this accident ?\n",
      "  sir -- what caused -- this accident ?\n",
      "\n",
      "When an iceberg is eroded at the base by warmer waters or by repeated collisions , its center of gravity rises .\n",
      "  an iceberg -- is eroded at -- the base\n",
      "\n",
      "When it overturned , one of these blocks hit the Nautilus as it was cruising under the waters .\n",
      "  overturned -- blocks hit the Nautilus as -- cruising\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- was cruising under -- the waters\n",
      "\n",
      "Sliding under our hull , this block then raised us with irresistible power , lifting us into less congested strata where we now lie on our side . \"\n",
      "  Sliding -- our -- hull\n",
      "  this block -- then raised us with -- irresistible power\n",
      "  we -- now lie on our -- side\n",
      "\n",
      "\" But can not we float the Nautilus clear by emptying its ballast tanks , to regain our balance ? \"\n",
      "  we -- float the Nautilus clear by emptying -- ballast tanks\n",
      "  ballast tanks -- regain our -- balance ?\n",
      "\n",
      "\" That , sir , is being done right now .\n",
      "  sir -- is being done -- right\n",
      "\n",
      "It indicates that the Nautilus is rising , but this block of ice is rising with us , and until some obstacle halts its upward movement , our position wo not change .\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- is -- rising\n",
      "  ice -- is rising with -- us\n",
      "  some obstacle -- upward -- movement\n",
      "  movement -- our -- position\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Indeed , the Nautilus kept the same heel to starboard .\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- kept -- the same heel\n",
      "\n",
      "But before that happened , who knew if we might not hit the underbelly of the Ice Bank and be hideously squeezed between two frozen surfaces ?\n",
      "  we -- hit the underbelly of -- the Ice Bank\n",
      "  the Ice Bank -- be -- hideously\n",
      "  hideously -- squeezed between -- frozen surfaces ?\n",
      "\n",
      "Captain Nemo did not stop studying the pressure gauge .\n",
      "  Nemo -- did not stop studying -- the pressure gauge\n",
      "\n",
      "Since the toppling of this iceberg , the Nautilus had risen about 150 feet , but it still stayed at the same angle to the perpendicular .\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- had risen about -- feet\n",
      "  feet -- stayed at -- the same angle\n",
      "\n",
      "Suddenly a slight movement could be felt over the hull .\n",
      "  a slight movement -- be felt over -- the hull\n",
      "\n",
      "Objects hanging in the lounge were visibly returning to their normal positions .\n",
      "  the lounge -- were -- visibly\n",
      "  visibly -- returning -- normal positions\n",
      "\n",
      "Nobody said a word .\n",
      "  Nobody -- said -- a word\n",
      "\n",
      "Hearts pounding , we could see and feel the ship righting itself .\n",
      "  see -- feel -- the ship righting itself\n",
      "\n",
      "The floor was becoming horizontal beneath our feet .\n",
      "  The floor -- was -- becoming horizontal\n",
      "  becoming horizontal -- our -- feet\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Finally , we are upright ! \"\n",
      "  we -- are -- upright !\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Yes , \" Captain Nemo said , heading to the lounge door . \"\n",
      "  Nemo -- said -- the lounge door\n",
      "  Nemo -- heading -- the lounge door\n",
      "\n",
      "Certainly , \" he replied , \" since the ballast tanks are not yet empty , and when they are , the Nautilus must rise to the surface of the sea .\n",
      "  the ballast tanks -- are not -- empty\n",
      "  empty -- are -- the Nautilus\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- rise -- the sea\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- surface of -- the sea\n",
      "\n",
      "\" The captain went out , and soon I saw that at his orders , the Nautilus had halted its upward movement .\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- had halted -- movement\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- upward -- movement\n",
      "\n",
      "In fact , it soon would have hit the underbelly of the Ice Bank , but it had stopped in time and was floating in midwater .\n",
      "  fact -- have hit the underbelly of -- the Ice Bank\n",
      "  the Ice Bank -- had stopped in -- time\n",
      "  time -- was floating in -- midwater\n",
      "\n",
      "We could have been crushed between these masses of ice , or at least imprisoned between them .\n",
      "  We -- have been crushed between -- these masses\n",
      "\n",
      "And then , with no way to renew our air supply .\n",
      "  no way -- renew our -- air supply\n",
      "\n",
      "I was unwilling to get into a pointless argument with the Canadian and did not reply .\n",
      "  a pointless argument -- did not -- reply\n",
      "\n",
      "Moreover , the panels opened just then , and the outside light burst through the uncovered windows .\n",
      "  the panels -- opened just -- then\n",
      "  light -- burst through -- the uncovered windows\n",
      "\n",
      "We were fully afloat , as I have said ; but on both sides of the Nautilus , about ten meters away , there rose dazzling walls of ice .\n",
      "  We -- were fully -- afloat\n",
      "  afloat -- I have said -- both sides\n",
      "  rose -- walls of -- ice\n",
      "\n",
      "Above , because the Ice Ban 's underbelly spread over us like an immense ceiling .\n",
      "  underbelly -- spread over -- us\n",
      "\n",
      "Below , because the somersaulting block , shifting little by little , had found points of purchase on both side walls and had gotten jammed between them .\n",
      "  the somersaulting block -- shifting little by -- points\n",
      "  the somersaulting block -- had found points of -- purchase\n",
      "\n",
      "The Nautilus was imprisoned in a genuine tunnel of ice about twenty meters wide and filled with quiet water .\n",
      "  The Nautilus -- was imprisoned in -- a genuine tunnel\n",
      "  twenty meters -- filled with -- quiet water\n",
      "\n",
      "So the ship could easily exit by going either ahead or astern , sinking a few hundred meters deeper , and then taking an open passageway beneath the Ice Bank .\n",
      "  exit -- going -- ahead\n",
      "  astern -- sinking -- meters\n",
      "  meters -- then taking -- passageway\n",
      "  meters -- open passageway beneath -- the Ice Bank\n",
      "\n",
      "The ceiling lights were off , yet the lounge was still brightly lit .\n",
      "  The ceiling lights -- were off -- the lounge\n",
      "  the lounge -- was still -- lit\n",
      "\n",
      "This was due to the reflecting power of the walls of ice , which threw the beams of our beacon right back at us .\n",
      "  power -- walls of -- ice\n",
      "  ice -- threw the beams of our -- beacon right\n",
      "  beacon right -- back at -- us\n",
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      "Words cannot describe the effects produced by our galvanic rays on these huge , whimsically sculpted blocks , whose every angle , ridge , and facet gave off a different glow depending on the nature of the veins running inside the ice .\n",
      "  cannot -- describe -- the effects\n",
      "  the effects -- produced by our galvanic rays on -- whimsically sculpted blocks\n",
      "  whimsically sculpted blocks -- whose -- every angle\n",
      "  facet -- gave off a different glow depending on -- the nature\n",
      "  the veins -- running inside -- the ice\n",
      "\n",
      "Here and there , opaline hues of infinite subtlety raced among sparks of light that were like so many fiery diamonds , their brilliance more than any eye could stand .\n",
      "  infinite subtlety -- raced among -- sparks\n",
      "  light -- were like -- many fiery diamonds\n",
      "\n",
      "The power of our beacon was increased a hundredfold , like a lamp shining through the biconvex lenses of a world - class lighthouse .\n",
      "  The power -- our -- beacon\n",
      "  beacon -- was increased -- a hundredfold\n",
      "\n",
      "Nobody has ever seen the like .\n",
      "  Nobody -- has ever seen -- the like\n",
      "\n",
      "And in all honesty , I think we are looking at things God never intended for human eyes .\n",
      "  all honesty -- I -- think we\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Ned was right .\n",
      "  Ned -- was -- right\n",
      "\n",
      "All at once a yell from Conseil made me turn around .\n",
      "  Conseil -- made -- around\n",
      "  Conseil -- turn -- around\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Master must close his eyes !\n",
      "  Master -- close -- !\n",
      "\n",
      "Involuntarily my eyes flew to the window , but I could not stand the fire devouring it .\n",
      "  the window -- I -- the fire\n",
      "  the window -- stand -- the fire\n",
      "\n",
      "The Nautilus had just started off at great speed .\n",
      "  The Nautilus -- had just started off at -- great speed\n",
      "\n",
      "All the tranquil glimmers of the ice walls had then changed into blazing streaks .\n",
      "  the ice -- walls had then changed into -- blazing streaks\n",
      "\n",
      "Swept along by its propeller , the Nautilus was traveling through a sheath of flashing light .\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- was traveling through -- a sheath\n",
      "\n",
      "We kept our hands over our eyes , which were utterly saturated with those concentric gleams that swirl before the retina when sunlight strikes it too intensely .\n",
      "  We -- kept our hands over our eyes -- those concentric gleams that swirl\n",
      "  hands -- were utterly saturated with -- those concentric gleams that swirl\n",
      "\n",
      "It took some time to calm our troubled vision .\n",
      "  some time -- calm our -- troubled vision\n",
      "\n",
      "Finally we lowered our hands .\n",
      "  we -- lowered our -- hands\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Ye gods , I never would have believed it , \" Conseil said . \"\n",
      "  Ye gods -- I never -- Conseil\n",
      "  Ye gods -- have believed -- Conseil\n",
      "\n",
      "When we return to shore , jaded from all these natural wonders , \" Conseil added , \" think how we will look down on those pitiful land masses , those puny works of man !\n",
      "  we -- return -- shore\n",
      "  jaded -- all -- these natural wonders\n",
      "  Conseil -- added -- we\n",
      "  Conseil -- think how -- we\n",
      "\n",
      "No , the civilized world wo not be good enough for us !\n",
      "  the civilized world -- be good enough for -- us !\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Such words from the lips of this emotionless Flemish boy showed that our enthusiasm was near the boiling point .\n",
      "  Such words -- lips of -- this emotionless Flemish boy\n",
      "  this emotionless Flemish boy -- showed that our -- enthusiasm\n",
      "  enthusiasm -- was near -- the boiling point\n",
      "\n",
      "But the Canadian did not fail to throw his dram of cold water over us .\n",
      "  fail -- throw his dram of -- cold water\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Do not worry , Conseil my friend , we are never going back to that world ! \"\n",
      "  Conseil -- my -- friend\n",
      "  we -- are never going back -- that world !\n",
      "\n",
      "By this point it was five o'clock in the morning .\n",
      "  this point -- was -- o'clock\n",
      "\n",
      "It must have been a faulty maneuver because this underwater tunnel was obstructed by such blocks and did not make for easy navigating .\n",
      "  this underwater tunnel -- was obstructed by -- such blocks\n",
      "  such blocks -- did not make for -- easy navigating\n",
      "\n",
      "So I had assumed that Captain Nemo , in adjusting his course , would go around each obstacle or would hug the walls and follow the windings of the tunnel .\n",
      "  Nemo -- adjusting -- course\n",
      "  each obstacle -- hug -- the walls\n",
      "  the walls -- follow the windings of -- the tunnel\n",
      "\n",
      "In either case our forward motion would not receive an absolute check .\n",
      "  case -- our forward -- motion\n",
      "  motion -- receive -- an absolute check\n",
      "\n",
      "Nevertheless , contrary to my expectations , the Nautilus definitely began to move backward .\n",
      "  Nevertheless -- contrary -- the Nautilus\n",
      "  Nevertheless -- my expectations -- the Nautilus\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- definitely began -- backward\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- move -- backward\n",
      "\n",
      "\" We are going astern ? \"\n",
      "  We -- are going -- astern ?\n",
      "\n",
      "Apparently the tunnel has no way out at this end . \"\n",
      "  the tunnel -- has no way out -- this end\n",
      "\n",
      "We will return in our tracks and go out the southern opening .\n",
      "  We -- return in our -- tracks\n",
      "\n",
      "Meanwhile the Nautilus accelerated its backward movement , and running with propeller in reverse , it swept us along at great speed .\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- accelerated -- movement\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- backward -- movement\n",
      "  movement -- running with -- propeller\n",
      "  propeller -- reverse -- us\n",
      "  propeller -- swept -- us\n",
      "  us -- along at -- great speed\n",
      "\n",
      "\" This'll mean a delay , \" Ned said . \"\n",
      "  This'll -- mean -- a delay\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Yes , \" Ned Land repeated , \" so long as we get out ! \"\n",
      "  Ned Land -- repeated -- long\n",
      "  we -- get out -- !\n",
      "\n",
      "My companions kept their seats and did not move .\n",
      "  companions -- kept -- seats\n",
      "  seats -- did not -- move\n",
      "\n",
      "Soon I threw myself down on a couch and picked up a book , which my eyes skimmed mechanically .\n",
      "  a book -- my eyes -- skimmed mechanically\n",
      "\n",
      "A quarter of an hour later , Conseil approached me , saying :\n",
      "  Conseil -- saying -- :\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Is it deeply fascinating , this volume master is reading ? \"\n",
      "  this volume master -- is -- reading ?\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Tremendously fascinating , \" I replied . \"\n",
      "  fascinating -- I -- replied\n",
      "\n",
      "Master is reading his own book ! \"\n",
      "  Master -- is reading -- book !\n",
      "\n",
      "Indeed , my hands were holding my own work on the great ocean depths .\n",
      "  Indeed -- my -- hands\n",
      "  hands -- were holding my own work on -- the great ocean depths\n",
      "\n",
      "Ned and Conseil stood up to leave .\n",
      "  Conseil -- stood up -- leave\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Stay here , my friends , \" I said , stopping them . \"\n",
      "  here -- my -- friends\n",
      "\n",
      "Let us stay together until we are out of this blind alley . \"\n",
      "  us -- stay together until -- we\n",
      "  we -- are out of -- this blind alley\n",
      "\n",
      "The pressure gauge indicated that the Nautilus stayed at a constant depth of 300 meters , the compass that it kept heading south , the log that it was traveling at a speed of twenty miles per hour , an excessive speed in such a cramped area .\n",
      "  The pressure gauge -- indicated that -- the Nautilus\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- stayed at -- meters\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- depth of -- meters\n",
      "  the compass -- kept -- heading south\n",
      "  the log -- was traveling at -- a speed\n",
      "  an excessive speed -- such -- a cramped area\n",
      "\n",
      "But Captain Nemo knew that by this point there was no such thing as too fast , since minutes were now worth centuries .\n",
      "  this point -- was no such thing as too fast -- minutes\n",
      "  minutes -- were now -- worth centuries\n",
      "\n",
      "At 8:25 a second collision took place .\n",
      "  a second collision -- took -- place\n",
      "\n",
      "Our eyes questioned each other , and more directly than if our thoughts had been translated into words .\n",
      "  thoughts -- had been translated into -- words\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Our path is barred to the south ? \"\n",
      "  path -- is barred -- the south ?\n",
      "\n",
      "When it overturned , that iceberg closed off every exit . \"\n",
      "  that iceberg -- closed off -- every exit\n",
      "\n",
      "\" We are boxed in ? \"\n",
      "  We -- are boxed in -- ?\n",
      "\n",
      "CHAPTER 16 Shortage of Air CONSEQUENTLY , above , below , and around the Nautilus , there were impenetrable frozen walls .\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- were -- impenetrable frozen walls\n",
      "\n",
      "We were the Ice Ban 's prisoners !\n",
      "  We -- were -- the Ice Ban\n",
      "\n",
      "His face had resumed its usual emotionlessness .\n",
      "  face -- had resumed -- usual emotionlessness\n",
      "\n",
      "The Nautilus did not stir .\n",
      "  The Nautilus -- did not -- stir\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Gentlemen , \" he said in a calm voice , \" there are two ways of dying under the conditions in which we are placed . \"\n",
      "  Gentlemen -- said in -- a calm voice\n",
      "  a calm voice -- are -- ways\n",
      "  ways -- dying under -- the conditions\n",
      "\n",
      "This inexplicable individual acted like a mathematics professor working out a problem for his pupils .\n",
      "  This inexplicable individual -- acted like -- a mathematics professor\n",
      "  a mathematics professor -- working out a problem for -- pupils\n",
      "\n",
      "\" The first way , \" he went on , \" is death by crushing .\n",
      "  The first way -- went on -- death\n",
      "  The first way -- is death by -- crushing\n",
      "\n",
      "I do not mention the possibility of death by starvation because the Nautilu 's provisions will certainly last longer than we will .\n",
      "  certainly -- longer than -- we will\n",
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      "Therefore , let us concentrate on our chances of being crushed or asphyxiated . \"\n",
      "  Therefore -- let -- us\n",
      "  us -- concentrate on our chances of being -- crushed\n",
      "\n",
      "\" As for asphyxiation , captain , \" I replied , \" that is not a cause for alarm , because the air tanks are full . \"\n",
      "  captain -- I -- replied\n",
      "  replied -- is not -- alarm\n",
      "  replied -- cause for -- alarm\n",
      "  the air tanks -- are -- full\n",
      "\n",
      "\" True , \" Captain Nemo went on , \" but they will supply air for only two days .\n",
      "  Nemo -- went on -- supply air\n",
      "\n",
      "Now then , we have been buried beneath the waters for thirty - six hours , and the Nautilu 's heavy atmosphere already needs renewing .\n",
      "  we -- have been buried beneath -- the waters\n",
      "\n",
      "In another forty - eight hours , our reserve air will be used up . \"\n",
      "  hours -- our -- reserve air\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Well then , captain , let us free ourselves within forty - eight hours ! \"\n",
      "  captain -- let -- us free\n",
      "  us free -- ourselves within -- forty\n",
      "\n",
      "\" We will try to at least , by cutting through one of these walls surrounding us . \"\n",
      "  We -- try -- surrounding us\n",
      "  We -- cutting through -- surrounding us\n",
      "  We -- walls -- surrounding us\n",
      "\n",
      "I am going to ground the Nautilus on the lower shelf , then my men will put on their diving suits and attack the thinnest of these ice walls . \"\n",
      "  the lower shelf -- then my -- men\n",
      "  men -- put on -- diving suits\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Can the panels in the lounge be left open ? \"\n",
      "  the lounge -- be left open -- ?\n",
      "\n",
      "We are no longer in motion .\n",
      "  We -- are -- motion\n",
      "  We -- longer in -- motion\n",
      "\n",
      "Hissing sounds soon told me that water was being admitted into the ballast tanks .\n",
      "  Hissing -- told me -- that water\n",
      "  that water -- was being admitted into -- the ballast tanks\n",
      "\n",
      "The Nautilus slowly settled and rested on the icy bottom at a depth of 350 meters , the depth at which the lower shelf of ice lay submerged .\n",
      "  The Nautilus -- settled -- meters\n",
      "  The Nautilus -- rested on -- meters\n",
      "  The Nautilus -- bottom at -- meters\n",
      "  The Nautilus -- depth of -- meters\n",
      "  meters -- depth at which the lower shelf of -- ice\n",
      "\n",
      "\" My friends , \" I said , \" we are in a serious predicament , but I am counting on your courage and energy . \"\n",
      "  friends -- I said -- we\n",
      "  we -- are in -- a serious predicament\n",
      "  a serious predicament -- I am -- counting\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Sir , \" the Canadian replied , \" this is no time to bore you with my complaints .\n",
      "  the Canadian replied -- is -- no time\n",
      "  no time -- you with my -- complaints\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Excellent , Ned , \" I said , extending my hand to the Canadian . \"\n",
      "  Ned -- I said -- hand\n",
      "  Ned -- extending my -- hand\n",
      "\n",
      "I might add , \" he went on , \" that I am as handy with a pick as a harpoon .\n",
      "  add -- went on -- handy\n",
      "  add -- I am as -- handy\n",
      "\n",
      "If I can be helpful to the captain , he can use me any way he wants . \"\n",
      "  the captain -- use me any way -- wants\n",
      "\n",
      "\" I led the Canadian to the room where the Nautilu 's men were putting on their diving suits .\n",
      "  men -- were putting on -- diving suits\n",
      "\n",
      "The Canadian got into his underwater costume and was ready as soon as his fellow workers .\n",
      "  underwater costume -- was ready as -- fellow workers\n",
      "\n",
      "Each of them carried on his back a Rouquayrol device that the air tanks had supplied with a generous allowance of fresh oxygen .\n",
      "  the air tanks -- had supplied with -- a generous allowance\n",
      "\n",
      "As for the Ruhmkorff lamps , they were unnecessary in the midst of these brilliant waters saturated with our electric rays .\n",
      "  the Ruhmkorff lamps -- were unnecessary in -- these brilliant waters\n",
      "  unnecessary -- midst of -- these brilliant waters\n",
      "  these brilliant waters -- saturated with our -- electric rays\n",
      "\n",
      "After Ned was dressed , I reentered the lounge , whose windows had been uncovered ; stationed next to Conseil , I examined the strata surrounding and supporting the Nautilus .\n",
      "  Ned -- was dressed -- the lounge\n",
      "  Ned -- I reentered -- the lounge\n",
      "  whose -- windows had been -- uncovered\n",
      "  uncovered -- stationed -- Conseil\n",
      "  Conseil -- I examined -- the strata surrounding\n",
      "  the strata surrounding -- supporting -- the Nautilus\n",
      "\n",
      "Some moments later , we saw a dozen crewmen set foot on the shelf of ice , among them Ned Land , easily recognized by his tall figure .\n",
      "  we -- saw -- a dozen crewmen\n",
      "  a dozen crewmen -- set foot on -- the shelf\n",
      "  Ned Land -- recognized by -- tall figure\n",
      "\n",
      "Before digging into the ice , the captain had to obtain borings , to insure working in the best direction .\n",
      "  the ice -- captain had -- obtain borings\n",
      "  obtain borings -- insure working in -- the best direction\n",
      "\n",
      "Long bores were driven into the side walls ; but after fifteen meters , the instruments were still impeded by the thickness of those walls .\n",
      "  Long bores -- were driven into -- the side walls\n",
      "  the instruments -- were still impeded by -- the thickness\n",
      "\n",
      "It was futile to attack the ceiling since that surface was the Ice Bank itself , more than 400 meters high .\n",
      "  attack the ceiling -- surface was -- the Ice Bank itself\n",
      "\n",
      "There we were separated from the sea by a ten - meter barrier .\n",
      "  we -- were separated from -- the sea\n",
      "\n",
      "From this point on , it was an issue of cutting out a piece equal in surface area to the Nautilu 's waterline .\n",
      "  this point -- was an issue of cutting out a piece equal in surface -- area\n",
      "\n",
      "This meant detaching about 6,500 cubic meters , to dig a hole through which the ship could descend below this tract of ice .\n",
      "  meters -- dig a hole through which -- the ship\n",
      "\n",
      "Work began immediately and was carried on with tireless tenacity .\n",
      "  Work -- began immediately -- tireless tenacity\n",
      "  Work -- was carried on -- tireless tenacity\n",
      "\n",
      "Instead of digging all around the Nautilus , which would have entailed even greater difficulties , Captain Nemo had an immense trench outlined on the ice , eight meters from our port quarter .\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- have -- entailed even greater difficulties\n",
      "  entailed even greater difficulties -- Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "  Nemo -- had -- an immense trench\n",
      "  an immense trench -- outlined on -- the ice\n",
      "  meters -- our -- port quarter\n",
      "\n",
      "Then his men simultaneously staked it off at several points around its circumference .\n",
      "  men -- simultaneously staked it off -- several points\n",
      "\n",
      "Soon their picks were vigorously attacking this compact matter , and huge chunks were loosened from its mass .\n",
      "  picks -- were vigorously attacking -- this compact matter\n",
      "  huge chunks -- were loosened from -- mass\n",
      "\n",
      "These chunks weighed less than the water , and by an unusual effect of specific gravity , each chunk took wing , as it were , to the roof of the tunnel , which thickened above by as much as it diminished below .\n",
      "  These chunks -- weighed less than -- the water\n",
      "  each chunk -- took -- wing\n",
      "  wing -- were -- the roof\n",
      "  which thickened -- diminished -- below\n",
      "\n",
      "But this hardly mattered so long as the lower surface kept growing thinner .\n",
      "  long -- surface kept growing -- thinner\n",
      "\n",
      "He and his companions were replaced by new workmen , including Conseil and me .\n",
      "  companions -- were replaced by -- new workmen\n",
      "  new workmen -- including -- Conseil\n",
      "\n",
      "The water struck me as unusually cold , but I warmed up promptly while wielding my pick .\n",
      "  The water -- struck me as -- unusually cold\n",
      "  unusually cold -- I warmed up promptly while -- wielding\n",
      "  wielding -- my -- pick\n",
      "\n",
      "My movements were quite free , although they were executed under a pressure of thirty atmospheres .\n",
      "  movements -- were -- free\n",
      "  free -- were executed under -- a pressure\n",
      "\n",
      "After two hours of work , reentering to snatch some food and rest , I found a noticeable difference between the clean elastic fluid supplied me by the Rouquayrol device and the Nautilu 's atmosphere , which was already charged with carbon dioxide .\n",
      "  rest -- I found a noticeable difference between -- the clean elastic\n",
      "  the clean elastic -- fluid supplied me by -- the Rouquayrol device\n",
      "  atmosphere -- was already charged with -- carbon dioxide\n",
      "\n",
      "The air had not been renewed in forty - eight hours , and its life - giving qualities were considerably weakened .\n",
      "  The air -- had not been renewed in -- forty\n",
      "  life - -- giving -- qualities\n",
      "\n",
      "Meanwhile , after twelve hours had gone by , we had removed from the outlined surface area a slice of ice only one meter thick , hence about 600 cubic meters .\n",
      "  hours -- had gone by -- we\n",
      "  we -- had removed from -- area\n",
      "  we -- outlined surface area a slice of -- ice\n",
      "\n",
      "Assuming the same work would be accomplished every twelve hours , it would still take five nights and four days to see the undertaking through to completion .\n",
      "  the same work -- be accomplished -- hours\n",
      "  hours -- take -- nights\n",
      "\n",
      "\" And we have oxygen in the air tanks for only two days . \"\n",
      "  we -- have oxygen in -- the air tanks\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Without taking into account , \" Ned answered , \" that once we are out of this damned prison , we will still be cooped up beneath the Ice Bank , without any possible contact with the open air ! \"\n",
      "  we -- are out of -- this damned prison\n",
      "  we -- be cooped up -- the Ice Bank\n",
      "  any possible contact -- open -- air !\n",
      "\n",
      "For who could predict the minimum time we would need to free ourselves ?\n",
      "  the minimum time we -- need -- free\n",
      "  free -- ourselves -- ?\n",
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      "Before the Nautilus could return to the surface of the waves , could not we all die of asphyxiation ?\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- return -- the waves\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- surface of -- the waves\n",
      "  the waves -- we all die of -- asphyxiation ?\n",
      "\n",
      "Were this ship and everyone on board doomed to perish in this tomb of ice ?\n",
      "  board -- doomed -- perish\n",
      "\n",
      "But we faced it head - on , each one of us determined to do his duty to the end .\n",
      "  we -- faced it head - on -- us\n",
      "  us -- determined -- the end\n",
      "  us -- do -- the end\n",
      "  us -- duty -- the end\n",
      "\n",
      "During the night , in line with my forecasts , a new one - meter slice was removed from this immense socket .\n",
      "  the night -- line with my -- forecasts\n",
      "  meter -- was removed from -- this immense socket\n",
      "\n",
      "But in the morning , wearing my diving suit , I was crossing through the liquid mass in a temperature of - 6 degrees to - 7 degrees centigrade , when I noted that little by little the side walls were closing in on each other .\n",
      "  the morning -- my -- diving suit\n",
      "  diving suit -- I was crossing through -- the liquid mass\n",
      "  degrees centigrade -- I noted that little by -- the side\n",
      "\n",
      "The liquid strata farthest from the trench , not warmed by the movements of workmen and tools , were showing a tendency to solidify .\n",
      "  The liquid strata -- farthest from -- the trench\n",
      "  tools -- were showing -- a tendency\n",
      "\n",
      "In the face of this imminent new danger , what would happen to our chances for salvation , and how could we prevent this liquid medium from solidifying , then cracking the Nautilu 's hull like glass ?\n",
      "  what -- happen -- salvation\n",
      "  what -- our chances for -- salvation\n",
      "  salvation -- how -- we\n",
      "  we -- prevent this liquid medium from -- solidifying\n",
      "  solidifying -- then cracking -- the Nautilu\n",
      "\n",
      "There was no point in dampening the energy they were putting into our arduous rescue work .\n",
      "  the energy -- were putting into our -- arduous rescue work\n",
      "\n",
      "But when I returned on board , I mentioned this serious complication to Captain Nemo .\n",
      "  board -- I mentioned -- this serious complication\n",
      "  this serious complication -- Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "\n",
      "\" I know , \" he told me in that calm tone the most dreadful outlook could not change . \"\n",
      "  know -- told me in -- the most dreadful outlook\n",
      "  know -- tone -- the most dreadful outlook\n",
      "\n",
      "Our sole chance for salvation is to work faster than the water solidifies .\n",
      "  salvation -- is -- work\n",
      "\n",
      "We have got to get there first , that is all .\n",
      "  We -- have got -- all .\n",
      "  We -- get -- all .\n",
      "  We -- is -- all .\n",
      "\n",
      "For several hours that day , I wielded my pick doggedly .\n",
      "  several hours that day -- I -- wielded\n",
      "  wielded -- my -- pick doggedly\n",
      "\n",
      "Besides , working meant leaving the Nautilus , which meant breathing the clean oxygen drawn from the air tanks and supplied by our equipment , which meant leaving the thin , foul air behind .\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- breathing -- the clean oxygen\n",
      "  the clean oxygen -- drawn from -- the air tanks\n",
      "  the air tanks -- supplied by our -- equipment\n",
      "  equipment -- leaving -- the thin\n",
      "\n",
      "Near evening one more meter had been dug from the trench .\n",
      "  evening -- had been dug from -- the trench\n",
      "\n",
      "When I returned on board , I was wellnigh asphyxiated by the carbon dioxide saturating the air .\n",
      "  board -- I was wellnigh asphyxiated -- the carbon dioxide\n",
      "  the carbon dioxide -- saturating -- the air\n",
      "\n",
      "Oh , if only we had the chemical methods that would enable us to drive out this noxious gas !\n",
      "  we -- had -- the chemical methods\n",
      "  the chemical methods -- enable -- us\n",
      "\n",
      "All this water contained a considerable amount , and after it was decomposed by our powerful batteries , this life - giving elastic fluid could have been restored to us .\n",
      "  this water -- contained -- a considerable amount\n",
      "  a considerable amount -- was decomposed by our -- powerful batteries\n",
      "  this life - -- giving -- elastic\n",
      "  elastic -- fluid -- us\n",
      "  elastic -- have been restored -- us\n",
      "\n",
      "I had thought it all out , but to no avail because the carbon dioxide produced by our breathing permeated every part of the ship .\n",
      "  the carbon dioxide -- produced by our -- every part\n",
      "  the carbon dioxide -- permeated every part of -- the ship\n",
      "\n",
      "To absorb it , we would need to fill containers with potassium hydroxide and shake them continually .\n",
      "  we -- need -- containers\n",
      "  we -- fill containers with -- potassium hydroxide\n",
      "\n",
      "But this substance was missing on board and nothing else could replace it .\n",
      "  this substance -- was missing on -- board\n",
      "\n",
      "That evening Captain Nemo was forced to open the spigots of his air tanks and shoot a few spouts of fresh oxygen through the Nautilu 's interior .\n",
      "  That evening -- Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "  Nemo -- was forced -- the spigots\n",
      "  Nemo -- open the spigots of -- air tanks\n",
      "  air tanks -- shoot a few spouts of -- fresh oxygen\n",
      "\n",
      "Without this precaution we would not have awakened the following morning .\n",
      "  this precaution we -- have awakened -- morning\n",
      "  this precaution we -- following -- morning\n",
      "\n",
      "The next day , March 26 , I returned to my mine 's trade , working to remove the fifth meter .\n",
      "  March -- I returned -- mine\n",
      "  March -- my -- mine\n",
      "  trade -- working -- the fifth meter\n",
      "  trade -- remove -- the fifth meter\n",
      "\n",
      "The Ice Ban 's side walls and underbelly had visibly thickened .\n",
      "  underbelly -- had -- visibly thickened\n",
      "\n",
      "Obviously they would come together before the Nautilus could break free .\n",
      "  Obviously -- come together before -- the Nautilus\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- break -- free\n",
      "\n",
      "For an instant I was gripped by despair .\n",
      "  an instant -- I was gripped by -- despair\n",
      "\n",
      "My pick nearly slipped from my hands .\n",
      "  pick -- slipped from my -- hands\n",
      "\n",
      "What was the point of this digging if I was to die smothered and crushed by this water turning to stone , a torture undreamed of by even the wildest savages !\n",
      "  this digging -- I was -- this water\n",
      "  this digging -- die -- this water\n",
      "  this digging -- crushed by -- this water\n",
      "  this water -- turning -- stone\n",
      "  a torture undreamed -- even -- the wildest savages !\n",
      "\n",
      "Supervising our work , working himself , Captain Nemo passed near me just then .\n",
      "  work -- working -- Nemo\n",
      "  work -- Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "  Nemo -- passed near -- then\n",
      "\n",
      "I touched him with my hand and pointed to the walls of our prison .\n",
      "  hand -- pointed -- prison\n",
      "  hand -- walls of our -- prison\n",
      "\n",
      "The starboard wall had moved forward to a point less than four meters from the Nautilu 's hull .\n",
      "  The starboard wall -- had moved forward -- a point\n",
      "\n",
      "We returned on board .\n",
      "  We -- returned on -- board\n",
      "\n",
      "My diving suit removed , I went with him to the lounge .\n",
      "  diving suit -- removed -- the lounge\n",
      "  diving suit -- I went with him -- the lounge\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Professor Aronnax , \" he told me , \" this calls for heroic measures , or we will be sealed up in this solidified water as if it were cement . \"\n",
      "  Professor Aronnax -- told -- heroic measures\n",
      "  Professor Aronnax -- calls for -- heroic measures\n",
      "  we -- be sealed up in -- this solidified water\n",
      "  this solidified water -- were -- cement\n",
      "\n",
      "\" But what can we do ? \"\n",
      "  we -- do -- ?\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Oh , \" he exclaimed , \" if only my Nautilus were strong enough to stand that much pressure without being crushed ! \"\n",
      "  exclaimed -- my -- Nautilus\n",
      "  Nautilus -- were -- pressure\n",
      "  Nautilus -- stand that much pressure without being -- crushed !\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Do not you understand , \" he went on , \" that the congealing of this water could come to our rescue ?\n",
      "  this water -- come -- rescue ?\n",
      "  this water -- our -- rescue ?\n",
      "\n",
      "Do not you see that by solidifying , it could burst these tracts of ice imprisoning us , just as its freezing can burst the hardest stones ?\n",
      "  solidifying -- burst these tracts of -- ice\n",
      "  ice -- imprisoning -- us\n",
      "  us -- burst -- ?\n",
      "\n",
      "Are not you aware that this force could be the instrument of our salvation rather than our destruction ? \"\n",
      "  this force -- be the instrument of our -- salvation\n",
      "  salvation -- rather than our -- destruction ?\n",
      "\n",
      "But whatever resistance to crushing the Nautilus may have , it still could not stand such dreadful pressures , and it would be squashed as flat as a piece of sheet iron . \"\n",
      "  whatever resistance -- crushing -- the Nautilus\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- have -- such dreadful pressures\n",
      "  such dreadful pressures -- be squashed as -- flat\n",
      "\n",
      "So we can not rely on nature to rescue us , only our own efforts .\n",
      "  we -- rely on -- nature\n",
      "  rescue us -- our -- efforts\n",
      "\n",
      "We must counteract this solidification .\n",
      "  We -- counteract -- this solidification\n",
      "\n",
      "We must hold it in check .\n",
      "  We -- hold it in -- check\n",
      "\n",
      "Not only are the side walls closing in , but there are not ten feet of water ahead or astern of the Nautilus .\n",
      "  the side -- walls closing in -- feet\n",
      "  closing -- are not -- feet\n",
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      "\" How long , \" I asked , \" will the oxygen in the air tanks enable us to breathe on board ? \"\n",
      "  long -- I asked -- the oxygen\n",
      "  long -- will the oxygen in -- the air tanks\n",
      "  the air tanks -- enable -- us\n",
      "\n",
      "\" After tomorrow , \" he said , \" the air tanks will be empty ! \"\n",
      "  tomorrow -- said -- the air tanks\n",
      "  the air tanks -- be -- empty !\n",
      "\n",
      "On March 22 the Nautilus had dived under the open waters at the pole .\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- had dived under -- waters\n",
      "  dived -- open waters at -- the pole\n",
      "\n",
      "It was now the 26th. We had lived off the shi 's stores for five days !\n",
      "  the 26th. We -- had lived off -- the shi\n",
      "\n",
      "And all remaining breathable air had to be saved for the workmen .\n",
      "  all remaining breathable air -- had -- the workmen\n",
      "  all remaining breathable air -- be saved for -- the workmen\n",
      "\n",
      "Even today as I write these lines , my sensations are so intense that an involuntary terror sweeps over me , and my lungs still seem short of air !\n",
      "  Even today -- I write -- these lines\n",
      "  these lines -- my -- sensations\n",
      "  sensations -- are so intense that -- an involuntary terror sweeps\n",
      "  an involuntary terror sweeps -- my lungs still seem short of -- air !\n",
      "\n",
      "Meanwhile , motionless and silent , Captain Nemo stood lost in thought .\n",
      "  motionless -- Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "\n",
      "An idea visibly crossed his mind .\n",
      "  visibly -- crossed -- mind\n",
      "\n",
      "At last these words escaped his lips :\n",
      "  these words -- escaped -- :\n",
      "  these words -- lips -- :\n",
      "\n",
      "We are shut up in a relatively confined area .\n",
      "  We -- are shut up -- a relatively confined area\n",
      "\n",
      "If the Nautilu 's pumps continually injected streams of boiling water into this space , would not that raise its temperature and delay its freezing ? \"\n",
      "  pumps -- injected streams of -- boiling water\n",
      "  this space -- raise -- temperature\n",
      "  temperature -- delay its freezing -- ?\n",
      "\n",
      "\" It is worth trying ! \"\n",
      "  worth -- trying -- !\n",
      "\n",
      "\" So let us try it , professor . \"\n",
      "  us -- try -- professor\n",
      "\n",
      "By then the thermometer gave - 7 degrees centigrade outside .\n",
      "  the thermometer -- gave - -- degrees centigrade outside\n",
      "\n",
      "Captain Nemo led me to the galley where a huge distilling mechanism was at work , supplying drinking water via evaporation .\n",
      "  Nemo -- led me -- the galley\n",
      "  mechanism -- was at -- work\n",
      "  work -- supplying drinking water via -- evaporation\n",
      "\n",
      "The mechanism was loaded with water , and the full electric heat of our batteries was thrown into coils awash in liquid .\n",
      "  The mechanism -- was loaded with -- water\n",
      "  the full electric heat -- our -- batteries\n",
      "  batteries -- was thrown into -- coils awash\n",
      "\n",
      "In a few minutes the water reached 100 degrees centigrade .\n",
      "  a few minutes the water -- reached -- degrees centigrade\n",
      "\n",
      "It was sent to the pumps while new water replaced it in the process .\n",
      "  new water -- replaced it in -- the process\n",
      "\n",
      "The heat generated by our batteries was so intense that after simply going through the mechanism , water drawn cold from the sea arrived boiling hot at the body of the pump .\n",
      "  The heat -- generated by our -- batteries\n",
      "  batteries -- was so intense that -- the mechanism\n",
      "  batteries -- simply going through -- the mechanism\n",
      "  water -- drawn cold from -- the sea\n",
      "  the sea -- arrived boiling hot at -- the body\n",
      "\n",
      "The steaming water was injected into the icy water outside , and after three hours had passed , the thermometer gave the exterior temperature as - 6 degrees centigrade .\n",
      "  The steaming water -- was injected into -- the icy water outside\n",
      "  hours -- had passed -- the thermometer\n",
      "  the thermometer -- gave the exterior temperature as -- degrees centigrade\n",
      "\n",
      "Two hours later the thermometer gave only - 4 degrees .\n",
      "  hours -- later -- the thermometer\n",
      "  the thermometer -- gave only - -- degrees\n",
      "\n",
      "After I monitored the operatio 's progress , double - checking it with many inspections , I told the captain , \" It is working . \"\n",
      "  progress -- double - checking it with -- many inspections\n",
      "  many inspections -- I told -- the captain\n",
      "  the captain -- is -- working\n",
      "\n",
      "We have escaped being crushed .\n",
      "  We -- have escaped being -- crushed\n",
      "\n",
      "Now we have only asphyxiation to fear .\n",
      "  we -- have only -- asphyxiation\n",
      "\n",
      "But since salt water freezes only at - 2 degrees , I was finally assured that there was no danger of it solidifying .\n",
      "  degrees -- I was finally assured -- no danger\n",
      "  degrees -- was no danger of -- solidifying\n",
      "\n",
      "By the next day , March 27 , six meters of ice had been torn from the socket .\n",
      "  ice -- had been torn from -- the socket\n",
      "\n",
      "The air could not be renewed in the Nautilu 's interior .\n",
      "  The air -- be renewed in -- the Nautilu\n",
      "\n",
      "Accordingly , that day it kept getting worse .\n",
      "  that day -- kept getting -- worse\n",
      "\n",
      "Near three o'clock in the afternoon , this agonizing sensation affected me to an intense degree .\n",
      "  this agonizing sensation -- affected me -- an intense degree\n",
      "\n",
      "Yawns dislocated my jaws .\n",
      "  Yawns dislocated -- my -- jaws\n",
      "\n",
      "My lungs were gasping in their quest for that enkindling elastic fluid required for breathing , now growing scarcer and scarcer .\n",
      "  lungs -- were gasping in -- quest\n",
      "  that enkindling elastic -- fluid required for -- breathing\n",
      "  breathing -- now growing -- scarcer\n",
      "\n",
      "My mind was in a daze .\n",
      "  mind -- was in -- a daze\n",
      "\n",
      "My gallant Conseil felt the same symptoms , suffered the same sufferings , yet never left my side .\n",
      "  gallant Conseil -- felt -- the same symptoms\n",
      "  the same symptoms -- suffered -- the same sufferings\n",
      "  the same sufferings -- never left my -- side\n",
      "\n",
      "He held my hand , he kept encouraging me , and I even heard him mutter :\n",
      "  hand -- kept encouraging -- even\n",
      "  hand -- I -- even\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Oh , if only I did not have to breathe , to leave more air for master ! \"\n",
      "  Oh -- I did not have -- breathe\n",
      "  breathe -- leave more air for -- master !\n",
      "\n",
      "Since conditions inside were universally unbearable , how eagerly , how happily , we put on our diving suits to take our turns working !\n",
      "  conditions -- inside were universally -- unbearable\n",
      "  unbearable -- how -- eagerly\n",
      "  eagerly -- how -- happily\n",
      "  we -- put on our -- diving suits\n",
      "  diving suits -- take our -- turns\n",
      "  turns -- working -- !\n",
      "\n",
      "Picks rang out on that bed of ice .\n",
      "  Picks -- rang out on -- that bed\n",
      "\n",
      "Arms grew weary , hands were rubbed raw , but who cared about exhaustion , what difference were wounds ?\n",
      "  Arms -- grew weary -- hands\n",
      "  hands -- were -- rubbed raw\n",
      "  rubbed raw -- cared about -- exhaustion\n",
      "  what difference -- were -- wounds ?\n",
      "\n",
      "Life - sustaining air reached our lungs !\n",
      "  Life - -- sustaining -- air\n",
      "  air -- reached our -- lungs !\n",
      "\n",
      "His shift over , each man surrendered to a gasping companion the air tank that would revive him .\n",
      "  each man -- surrendered -- companion the air tank\n",
      "\n",
      "Captain Nemo set the example and was foremost in submitting to this strict discipline .\n",
      "  Nemo -- set -- the example\n",
      "  the example -- was foremost in submitting -- this strict discipline\n",
      "\n",
      "When his time was up , he yielded his equipment to another and reentered the foul air on board , always calm , unflinching , and uncomplaining .\n",
      "  time -- was up -- equipment\n",
      "  time -- yielded -- equipment\n",
      "  equipment -- reentered the foul air on -- board\n",
      "  board -- always -- calm\n",
      "\n",
      "That day the usual work was accomplished with even greater energy .\n",
      "  That day the usual work -- was accomplished with -- even greater energy\n",
      "\n",
      "Over the whole surface area , only two meters were left to be removed .\n",
      "  the whole -- surface -- area\n",
      "\n",
      "Only two meters separated us from the open sea .\n",
      "  meters -- separated us from -- sea\n",
      "  us -- open -- sea\n",
      "\n",
      "But the shi 's air tanks were nearly empty .\n",
      "  air tanks -- were nearly -- empty\n",
      "\n",
      "The little air that remained had to be saved for the workmen .\n",
      "  The little air -- remained had -- the workmen\n",
      "  The little air -- be saved for -- the workmen\n",
      "\n",
      "When I returned on board , I felt half suffocated .\n",
      "  board -- I felt -- half\n",
      "\n",
      "Such sufferings are indescribable .\n",
      "  Such sufferings -- are -- indescribable\n",
      "\n",
      "The next day I was short - winded .\n",
      "  The next day -- I was short - -- winded\n",
      "\n",
      "My companions were experiencing the same symptoms .\n",
      "  companions -- were experiencing -- the same symptoms\n",
      "\n",
      "Some crewmen were at their last gasp .\n",
      "  Some crewmen -- were at -- last gasp\n",
      "\n",
      "That day , the sixth of our imprisonment , Captain Nemo concluded that picks and mattocks were too slow to deal with the ice layer still separating us from open water - and he decided to crush this layer .\n",
      "  That day -- our -- imprisonment\n",
      "  imprisonment -- Captain -- Nemo concluded that picks\n",
      "  Nemo concluded that picks -- were too slow -- deal\n",
      "  the ice -- layer still separating us from open -- water -\n",
      "  water - -- decided -- this layer\n",
      "  water - -- crush -- this layer\n",
      "\n",
      "The man had kept his energy and composure .\n",
      "  The man -- had kept -- energy\n",
      "\n",
      "At his orders the craft was eased off , in other words , it was raised from its icy bed by a change in its specific gravity .\n",
      "  other words -- was raised from -- icy bed\n",
      "\n",
      "When it was afloat , the crew towed it , leading it right above the immense trench outlined to match the shi 's waterline .\n",
      "  the crew -- towed -- right\n",
      "  the crew -- leading it right above -- the immense trench\n",
      "  the immense trench -- outlined -- the shi\n",
      "  the immense trench -- match -- the shi\n",
      "\n",
      "Next the ballast tanks filled with water , the boat sank , and was fitted into its socket .\n",
      "  the ballast tanks -- filled with -- water\n",
      "  the boat -- was fitted into -- socket\n",
      "\n",
      "Just then the whole crew returned on board , and the double outside door was closed .\n",
      "  the whole crew -- returned on -- board\n",
      "\n",
      "By this point the Nautilus was resting on a bed of ice only one meter thick and drilled by bores in a thousand places .\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- was resting on -- a bed\n",
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      "The stopcocks of the ballast tanks were then opened wide , and 100 cubic meters of water rushed in , increasing the Nautilu 's weight by 100,000 kilograms .\n",
      "  the ballast tanks -- were then opened -- meters\n",
      "  water -- rushed in -- the Nautilu\n",
      "  water -- increasing -- the Nautilu\n",
      "  the Nautilu -- weight by -- 100,000\n",
      "\n",
      "We waited , we listened , we forgot our sufferings , we hoped once more .\n",
      "  We -- waited -- we\n",
      "  we -- forgot our -- sufferings\n",
      "\n",
      "We had staked our salvation on this one last gamble .\n",
      "  We -- had -- staked\n",
      "  staked -- our salvation on -- last gamble\n",
      "\n",
      "Despite the buzzing in my head , I soon could hear vibrations under the Nautilu 's hull .\n",
      "  the buzzing -- my -- head\n",
      "  head -- I soon -- hear vibrations\n",
      "\n",
      "The ice cracked with an odd ripping sound , like paper tearing , and the Nautilus began settling downward .\n",
      "  The ice -- cracked with -- sound\n",
      "  The ice -- ripping -- sound\n",
      "\n",
      "\" We are going through ! \"\n",
      "  We -- are going through -- !\n",
      "\n",
      "Conseil muttered in my ear .\n",
      "  Conseil muttered -- my -- ear\n",
      "\n",
      "All at once , carried away by its frightful excess load , the Nautilus sank into the waters like a cannonball , in other words , dropping as if in a vacuum !\n",
      "  other words -- dropping as -- a vacuum !\n",
      "\n",
      "Our full electric power was then put on the pumps , which instantly began to expel water from the ballast tanks .\n",
      "  full electric power -- was then put on -- the pumps\n",
      "  the pumps -- began -- expel water\n",
      "\n",
      "After a few minutes we had checked our fall .\n",
      "  a few minutes we -- had checked our -- fall\n",
      "\n",
      "The pressure gauge soon indicated an ascending movement .\n",
      "  The pressure gauge -- indicated -- an ascending movement\n",
      "\n",
      "Brought to full speed , the propeller made the sheet - iron hull tremble down to its rivets , and we sped northward .\n",
      "  the propeller -- made the sheet - -- iron hull tremble\n",
      "  we -- sped -- northward\n",
      "\n",
      "But how long would it take to navigate under the Ice Bank to the open sea ?\n",
      "  the Ice Bank -- open -- sea ?\n",
      "\n",
      "Half lying on a couch in the library , I was suffocating .\n",
      "  the library -- I was -- suffocating\n",
      "\n",
      "My face was purple , my lips blue , my faculties in abeyance .\n",
      "  face -- was -- purple\n",
      "  purple -- my lips -- faculties\n",
      "  purple -- my faculties in -- abeyance\n",
      "\n",
      "My muscles had no power to contract .\n",
      "  muscles -- had -- no power\n",
      "\n",
      "But I was aware that my death throes had begun .\n",
      "  death throes -- had -- begun\n",
      "\n",
      "A few whiffs of air had entered my lungs .\n",
      "  air -- had entered my -- lungs\n",
      "\n",
      "Had we risen to the surface of the waves ?\n",
      "  we -- risen -- the waves ?\n",
      "  we -- surface of -- the waves ?\n",
      "\n",
      "Had we cleared the Ice Bank ?\n",
      "  we -- cleared -- the Ice Bank ?\n",
      "\n",
      "Ned and Conseil , my two gallant friends , were sacrificing themselves to save me .\n",
      "  Conseil -- my -- gallant friends\n",
      "  gallant friends -- were -- sacrificing\n",
      "  sacrificing -- themselves -- save\n",
      "\n",
      "A few atoms of air were still left in the depths of one Rouquayrol device .\n",
      "  air -- were still left in -- the depths\n",
      "\n",
      "Instead of breathing it themselves , they had saved it for me , and while they were suffocating , they poured life into me drop by drop !\n",
      "  suffocating -- poured life into -- drop\n",
      "\n",
      "They held my hands , and for a few moments I could breathe luxuriously .\n",
      "  a few moments -- I -- breathe luxuriously\n",
      "\n",
      "It had to be March 28. The Nautilus was traveling at the frightful speed of forty miles per hour .\n",
      "  March -- 28. -- The Nautilus\n",
      "  The Nautilus -- was traveling at -- the frightful speed\n",
      "\n",
      "Had his companions died with him ?\n",
      "  companions -- died with -- ?\n",
      "\n",
      "Just then the pressure gauge indicated we were no more than twenty feet from the surface .\n",
      "  the pressure gauge -- indicated -- we\n",
      "  we -- were no more than -- twenty feet\n",
      "\n",
      "Separating us from the open air was a mere tract of ice .\n",
      "  Separating us -- open -- air\n",
      "  air -- was a mere tract of -- ice\n",
      "\n",
      "Could we break through it ?\n",
      "  we -- break through -- ?\n",
      "\n",
      "In fact , I could feel it assuming an oblique position , lowering its stern and raising its spur .\n",
      "  fact -- I -- an oblique position\n",
      "  fact -- feel -- an oblique position\n",
      "  fact -- assuming -- an oblique position\n",
      "  an oblique position -- lowering -- stern\n",
      "  stern -- raising -- spur\n",
      "\n",
      "The admission of additional water was enough to shift its balance .\n",
      "  additional water -- was -- balance\n",
      "  additional water -- shift -- balance\n",
      "\n",
      "Then , driven by its powerful propeller , it attacked this ice field from below like a fearsome battering ram .\n",
      "  Then -- driven by -- powerful propeller\n",
      "  powerful propeller -- attacked this ice field from -- below\n",
      "\n",
      "It split the barrier little by little , backing up , then putting on full speed against the punctured tract of ice ; and finally , carried away by its supreme momentum , it lunged through and onto this frozen surface , crushing the ice beneath its weight .\n",
      "  backing -- then putting on -- full speed\n",
      "  ice -- carried away by -- supreme momentum\n",
      "  lunged -- surface -- the ice\n",
      "  lunged -- crushing the ice beneath -- weight\n",
      "\n",
      "The hatches were opened - or torn off , if you prefer - and waves of clean air were admitted into every part of the Nautilus .\n",
      "  - -- torn off -- -\n",
      "  - -- you prefer -- -\n",
      "  clean air -- were admitted into -- every part\n",
      "\n",
      "CHAPTER 17 From Cape Horn to the Amazon HOW I GOT ONTO the platform I am unable to say .\n",
      "  the Amazon -- HOW I GOT ONTO -- the platform\n",
      "\n",
      "But I could breathe , I could inhale the life - giving sea air .\n",
      "  breathe -- I -- the life -\n",
      "  breathe -- inhale -- the life -\n",
      "  the life - -- giving -- sea air\n",
      "\n",
      "Next to me my two companions were getting tipsy on the fresh oxygen particles .\n",
      "  companions -- were getting tipsy on -- the fresh oxygen particles\n",
      "\n",
      "Poor souls who have suffered from long starvation must not pounce heedlessly on the first food given them .\n",
      "  Poor souls -- have suffered from -- long starvation\n",
      "\n",
      "We , on the other hand , did not have to practice such moderation :\n",
      "  the other hand -- did not have -- practice such moderation :\n",
      "\n",
      "we could suck the atoms from the air by the lungful , and it was the breeze , the breeze itself , that poured into us this luxurious intoxication !\n",
      "  the lungful -- was -- the breeze\n",
      "  the breeze itself -- poured into us -- this luxurious intoxication !\n",
      "\n",
      "Let master have no fears about breathing .\n",
      "  master -- have no fears about -- breathing\n",
      "\n",
      "\" As for Ned Land , he did not say a word , but his wide - open jaws would have scared off a shark .\n",
      "  Ned Land -- did not say -- a word\n",
      "  wide - -- open jaws -- a shark\n",
      "  wide - -- have scared off -- a shark\n",
      "\n",
      "The Canadian \" drew \" like a furnace going full blast .\n",
      "  a furnace -- going -- full blast\n",
      "\n",
      "Our strength returned promptly , and when I looked around , I saw that we were alone on the platform .\n",
      "  strength -- returned promptly -- around\n",
      "  strength -- I looked -- around\n",
      "  around -- I saw -- that we\n",
      "  that we -- were alone on -- the platform\n",
      "\n",
      "Not even Captain Nemo .\n",
      "  even -- Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "\n",
      "Those strange seamen on the Nautilus were content with the oxygen circulating inside .\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- were content with -- the oxygen circulating inside\n",
      "\n",
      "The first words I pronounced were words of appreciation and gratitude to my two companions .\n",
      "  The first words -- I pronounced were words of -- appreciation\n",
      "  gratitude -- my -- companions\n",
      "\n",
      "Ned and Conseil had kept me alive during the final hours of our long death throes .\n",
      "  Conseil -- had kept me alive during -- the final hours\n",
      "  the final hours -- our -- long death throes\n",
      "\n",
      "But no expression of thanks could repay them fully for such devotion .\n",
      "  thanks -- repay -- such devotion\n",
      "  thanks -- fully for -- such devotion\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Good lord , professor , \" Ned Land answered me , \" do not mention it !\n",
      "  Ned Land -- do not mention -- !\n",
      "\n",
      "What did we do that is so praiseworthy ?\n",
      "  we -- do that is so -- praiseworthy ?\n",
      "\n",
      "Your life is worth more than ours .\n",
      "  Your life -- is worth more than -- ours\n",
      "\n",
      "\" No , Ned , \" I replied , \" it is not worth more .\n",
      "  Ned -- I -- replied\n",
      "\n",
      "Nobody could be better than a kind and generous man like yourself ! \"\n",
      "  Nobody -- be better than -- generous man\n",
      "\n",
      "\" And you , my gallant Conseil , you suffered a great deal . \"\n",
      "  you -- my -- gallant Conseil\n",
      "  gallant Conseil -- you suffered -- a great deal\n",
      "\n",
      "Besides , when I saw master fainting , it left me without the slightest desire to breathe .\n",
      "  master fainting -- left me without -- breathe\n",
      "  master fainting -- desire -- breathe\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Confounded by this lapse into banality , Conseil left his sentence hanging . \"\n",
      "  Conseil -- left -- sentence hanging\n",
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      "My friends , \" I replied , very moved , \" we are bound to each other forever , and I am deeply indebted to you - \" \" Which I will take advantage of , \" the Canadian shot back .\n",
      "  friends -- I -- replied\n",
      "  replied -- very moved -- we\n",
      "  we -- are bound -- -\n",
      "  we -- forever -- -\n",
      "  we -- I am deeply -- -\n",
      "  we -- you -- -\n",
      "  - -- I -- advantage\n",
      "  - -- take advantage of -- the Canadian shot back\n",
      "\n",
      "You can repay your debt by coming with me when I leave this infernal Nautilus . \"\n",
      "  coming -- I leave -- this infernal Nautilus\n",
      "\n",
      "\" By the way , \" Conseil said , \" are we going in a favorable direction ? \"\n",
      "  Conseil -- said -- we\n",
      "  Conseil -- are -- we\n",
      "  we -- going in -- a favorable direction ?\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Yes , \" I replied , \" because we are going in the direction of the sun , and here the sun is due north . \"\n",
      "  we -- are going in -- the direction\n",
      "  the sun -- is -- due north\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Sure , \" Ned Land went on , \" but it remains to be seen whether we will make for the Atlantic or the Pacific , in other words , whether we will end up in well - traveled or deserted seas . \"\n",
      "  Ned Land -- went on -- remains\n",
      "  remains -- be seen whether -- we\n",
      "  we -- make for -- the Atlantic\n",
      "\n",
      "I had no reply to this , and I feared that Captain Nemo would not take us homeward but rather into that huge ocean washing the shores of both Asia and America .\n",
      "  Nemo -- take -- us homeward\n",
      "  us homeward -- rather into -- that huge ocean\n",
      "\n",
      "In this way he would complete his underwater tour of the world , going back to those seas where the Nautilus enjoyed the greatest freedom .\n",
      "  the world -- going back -- the Nautilus\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- enjoyed -- the greatest freedom\n",
      "\n",
      "But if we returned to the Pacific , far from every populated shore , what would happen to Ned Lan 's plans ?\n",
      "  we -- returned -- the Pacific\n",
      "  the Pacific -- far from -- every populated shore\n",
      "  what -- happen -- Ned Lan\n",
      "\n",
      "We would soon settle this important point .\n",
      "  We -- settle -- this important point\n",
      "\n",
      "Soon we had cleared the Antarctic Circle plus the promontory of Cape Horn .\n",
      "  we -- had cleared the Antarctic Circle plus the promontory of -- Cape Horn\n",
      "\n",
      "We were abreast of the tip of South America by March 31 at seven o'clock in the evening .\n",
      "  We -- were abreast of -- the tip\n",
      "\n",
      "The memory of that imprisonment under the ice faded from our minds .\n",
      "  the ice faded -- our -- minds\n",
      "\n",
      "We had thoughts only of the future .\n",
      "  We -- had thoughts only of -- the future\n",
      "\n",
      "Captain Nemo no longer appeared , neither in the lounge nor on the platform .\n",
      "  the lounge -- nor on -- the platform\n",
      "\n",
      "The positions reported each day on the world map were put there by the chief officer , and they enabled me to determine the Nautilu 's exact heading .\n",
      "  The positions -- reported each day on -- the world map\n",
      "  the world map -- were put -- the chief officer\n",
      "  the chief officer -- enabled me -- the Nautilu\n",
      "  the chief officer -- determine -- the Nautilu\n",
      "\n",
      "Now then , that evening it became obvious , much to my satisfaction , that we were returning north by the Atlantic route .\n",
      "  that evening -- became obvious -- satisfaction\n",
      "  that evening -- my -- satisfaction\n",
      "  that we -- were returning north by -- the Atlantic route\n",
      "\n",
      "\" That is good news , \" the Canadian replied , \" but wher 's the Nautilus going ? \"\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- going -- ?\n",
      "\n",
      "\" After the South Pole , does our captain want to tackle the North Pole , then go back to the Pacific by the notorious Northwest Passage ? \"\n",
      "  the South Pole -- our captain want -- the North Pole\n",
      "  the South Pole -- tackle -- the North Pole\n",
      "  the North Pole -- then go back -- the Pacific\n",
      "\n",
      "Oh well , \" the Canadian said , \" we will give him the slip long before then . \"\n",
      "  we -- give him the slip long before -- then\n",
      "\n",
      "\" In any event , \" Conseil added , \" he is a superman , that Captain Nemo , and we will never regret having known him . \"\n",
      "  Conseil -- added -- a superman\n",
      "  Conseil -- is -- a superman\n",
      "  a superman -- Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Especially once we have left him , \" Ned Land shot back .\n",
      "  we -- have left -- Ned Land shot back\n",
      "\n",
      "The next day , April 1 , when the Nautilus rose to the surface of the waves a few minutes before noon , we raised land to the west .\n",
      "  the Nautilus rose -- surface of -- the waves a few minutes\n",
      "  we -- raised -- land\n",
      "\n",
      "It was Tierra del Fuego , the Land of Fire , a name given it by early navigators after they saw numerous curls of smoke rising from the natives ' huts .\n",
      "  a name -- given it by -- early navigators\n",
      "  smoke -- rising from -- the natives\n",
      "\n",
      "This Land of Fire forms a huge cluster of islands over thirty leagues long and eighty leagues wide , extending between latitude 53 degrees and 56 degrees south , and between longitude 67 degrees 50 ' and 77 degrees 15 ' west .\n",
      "  Fire -- forms a huge cluster of -- islands\n",
      "  eighty leagues -- extending between -- degrees\n",
      "\n",
      "Its coastline looked flat , but high mountains rose in the distance .\n",
      "  coastline -- looked -- flat\n",
      "\n",
      "I even thought I glimpsed Mt .\n",
      "  even -- thought I -- glimpsed Mt\n",
      "\n",
      "Sarmiento , whose elevation is 2,070 meters above sea level :\n",
      "  whose elevation -- is 2,070 meters above -- sea level :\n",
      "\n",
      "a pyramid - shaped block of shale with a very sharp summit , which , depending on whether it is clear or veiled in vapor , \" predicts fair weather or foul , \" as Ned Land told me .\n",
      "  depending -- is -- vapor\n",
      "\n",
      "\" A first - class barometer , my friend . \"\n",
      "  class barometer -- my -- friend\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Yes , sir , a natural barometer that did not let me down when I navigated the narrows of the Strait of Magellan . \"\n",
      "  a natural barometer -- did not let me down -- the narrows\n",
      "  a natural barometer -- I navigated the narrows of -- the Strait\n",
      "\n",
      "Just then its peak appeared before us , standing out distinctly against the background of the skies .\n",
      "  peak -- appeared before -- us\n",
      "\n",
      "Going back under the waters , the Nautilus drew near the coast , cruising along it for only a few miles .\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- drew near -- the coast\n",
      "\n",
      "Through the lounge windows I could see long creepers and gigantic fucus plants , bulb - bearing seaweed of which the open sea at the pole had revealed a few specimens ; with their smooth , viscous filaments , they measured as much as 300 meters long ; genuine cables more than an inch thick and very tough , they're often used as mooring lines for ships .\n",
      "  the lounge -- windows I -- see long creepers\n",
      "  bearing seaweed -- which -- sea\n",
      "  bearing seaweed -- open sea at -- the pole\n",
      "  the pole -- had revealed -- a few specimens\n",
      "  viscous filaments -- measured as -- meters\n",
      "  they're -- often used as -- mooring lines\n",
      "\n",
      "Another weed , known by the name velp and boasting four - foot leaves , was crammed into the coral concretions and carpeted the ocean floor .\n",
      "  Another weed -- known by -- the name velp\n",
      "  foot leaves -- was crammed into -- the coral concretions\n",
      "  the coral concretions -- carpeted -- the ocean floor\n",
      "\n",
      "The Nautilus passed over these lush , luxuriant depths with tremendous speed .\n",
      "  The Nautilus -- passed over -- luxuriant depths\n",
      "\n",
      "Near evening it approached the Falkland Islands , whose rugged summits I recognized the next day .\n",
      "  evening -- approached -- the Falkland Islands\n",
      "  whose rugged summits -- I recognized -- the next day\n",
      "\n",
      "The sea was of moderate depth .\n",
      "  The sea -- was of -- moderate depth\n",
      "\n",
      "So not without good reason , I assumed that these two islands , plus the many islets surrounding them , used to be part of the Magellan coastline .\n",
      "  good reason -- I assumed that -- islands\n",
      "  surrounding -- used -- part\n",
      "  surrounding -- be part of -- the Magellan coastline\n",
      "\n",
      "The Falkland Islands were probably discovered by the famous navigator John Davis , who gave them the name Davis Southern Islands .\n",
      "  The Falkland Islands -- were -- the famous navigator\n",
      "  The Falkland Islands -- discovered by -- the famous navigator\n",
      "  Davis -- gave them -- the name Davis Southern Islands\n",
      "\n",
      "Later Sir Richard Hawkins called them the Maidenland , after the Blessed Virgin .\n",
      "  Richard Hawkins -- called them -- the Maidenland\n",
      "\n",
      "Subsequently , at the beginning of the 18th century , they were named the Malouines by fishermen from Saint - Malo in Brittany , then finally dubbed the Falklands by the English , to whom they belong today .\n",
      "  the 18th century -- were named the Malouines by -- fishermen\n",
      "  Brittany -- then finally dubbed the Falklands by -- the English\n",
      "  the English -- whom -- belong today\n",
      "\n",
      "In these waterways our nets brought up fine samples of algae , in particular certain fucus plants whose roots were laden with the worl 's best mussels .\n",
      "  these waterways -- our -- nets\n",
      "  nets -- brought up fine samples of -- algae\n",
      "  particular certain fucus plants whose -- roots were laden with -- the worl\n",
      "\n",
      "Geese and duck alighted by the dozens on the platform and soon took their places in the shi 's pantry .\n",
      "  the platform -- took their places in -- the shi\n",
      "\n",
      "As for fish , I specifically observed some bony fish belonging to the goby genus , especially some gudgeon two decimeters long , sprinkled with whitish and yellow spots .\n",
      "  fish -- I specifically observed -- some bony fish belonging\n",
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      "I likewise marveled at the numerous medusas , including the most beautiful of their breed , the compass jellyfish , unique to the Falkland seas .\n",
      "  the numerous medusas -- including the most beautiful of -- breed\n",
      "\n",
      "Some of these jellyfish were shaped like very smooth , semispheric parasols with russet stripes and fringes of twelve neat festoons .\n",
      "  these jellyfish -- were shaped like -- semispheric parasols\n",
      "\n",
      "Others looked like upside - down baskets from which wide leaves and long red twigs were gracefully trailing .\n",
      "  Others -- looked like -- upside -\n",
      "  long red -- were -- gracefully trailing\n",
      "\n",
      "They swam with quiverings of their four leaflike arms , letting the opulent tresses of their tentacles dangle in the drift .\n",
      "  leaflike arms -- letting the opulent tresses of -- tentacles dangle\n",
      "\n",
      "I wanted to preserve a few specimens of these delicate zoophytes , but they were merely clouds , shadows , illusions , melting and evaporating outside their native element .\n",
      "  these delicate zoophytes -- were merely -- clouds\n",
      "\n",
      "When the last tips of the Falkland Islands had disappeared below the horizon , the Nautilus submerged to a depth between twenty and twenty - five meters and went along the South American coast .\n",
      "  the Falkland Islands -- had disappeared below -- the horizon\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- submerged -- twenty\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- depth between -- twenty\n",
      "  meters -- went along -- the South American coast\n",
      "\n",
      "Captain Nemo did not put in an appearance .\n",
      "  Nemo -- did not put in -- an appearance\n",
      "\n",
      "We did not leave these Patagonian waterways until April 3 , sometimes cruising under the ocean , sometimes on its surface .\n",
      "  We -- did not leave these Patagonian waterways until -- April\n",
      "\n",
      "The Nautilus passed the wide estuary formed by the mouth of the Rio de la Plata , and on April 4 we lay abreast of Uruguay , albeit fifty miles out .\n",
      "  The Nautilus -- passed -- the wide estuary\n",
      "  the wide estuary -- formed by -- the Rio de la Plata\n",
      "  the wide estuary -- mouth of -- the Rio de la Plata\n",
      "  we -- lay abreast of -- Uruguay\n",
      "\n",
      "Keeping to its northerly heading , it followed the long windings of South America .\n",
      "  northerly heading -- followed the long windings of -- South America\n",
      "\n",
      "By then we had fared 16,000 leagues since coming on board in the seas of Japan .\n",
      "  we -- had -- fared\n",
      "\n",
      "Near eleven o'clock in the morning , we cut the Tropic of Capricorn on the 37th meridian , passing well out from Cape Frio .\n",
      "  we -- cut the Tropic of -- Capricorn\n",
      "  the 37th meridian -- passing well out -- Cape Frio\n",
      "\n",
      "Much to Ned Lan 's displeasure , Captain Nemo had no liking for the neighborhood of Brazi 's populous shores , because he shot by with dizzying speed .\n",
      "  displeasure -- Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "  Nemo -- had no liking for -- the neighborhood\n",
      "\n",
      "Not even the swiftest fish or birds could keep up with us , and the natural curiosities in these seas completely eluded our observation .\n",
      "  birds -- keep up with -- us\n",
      "  eluded -- our -- observation\n",
      "\n",
      "This speed was maintained for several days , and on the evening of April 9 , we raised South Americ 's easternmost tip , Cape São Roque .\n",
      "  This speed -- was maintained for -- several days\n",
      "  we -- raised -- South Americ\n",
      "\n",
      "But then the Nautilus veered away again and went looking for the lowest depths of an underwater valley gouged between this cape and Sierra Leone on the coast of Africa .\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- veered -- again\n",
      "  again -- went looking for -- the lowest depths\n",
      "\n",
      "From this locality to the Lesser Antilles , the ocea 's geologic profile features a steeply cut cliff six kilometers high , and abreast of the Cape Verde Islands , ther 's another wall just as imposing ; together these two barricades confine the whole submerged continent of Atlantis .\n",
      "  geologic profile -- features -- a steeply\n",
      "  a steeply -- cut -- cliff\n",
      "  another wall -- together -- barricades\n",
      "  barricades -- confine the whole submerged continent of -- Atlantis\n",
      "\n",
      "The floor of this immense valley is made picturesque by mountains that furnish these underwater depths with scenic views .\n",
      "  this immense valley -- is made picturesque by -- mountains\n",
      "  mountains -- furnish these underwater depths with -- scenic views\n",
      "\n",
      "This description is based mostly on certain hand - drawn charts kept in the Nautilu 's library , charts obviously rendered by Captain Nemo himself from his own personal observations .\n",
      "  This description -- is based mostly on -- certain hand -\n",
      "  certain hand - -- drawn -- charts\n",
      "  charts -- kept in -- the Nautilu\n",
      "  charts obviously -- rendered by Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "  Nemo -- himself from -- personal observations\n",
      "\n",
      "For two days we visited these deep and deserted waters by means of our slanting fins .\n",
      "  days we -- visited -- deserted waters\n",
      "  means -- our -- slanting fins\n",
      "\n",
      "The Nautilus would do long , diagonal dives that took us to every level .\n",
      "  The Nautilus -- do -- long\n",
      "  diagonal dives -- took -- us\n",
      "\n",
      "But on April 11 it rose suddenly , and the shore reappeared at the mouth of the Amazon River , a huge estuary whose outflow is so considerable , it desalts the sea over an area of several leagues .\n",
      "  rose -- suddenly -- the shore reappeared\n",
      "  the shore reappeared -- mouth of -- the Amazon River\n",
      "  a huge estuary whose outflow -- is so -- considerable\n",
      "  considerable -- desalts the sea over -- an area\n",
      "\n",
      "Twenty miles to the west lay Guiana , French territory where we could easily have taken refuge .\n",
      "  the west -- lay -- Guiana\n",
      "  we -- have taken -- refuge\n",
      "\n",
      "But the wind was blowing a strong gust , and the furious billows would not allow us to face them in a mere skiff .\n",
      "  billows -- allow -- us\n",
      "  face -- them in -- a mere skiff\n",
      "\n",
      "For my part , I made no allusion to his escape plans because I did not want to push him into an attempt that was certain to misfire .\n",
      "  part -- I made -- no allusion\n",
      "  escape plans -- I did not want -- misfire\n",
      "  escape plans -- push him into -- misfire\n",
      "  escape plans -- attempt that was certain -- misfire\n",
      "\n",
      "During those two days of April 11 - 12 , the Nautilus did not leave the surface of the sea , and its trawl brought up a simply miraculous catch of zoophytes , fish , and reptiles .\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- did not leave -- the sea\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- surface of -- the sea\n",
      "  trawl -- brought up -- zoophytes\n",
      "  trawl -- simply -- zoophytes\n",
      "  trawl -- catch of -- zoophytes\n",
      "\n",
      "Some zoophytes were dredged up by the chain of our trawl .\n",
      "  Some zoophytes -- were dredged up -- the chain\n",
      "  the chain -- our -- trawl\n",
      "\n",
      "Most were lovely sea anemone belonging to the family Actinidia , including among other species , the Phyctalis protexta , native to this part of the ocean :\n",
      "  the family Actinidia -- including among -- other species\n",
      "\n",
      "As for mollusks , they consisted of exhibits I had already observed :\n",
      "  exhibits -- I had already observed -- :\n",
      "\n",
      "turret snails , olive shells of the \" tent olive \" species with neatly intersecting lines and russet spots standing out sharply against a flesh - colored background , fanciful spider conchs that looked like petrified scorpions , transparent glass snails , argonauts , some highly edible cuttlefish , and certain species of squid that the naturalists of antiquity classified with the flying fish , which are used chiefly as bait for catching cod .\n",
      "  russet spots standing -- sharply against -- a flesh\n",
      "  fanciful spider conchs -- looked like -- petrified scorpions\n",
      "  antiquity -- classified with -- fish\n",
      "  fish -- are used chiefly as -- bait\n",
      "  bait -- catching -- cod\n",
      "\n",
      "As for the fish in these waterways , I noted various species that I had not yet had the opportunity to study .\n",
      "  these waterways -- I noted various species that I had not -- the opportunity\n",
      "  various species -- had -- the opportunity\n",
      "\n",
      "some brook lamprey , a type of eel fifteen inches long , head greenish , fins violet , back bluish gray , belly a silvery brown strewn with bright spots , iris of the eye encircled in gold , unusual animals that the Amazo 's current must have swept out to sea because their natural habitat is fresh water ; sting rays , the snout pointed , the tail long , slender , and armed with an extensive jagged sting ; small one - meter sharks with gray and whitish hides , their teeth arranged in several backward - curving rows , fish commonly known by the name carpet shark ; batfish , a sort of reddish isosceles triangle half a meter long , whose pectoral fins are attached by fleshy extensions that make these fish look like bats , although an appendage made of horn , located near the nostrils , earns them the nickname of sea unicorns ; lastly , a couple species of triggerfish , the cucuyo whose stippled flanks glitter with a sparkling gold color , and the bright purple leatherjacket whose hues glisten like a pigeo 's throat .\n",
      "  bluish gray -- belly a silvery brown strewn with -- bright spots\n",
      "  iris -- encircled in -- gold\n",
      "  the Amazo -- have swept out -- sea\n",
      "  natural habitat -- is -- fresh water\n",
      "  the snout -- pointed -- the tail long\n",
      "  whitish hides -- teeth arranged in -- curving rows\n",
      "  whitish hides -- backward - -- curving rows\n",
      "  fish -- commonly known by -- the name carpet shark\n",
      "  reddish isosceles triangle -- half -- long\n",
      "  whose pectoral fins -- are attached by -- fleshy extensions\n",
      "  fleshy extensions -- make these fish look like -- bats\n",
      "  an appendage -- made of -- horn\n",
      "  horn -- located near -- the nostrils\n",
      "  the nostrils -- earns them the nickname of -- sea unicorns\n",
      "\n",
      "I will finish up this catalog , a little dry but quite accurate , with the series of bony fish I observed :\n",
      "  bony fish -- I observed -- :\n",
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      "eels belonging to the genus Apteronotus whose snow - white snout is very blunt , the body painted a handsome black and armed with a very long , slender , fleshy whip ; long sardines from the genus Odontognathus , like three - decimeter pike , shining with a bright silver glow ; Guaranian mackerel furnished with two anal fins ; black - tinted rudderfish that you catch by using torches , fish measuring two meters and boasting white , firm , plump meat that , when fresh , tastes like eel , when dried , like smoked salmon ; semired wrasse sporting scales only at the bases of their dorsal and anal fins ; grunts on which gold and silver mingle their luster with that of ruby and topaz ; yellow - tailed gilthead whose flesh is extremely dainty and whose phosphorescent properties give them away in the midst of the waters ; porgies tinted orange , with slender tongues ; croakers with gold caudal fins ; black surgeonfish ; four - eyed fish from Surinam , etc .\n",
      "  white snout -- is -- very blunt\n",
      "  the body -- painted -- a handsome black\n",
      "  tinted rudderfish -- you catch by using -- torches\n",
      "  fish -- measuring -- meters\n",
      "  eel -- smoked -- salmon\n",
      "  tailed gilthead whose flesh -- is extremely -- whose phosphorescent properties\n",
      "  whose phosphorescent properties -- give them away in -- the waters\n",
      "  whose phosphorescent properties -- midst of -- the waters\n",
      "\n",
      "This \" et cetera \" wo not keep me from mentioning one more fish that Conseil , with good reason , will long remember .\n",
      "  et cetera -- keep me from -- more fish that Conseil\n",
      "\n",
      "One of our nets had hauled up a type of very flat ray that weighed some twenty kilograms ; with its tail cut off , it would have formed a perfect disk .\n",
      "  nets -- had hauled up -- a type\n",
      "  very flat ray -- weighed -- tail\n",
      "  very flat ray -- twenty -- tail\n",
      "  tail -- cut off -- a perfect disk\n",
      "  tail -- have formed -- a perfect disk\n",
      "\n",
      "It was white underneath and reddish on top , with big round spots of deep blue encircled in black , its hide quite smooth and ending in a double - lobed fin .\n",
      "  big round spots -- encircled in -- black\n",
      "  ending -- double - -- lobed fin\n",
      "\n",
      "Laid out on the platform , it kept struggling with convulsive movements , trying to turn over , making such efforts that its final lunge was about to flip it into the sea .\n",
      "  the platform -- kept struggling with -- convulsive movements\n",
      "  convulsive movements -- trying -- such efforts\n",
      "  convulsive movements -- turn over -- such efforts\n",
      "  convulsive movements -- making such efforts that -- final lunge\n",
      "  final lunge -- was about -- the sea\n",
      "  final lunge -- flip it into -- the sea\n",
      "\n",
      "But Conseil , being very possessive of his fish , rushed at it , and before I could stop him , he seized it with both hands .\n",
      "  Conseil -- being very possessive of -- fish\n",
      "  fish -- rushed at -- both hands\n",
      "  fish -- I -- both hands\n",
      "  fish -- stop -- both hands\n",
      "  fish -- seized it with -- both hands\n",
      "\n",
      "\" For once in his life , the poor lad did not address me \" in the third person . \"\n",
      "  the poor lad -- did not address -- the third person\n",
      "\n",
      "The Canadian and I sat him up ; we massaged his contracted arms , and when he regained his five senses , that eternal classifier mumbled in a broken voice :\n",
      "  we -- massaged -- arms\n",
      "  arms -- regained -- senses\n",
      "  that eternal classifier mumbled -- broken voice -- :\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Class of cartilaginous fish , order Chondropterygia with fixed gills , suborder Selacia , family Rajiiforma , genus electric ray . \"\n",
      "  order Chondropterygia -- fixed -- gills\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Yes , my friend , \" I answered , \" it was an electric ray that put you in this deplorable state . \"\n",
      "  friend -- I answered -- an electric ray\n",
      "  friend -- was an electric ray that put you in -- this deplorable state\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Oh , master can trust me on this , \" Conseil shot back . \"\n",
      "  trust -- me on -- Conseil shot back\n",
      "\n",
      "Which he did that same evening , but strictly as retaliation .\n",
      "  that same evening -- strictly as -- retaliation\n",
      "\n",
      "Because , frankly , it tasted like leather .\n",
      "  frankly -- tasted like -- leather\n",
      "\n",
      "Poor Conseil had assaulted an electric ray of the most dangerous species , the cumana .\n",
      "  Poor Conseil -- had assaulted an electric ray of -- the most dangerous species\n",
      "\n",
      "Living in a conducting medium such as water , this bizarre animal can electrocute other fish from several meters away , so great is the power of its electric organ , an organ whose two chief surfaces measure at least twenty - seven square feet .\n",
      "  Living -- conducting medium such as -- water\n",
      "  great -- is the power of -- electric organ\n",
      "\n",
      "During the course of the next day , April 12 , the Nautilus drew near the coast of Dutch Guiana , by the mouth of the Maroni River .\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- drew near -- the coast\n",
      "  Dutch Guiana -- mouth of -- the Maroni River\n",
      "\n",
      "There several groups of sea cows were living in family units .\n",
      "  sea cows -- were living in -- family units\n",
      "\n",
      "Harmless and unaggressive , these fine animals were six to seven meters long and must have weighed at least 4,000 kilograms each .\n",
      "  these fine animals -- were -- meters\n",
      "  meters -- have weighed at -- each\n",
      "  weighed -- kilograms -- each\n",
      "\n",
      "In essence , manatees , like seals , are designed to graze the underwater prairies , destroying the clusters of weeds that obstruct the mouths of tropical rivers .\n",
      "  seals -- are designed -- the underwater prairies\n",
      "  the underwater prairies -- destroying the clusters of -- weeds\n",
      "  weeds -- obstruct the mouths of -- tropical rivers\n",
      "\n",
      "\" And do you know , \" I added , \" what happened since man has almost completely wiped out these beneficial races ?\n",
      "  know -- I added -- what happened\n",
      "  man -- has almost -- these beneficial races ?\n",
      "  man -- wiped out -- these beneficial races ?\n",
      "\n",
      "Rotting weeds have poisoned the air , and this poisoned air causes the yellow fever that devastates these wonderful countries .\n",
      "  Rotting weeds -- have poisoned -- the air\n",
      "  air -- causes -- the yellow fever\n",
      "  the yellow fever -- devastates -- these wonderful countries\n",
      "\n",
      "This toxic vegetation has increased beneath the seas of the Torrid Zone , so the disease spreads unchecked from the mouth of the Rio de la Plata to Florida !\n",
      "  This toxic vegetation -- has increased beneath -- the seas\n",
      "  the disease spreads unchecked -- mouth of -- the Rio de la Plata\n",
      "\n",
      "\" And if Professor Toussenel is correct , this plague is nothing compared to the scourge that will strike our descendants once the seas are depopulated of whales and seals .\n",
      "  Professor Toussenel -- is correct -- this plague\n",
      "  this plague -- is -- nothing compared\n",
      "  strike -- our -- descendants\n",
      "  descendants -- are depopulated of -- whales\n",
      "\n",
      "By then , crowded with jellyfish , squid , and other devilfish , the oceans will have become huge centers of infection , because their waves will no longer possess \" these huge stomachs that God has entrusted with scouring the surface of the sea .\n",
      "  the oceans -- have become huge centers of -- infection\n",
      "  waves -- longer possess -- entrusted\n",
      "  waves -- God has entrusted with scouring -- the sea\n",
      "  entrusted -- surface of -- the sea\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Meanwhile , without scorning these theories , the Nautilu 's crew captured half a dozen manatees .\n",
      "  crew -- captured half -- a dozen manatees\n",
      "\n",
      "In essence , it was an issue of stocking the larder with excellent red meat , even better than beef or veal .\n",
      "  essence -- was an issue of -- the larder\n",
      "\n",
      "Their hunting was not a fascinating sport .\n",
      "  hunting -- was not -- a fascinating sport\n",
      "\n",
      "The manatees let themselves be struck down without offering any resistance .\n",
      "  The manatees -- let themselves be struck down without offering -- any resistance\n",
      "\n",
      "Several thousand kilos of meat were hauled below , to be dried and stored .\n",
      "  meat -- were -- below\n",
      "\n",
      "The same day an odd fishing practice further increased the Nautilu 's stores , so full of game were these seas .\n",
      "  The same day an odd fishing practice -- further increased -- the Nautilu\n",
      "  game -- were -- these seas\n",
      "\n",
      "Our trawl brought up in its meshes a number of fish whose heads were topped by little oval slabs with fleshy edges .\n",
      "  trawl -- brought up in -- a number\n",
      "  fish whose heads -- were topped by -- little oval\n",
      "\n",
      "These flat disks on their heads consist of crosswise plates of movable cartilage , between which the animals can create a vacuum , enabling them to stick to objects like suction cups .\n",
      "  movable cartilage -- which -- the animals\n",
      "  the animals -- create -- a vacuum\n",
      "  enabling -- them -- objects\n",
      "  enabling -- stick -- objects\n",
      "\n",
      "The remoras I had observed in the Mediterranean were related to this species .\n",
      "  The remoras -- I had observed in -- the Mediterranean\n",
      "  the Mediterranean -- were -- related\n",
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      "But the creature at issue here was an Echeneis osteochara , unique to this sea .\n",
      "  issue here -- was -- an Echeneis osteochara\n",
      "\n",
      "Right after catching them , our seamen dropped them in buckets of water .\n",
      "  Right -- catching -- seamen\n",
      "  Right -- our -- seamen\n",
      "  seamen -- dropped them in -- buckets\n",
      "\n",
      "Its fishing finished , the Nautilus drew nearer to the coast .\n",
      "  fishing -- finished -- the Nautilus\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- drew nearer -- the coast\n",
      "\n",
      "In this locality a number of sea turtles were sleeping on the surface of the waves .\n",
      "  sea turtles -- were sleeping on -- the waves\n",
      "  sea turtles -- surface of -- the waves\n",
      "\n",
      "It would have been difficult to capture these valuable reptiles , because they wake up at the slightest sound , and their solid carapaces are harpoon - proof .\n",
      "  these valuable reptiles -- wake up at -- the slightest sound\n",
      "  solid carapaces -- are harpoon - -- proof\n",
      "\n",
      "But our suckerfish would effect their capture with extraordinary certainty and precision .\n",
      "  effect -- capture with -- extraordinary certainty\n",
      "\n",
      "In truth , this animal is a living fishhook , promising wealth and happiness to the greenest fisherman in the business .\n",
      "  this animal -- is -- a living fishhook\n",
      "\n",
      "The Nautilu 's men attached to each fis 's tail a ring that was big enough not to hamper its movements , and to this ring a long rope whose other end was moored on board .\n",
      "  men -- attached -- each fis\n",
      "  each fis -- tail a ring that was -- big enough\n",
      "  movements -- ring -- a long rope whose other end\n",
      "  a long rope whose other end -- was moored on -- board\n",
      "\n",
      "Thrown into the sea , the suckerfish immediately began to play their roles , going and fastening themselves onto the breastplates of the turtles .\n",
      "  the suckerfish -- immediately began -- roles\n",
      "  the suckerfish -- play -- roles\n",
      "  roles -- going -- fastening\n",
      "  fastening -- themselves onto -- the breastplates\n",
      "\n",
      "Their tenacity was so great , they would rip apart rather than let go .\n",
      "  tenacity -- was so -- rip\n",
      "\n",
      "In this way we caught several loggerheads , reptiles a meter wide and weighing 200 kilos .\n",
      "  this way we -- caught -- several loggerheads\n",
      "  several loggerheads -- reptiles -- kilos\n",
      "  several loggerheads -- weighing -- kilos\n",
      "\n",
      "They're extremely valuable because of their carapaces , which are covered with big slabs of horn , thin , brown , transparent , with white and yellow markings .\n",
      "  carapaces -- are covered with -- horn\n",
      "\n",
      "Besides , they were excellent from an edible viewpoint , with an exquisite flavor comparable to the green turtle .\n",
      "  an exquisite flavor -- comparable -- the green turtle\n",
      "\n",
      "This fishing ended our stay in the waterways of the Amazon , and that evening the Nautilus took to the high seas once more .\n",
      "  This fishing -- ended our stay in -- the waterways\n",
      "\n",
      "CHAPTER 18 The Devilfish FOR SOME DAYS the Nautilus kept veering away from the American coast .\n",
      "  SOME DAYS the Nautilus -- kept veering away from -- the American coast\n",
      "\n",
      "It obviously did not want to frequent the waves of the Gulf of Mexico or the Caribbean Sea .\n",
      "  obviously -- did not want -- the waves\n",
      "  obviously -- frequent the waves of -- the Gulf\n",
      "\n",
      "Yet there was no shortage of water under its keel , since the average depth of these seas is 1,800 meters ; but these waterways , strewn with islands and plowed by steamers , probably did not agree with Captain Nemo .\n",
      "  water -- depth of -- meters\n",
      "  water -- is -- meters\n",
      "  islands -- plowed by -- steamers\n",
      "  steamers -- did not agree with Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "\n",
      "On April 16 we raised Martinique and Guadalupe from a distance of about thirty miles .\n",
      "  we -- raised -- Martinique\n",
      "\n",
      "For one instant I could see their lofty peaks .\n",
      "  instant -- I -- lofty peaks\n",
      "\n",
      "The Canadian was quite disheartened , having counted on putting his plans into execution in the gulf , either by reaching shore or by pulling alongside one of the many boats plying a coastal trade from one island to another .\n",
      "  The Canadian -- was -- disheartened\n",
      "  disheartened -- having counted on putting his plans into -- execution\n",
      "  the gulf -- either by reaching -- shore\n",
      "  shore -- pulling alongside -- the many boats\n",
      "  the many boats -- plying a coastal trade from -- island\n",
      "\n",
      "An escape attempt would have been quite feasible , assuming Ned Land managed to seize the skiff without the captai 's knowledge .\n",
      "  An escape -- have been -- feasible\n",
      "  Ned Land -- managed -- the skiff\n",
      "  Ned Land -- seize the skiff without -- the captai\n",
      "\n",
      "The Canadian , Conseil , and I had a pretty long conversation on this subject .\n",
      "  Conseil -- I had a pretty long conversation on -- this subject\n",
      "\n",
      "For six months we had been prisoners aboard the Nautilus .\n",
      "  months we -- had been -- prisoners\n",
      "  prisoners -- aboard -- the Nautilus\n",
      "\n",
      "We had fared 17,000 leagues , and as Ned Land put it , there was no end in sight .\n",
      "  We -- had -- fared\n",
      "  Ned Land -- put -- no end\n",
      "  Ned Land -- was no end in -- sight\n",
      "\n",
      "We were to ask Captain Nemo this question straight out :\n",
      "  We -- were -- ask\n",
      "  ask -- Captain Nemo this question straight out -- :\n",
      "\n",
      "did the captain mean to keep us on board his vessel permanently ?\n",
      "  vessel -- permanently -- ?\n",
      "\n",
      "To my mind it would lead nowhere .\n",
      "  mind -- lead -- nowhere\n",
      "\n",
      "We could hope for nothing from the Nautilu 's commander but could depend only on ourselves .\n",
      "  commander -- depend only on -- ourselves\n",
      "\n",
      "Besides , for some time now the man had been gloomier , more withdrawn , less sociable .\n",
      "  some time -- now -- the man\n",
      "  the man -- had been -- gloomier\n",
      "  gloomier -- withdrawn -- less sociable\n",
      "\n",
      "He used to take pleasure in explaining the underwater wonders to me ; now he left me to my research and no longer entered the lounge .\n",
      "  the underwater wonders -- now -- research\n",
      "  the underwater wonders -- left me -- research\n",
      "  the underwater wonders -- my -- research\n",
      "  research -- longer entered -- the lounge\n",
      "\n",
      "Was our presence on board perhaps a burden to him ?\n",
      "  board -- perhaps -- a burden\n",
      "\n",
      "Even so , I cherished no hopes that the man would set us free .\n",
      "  the man -- set -- us free\n",
      "\n",
      "So I begged Ned to let me think about it before taking action .\n",
      "  Ned -- let -- action\n",
      "  Ned -- think about -- action\n",
      "  Ned -- taking -- action\n",
      "\n",
      "If this measure proved fruitless , it could arouse the captai 's suspicions , make our circumstances even more arduous , and jeopardize the Canadia 's plans .\n",
      "  this measure -- proved -- fruitless\n",
      "  fruitless -- arouse -- the captai\n",
      "  suspicions -- make our -- circumstances\n",
      "  circumstances -- even -- more arduous\n",
      "  more arduous -- jeopardize -- the Canadia\n",
      "\n",
      "I might add that I could hardly use our state of health as an argument .\n",
      "  add -- I -- state\n",
      "  add -- use our state of -- health\n",
      "\n",
      "Except for that grueling ordeal under the Ice Bank at the South Pole , we had never felt better , neither Ned , Conseil , nor I. The nutritious food , life - giving air , regular routine , and uniform temperature kept illness at bay ; and for a man who did not miss his past existence on land , for a Captain Nemo who was at home here , who went where he wished , who took paths mysterious to others if not himself in attaining his ends , I could understand such a life .\n",
      "  we -- had never felt better -- Ned\n",
      "  we -- neither -- Ned\n",
      "  nor -- I. -- The nutritious food\n",
      "  life - -- giving -- air\n",
      "  uniform temperature -- kept illness at -- bay\n",
      "  a man -- did not miss his past existence on -- land\n",
      "  land -- Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "  Nemo -- was at -- home here\n",
      "  home here -- went where -- wished\n",
      "  wished -- took paths -- others\n",
      "  others -- himself in attaining -- ends\n",
      "  ends -- I -- a life\n",
      "  ends -- such -- a life\n",
      "\n",
      "But we ourselves had not severed all ties with humanity .\n",
      "  we -- ourselves had not severed all ties with -- humanity\n",
      "\n",
      "For my part , I did not want my new and unusual research to be buried with my bones .\n",
      "  part -- I did not want my -- unusual research\n",
      "  unusual research -- be buried with my -- bones\n",
      "\n",
      "I had now earned the right to pen the definitive book on the sea , and sooner or later I wanted that book to see the light of day .\n",
      "  sooner -- later I wanted -- that book\n",
      "\n",
      "There once more , through the panels opening into these Caribbean waters ten meters below the surface of the waves , I found so many fascinating exhibits to describe in my daily notes !\n",
      "  the panels -- opening into -- meters\n",
      "  meters -- surface of -- the waves\n",
      "  the waves -- I found so -- many fascinating exhibits\n",
      "  many fascinating exhibits -- describe in my -- daily notes !\n",
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      "Among other zoophytes there were Portuguese men - of - war known by the name Physalia pelagica , like big , oblong bladders with a pearly sheen , spreading their membranes to the wind , letting their blue tentacles drift like silken threads ; to the eye delightful jellyfish , to the touch actual nettles that ooze a corrosive liquid .\n",
      "  other zoophytes -- were Portuguese men - of -- war\n",
      "  war -- known by -- the name Physalia pelagica\n",
      "  a pearly sheen -- spreading -- membranes\n",
      "  the wind -- letting -- tentacles drift\n",
      "\n",
      "Among the articulates there were annelid worms one and a half meters long , furnished with a pink proboscis , equipped with 1,700 organs of locomotion , snaking through the waters , and as they went , throwing off every gleam in the solar spectrum .\n",
      "  the articulates -- were -- annelid worms\n",
      "  a pink proboscis -- equipped with -- organs\n",
      "  the waters -- went -- every gleam\n",
      "  the waters -- throwing off every gleam in -- the solar spectrum\n",
      "\n",
      "From the fish branch there were manta rays , enormous cartilaginous fish ten feet long and weighing 600 pounds , their pectoral fin triangular , their midback slightly arched , their eyes attached to the edges of the face at the front of the head ; they floated like wreckage from a ship , sometimes fastening onto our windows like opaque shutters .\n",
      "  the fish branch -- were -- manta rays\n",
      "  feet -- weighing -- pectoral fin triangular\n",
      "  feet -- pounds -- pectoral fin triangular\n",
      "  midback slightly arched -- attached -- the edges\n",
      "  fastening -- onto our windows like -- opaque shutters\n",
      "\n",
      "There were American triggerfish for which nature has ground only black and white pigments , feather - shaped gobies that were long and plump with yellow fins and jutting jaws , sixteen - decimeter mackerel with short , sharp teeth , covered with small scales , and related to the albacore species .\n",
      "  which nature -- has -- ground\n",
      "  gobies -- were -- plump\n",
      "  sharp teeth -- covered with -- small scales\n",
      "\n",
      "Next came swarms of red mullet corseted in gold stripes from head to tail , their shining fins all aquiver , genuine masterpieces of jewelry , formerly sacred to the goddess Diana , much in demand by rich Romans , and about which the old saying goes :\n",
      "  shining -- fins -- all aquiver\n",
      "  jewelry -- formerly -- sacred\n",
      "  Romans -- which -- goes :\n",
      "  Romans -- saying -- goes :\n",
      "\n",
      "Finally , adorned with emerald ribbons and dressed in velvet and silk , golden angelfish passed before our eyes like courtiers in the paintings of Veronese ; spurred gilthead stole by with their swift thoracic fins ; thread herring fifteen inches long were wrapped in their phosphorescent glimmers ; gray mullet thrashed the sea with their big fleshy tails ; red salmon seemed to mow the waves with their slicing pectorals ; and silver moonfish , worthy of their name , rose on the horizon of the waters like the whitish reflections of many moons .\n",
      "  emerald ribbons -- dressed in -- velvet\n",
      "  golden angelfish -- passed before our eyes like -- courtiers\n",
      "  Veronese -- spurred -- gilthead\n",
      "  gilthead -- stole by -- swift thoracic fins\n",
      "  inches long -- were wrapped in -- phosphorescent glimmers\n",
      "  mullet -- thrashed the sea with -- big fleshy tails\n",
      "  red salmon -- seemed -- the waves\n",
      "  red salmon -- mow the waves with -- slicing pectorals\n",
      "\n",
      "How many other marvelous new specimens I still could have observed if , little by little , the Nautilus had not settled to the lower strata !\n",
      "  many other marvelous new specimens -- I still -- the Nautilus\n",
      "  many other marvelous new specimens -- have observed if -- the Nautilus\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- had not settled -- the lower strata !\n",
      "\n",
      "Its slanting fins drew it to depths of 2,000 and 3,500 meters .\n",
      "  slanting fins -- drew -- depths\n",
      "\n",
      "There animal life was represented by nothing more than sea lilies , starfish , delightful crinoids with bell - shaped heads like little chalices on straight stems , top - shell snails , blood - red tooth shells , and fissurella snails , a large species of coastal mollusk .\n",
      "  animal life -- was represented by -- sea lilies\n",
      "\n",
      "By April 20 we had risen to an average level of 1,500 meters .\n",
      "  we -- had risen -- an average level\n",
      "\n",
      "The nearest land was the island group of the Bahamas , scattered like a batch of cobblestones over the surface of the water .\n",
      "  The nearest land -- was the island group of -- the Bahamas\n",
      "  cobblestones -- surface of -- the water\n",
      "\n",
      "There high underwater cliffs reared up , straight walls made of craggy chunks arranged like big stone foundations , among which there gaped black caves so deep our electric rays could not light them to the far ends .\n",
      "  high underwater cliffs -- reared up -- craggy chunks\n",
      "  high underwater cliffs -- walls made of -- craggy chunks\n",
      "  craggy chunks -- arranged like -- big stone foundations\n",
      "  gaped black caves -- our -- electric rays\n",
      "  light -- them -- ends\n",
      "  light -- far -- ends\n",
      "\n",
      "These rocks were hung with huge weeds , immense sea tangle , gigantic fucus - a genuine trellis of water plants fit for a world of giants .\n",
      "  These rocks -- were hung with -- huge weeds\n",
      "\n",
      "In discussing these colossal plants , Conseil , Ned , and I were naturally led into mentioning the se 's gigantic animals .\n",
      "  Ned -- I were naturally led into mentioning -- the se\n",
      "\n",
      "The former were obviously meant to feed the latter .\n",
      "  obviously -- meant -- the latter\n",
      "  obviously -- feed -- the latter\n",
      "\n",
      "However , through the windows of our almost motionless Nautilus , I could see nothing among these long filaments other than the chief articulates of the division Brachyura :\n",
      "  However -- windows of our -- almost motionless Nautilus\n",
      "  almost motionless Nautilus -- I -- these long filaments\n",
      "\n",
      "It was about eleven o'clock when Ned Land drew my attention to a fearsome commotion out in this huge seaweed .\n",
      "  Ned Land -- drew my -- attention\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Well , \" I said , \" these are real devilfish caverns , and I would not be surprised to see some of those monsters hereabouts . \"\n",
      "  real devilfish caverns -- I -- those monsters hereabouts\n",
      "  real devilfish caverns -- be surprised -- those monsters hereabouts\n",
      "\n",
      "But friend Land is no doubt mistaken , because I do not see a thing . \"\n",
      "  friend Land -- is -- a thing\n",
      "  friend Land -- doubt mistaken -- a thing\n",
      "  friend Land -- I do not see -- a thing\n",
      "\n",
      "I would like to come face to face with one of those devilfish I have heard so much about , which can drag ships down into the depths .\n",
      "  those devilfish -- I have heard so much about -- the depths\n",
      "  those devilfish -- ships down into -- the depths\n",
      "\n",
      "Those beasts go by the name of krake - \" \" Fake is more like it , \" the Canadian replied sarcastically .\n",
      "  Fake -- is more like -- sarcastically\n",
      "\n",
      "Conseil shot back , finishing his word without wincing at his companio 's witticism .\n",
      "  Conseil shot back -- finishing his word without -- wincing\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Nobody will ever make me believe , \" Ned Land said , \" that such animals exist . \"\n",
      "  Nobody -- ever make -- believe\n",
      "  Ned Land -- said -- that such animals exist\n",
      "\n",
      "\" We sincerely believed in maste 's narwhale . \"\n",
      "  We sincerely -- believed in -- maste\n",
      "\n",
      "\" We were wrong , Conseil . \"\n",
      "  We -- were wrong -- Conseil\n",
      "\n",
      "\" No doubt , but there are others with no doubts who believe to this day ! \"\n",
      "  No doubt -- are others with -- this day !\n",
      "  others -- believe -- this day !\n",
      "\n",
      "But as for me , I am bound and determined not to accept the existence of any such monster till I have dissected it with my own two hands . \"\n",
      "  bound -- determined not -- the existence\n",
      "  bound -- accept the existence of -- any such monster till\n",
      "  any such monster till -- I have dissected it with my -- hands\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Yet , \" Conseil asked me , \" does not master believe in gigantic devilfish ? \"\n",
      "  Conseil -- asked -- master\n",
      "  master -- believe in -- gigantic devilfish ?\n",
      "\n",
      "Who in Hades ever believed in them ?\n",
      "  Hades -- ever believed in -- ?\n",
      "\n",
      "Many people , Ned my friend , \" I said .\n",
      "  Ned -- my -- friend\n",
      "\n",
      "Scientists maybe ! \"\n",
      "  Scientists -- maybe -- !\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Why , I to whom you speak , \" Conseil said with the worl 's straightest face , \" I recall perfectly seeing a large boat dragged under the waves by the arms of a cephalopod . \"\n",
      "  whom -- you -- Conseil\n",
      "  Conseil -- said with -- the worl\n",
      "  straightest face -- I recall perfectly seeing -- a large boat\n",
      "  a large boat -- dragged under -- the waves\n",
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      "\" In Saint - Malo , \" Conseil returned unflappably . \"\n",
      "  Conseil -- returned -- unflappably\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Ned Land said sarcastically . \"\n",
      "  Ned Land -- said -- sarcastically\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Yes , Ned my friend .\n",
      "  Ned -- my -- friend\n",
      "\n",
      "It had a picture that portrayed the devilfish in question . \"\n",
      "  a picture -- portrayed the devilfish in -- question\n",
      "\n",
      "Ned Land exclaimed with a burst of laughter .\n",
      "  Ned Land -- exclaimed with -- laughter\n",
      "  Ned Land -- burst of -- laughter\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Mr. Conseil put one over on me ! \"\n",
      "  Mr. Conseil -- put -- !\n",
      "\n",
      "Besides , when it is an issue of monsters , the human imagination always tends to run wild .\n",
      "  the human imagination -- always tends -- wild\n",
      "  the human imagination -- run -- wild\n",
      "\n",
      "People not only claimed these devilfish could drag ships under , but a certain Olaus Magnus tells of a cephalopod a mile long that looked more like an island than an animal .\n",
      "  People -- claimed -- these devilfish\n",
      "  a certain Olaus Magnus tells -- cephalopod a mile long that looked more like -- an island\n",
      "\n",
      "Ther 's also the story of how the Bishop of Trondheim set up an altar one day on an immense rock .\n",
      "  the story -- how the Bishop of -- Trondheim\n",
      "  Trondheim -- set up -- day\n",
      "\n",
      "After he finished saying mass , this rock started moving and went back into the sea .\n",
      "  this rock -- started -- moving\n",
      "  moving -- went back into -- the sea\n",
      "\n",
      "The rock was a devilfish . \"\n",
      "  The rock -- was -- a devilfish\n",
      "\n",
      "\" They sure did go on , those oldtime bishops ! \"\n",
      "  sure -- did go on -- those oldtime bishops !\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Finally , the naturalists of antiquity mention some monsters with mouths as big as a gulf , which were too huge to get through the Strait of Gibraltar . \"\n",
      "  antiquity -- mention some monsters with -- mouths\n",
      "  a gulf -- were too -- the Strait\n",
      "  a gulf -- get through -- the Strait\n",
      "\n",
      "\" But in all these stories , is there any truth ? \"\n",
      "  these stories -- is -- any truth ?\n",
      "\n",
      "\" None at all , my friends , at least in those that go beyond the bounds of credibility and fly off into fable or legend .\n",
      "  None -- my -- friends\n",
      "\n",
      "Yet for the imaginings of these storytellers there had to be , if not a cause , at least an excuse .\n",
      "  these storytellers -- had -- an excuse\n",
      "  these storytellers -- be -- an excuse\n",
      "  these storytellers -- cause -- an excuse\n",
      "  these storytellers -- least -- an excuse\n",
      "\n",
      "It can not be denied that some species of squid and other devilfish are quite large , though still smaller than cetaceans .\n",
      "  other devilfish -- are quite -- smaller\n",
      "\n",
      "Aristotle put the dimensions of one squid at five cubits , or 3.1 meters .\n",
      "  Aristotle -- put the dimensions of -- squid\n",
      "\n",
      "Our fishermen frequently see specimens over 1.8 meters long .\n",
      "  fishermen -- frequently see specimens over -- meters long\n",
      "\n",
      "The museums in Trieste and Montpellier have preserved some devilfish carcasses measuring two meters .\n",
      "  Montpellier -- have preserved -- some devilfish carcasses\n",
      "  some devilfish carcasses -- measuring -- meters\n",
      "\n",
      "Besides , according to the calculations of naturalists , one of these animals only six feet long would have tentacles as long as twenty - seven .\n",
      "  naturalists -- animals only -- feet\n",
      "  feet -- have tentacles as -- long\n",
      "\n",
      "A friend of mine , Captain Paul Bos of Le Havre , has often sworn to me that he encountered one of these monsters of colossal size in the seas of the East Indies .\n",
      "  mine -- Captain Paul Bos of -- Le Havre\n",
      "  Le Havre -- has often sworn -- these monsters\n",
      "  Le Havre -- me that -- these monsters\n",
      "\n",
      "But the most astonishing event , which proves that these gigantic animals undeniably exist , took place a few years ago in 1861. \" \" What event was that ?\n",
      "  these gigantic animals undeniably exist -- took place a few years ago in -- 1861.\n",
      "  What event -- was -- that ?\n",
      "\n",
      "In 1861 , to the northeast of Tenerife and fairly near the latitude where we are right now , the crew of the gunboat Alecto spotted a monstrous squid swimming in their waters .\n",
      "  Tenerife -- latitude where -- we\n",
      "  we -- are -- right\n",
      "  right -- now -- the crew\n",
      "  the gunboat Alecto -- spotted a monstrous squid swimming in -- waters\n",
      "\n",
      "Commander Bouguer approached the animal and attacked it with blows from harpoons and blasts from rifles , but without much success because bullets and harpoons crossed its soft flesh as if it were semiliquid jelly .\n",
      "  Commander Bouguer -- approached -- the animal\n",
      "  the animal -- attacked it with -- blows\n",
      "  harpoons -- crossed its soft flesh as -- semiliquid jelly\n",
      "  soft flesh -- were -- semiliquid jelly\n",
      "\n",
      "After several fruitless attempts , the crew managed to slip a noose around the mollus 's body .\n",
      "  the crew -- managed -- a noose\n",
      "\n",
      "This noose slid as far as the caudal fins and came to a halt .\n",
      "  This noose -- slid as far as -- the caudal fins\n",
      "\n",
      "Then they tried to haul the monster on board , but its weight was so considerable that when they tugged on the rope , the animal parted company with its tail ; and deprived of this adornment , it disappeared beneath the waters . \"\n",
      "  board -- weight was so considerable that -- tugged\n",
      "\n",
      "An indisputable event , my gallant Ned .\n",
      "  An indisputable event -- my -- gallant Ned\n",
      "\n",
      "Accordingly , people have proposed naming this devilfish Bougue 's Squid . \"\n",
      "  people -- have proposed naming -- this devilfish Bougue\n",
      "\n",
      "\" And how long was it ? \"\n",
      "  long -- was -- ?\n",
      "\n",
      "said Conseil , who was stationed at the window and examining anew the crevices in the cliff .\n",
      "  Conseil -- was stationed at -- the window\n",
      "  the window -- examining anew the crevices in -- the cliff\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Precisely , \" I replied . \"\n",
      "  Precisely -- I -- replied\n",
      "\n",
      "Was not its head , \" Conseil went on , \" crowned by eight tentacles that quivered in the water like a nest of snakes ? \"\n",
      "  Conseil -- went on -- crowned\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Were not its eyes prominently placed and considerably enlarged ? \"\n",
      "  prominently -- placed -- enlarged ?\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Well , with all due respect to master , \" Conseil replied serenely , \" if this is not Bougue 's Squid , it is at least one of his close relatives ! \"\n",
      "  serenely -- is not -- Bougue\n",
      "  Squid -- is at -- relatives !\n",
      "  Squid -- close -- relatives !\n",
      "\n",
      "Ned Land rushed to the window .\n",
      "  Ned Land -- rushed -- the window\n",
      "\n",
      "I stared in my turn and could not keep back a movement of revulsion .\n",
      "  stared -- keep back -- a movement\n",
      "\n",
      "It was a squid of colossal dimensions , fully eight meters long .\n",
      "  colossal dimensions -- fully -- meters long\n",
      "\n",
      "It gazed with enormous , staring eyes that were tinted sea green .\n",
      "  staring -- were -- tinted sea green\n",
      "\n",
      "Its eight arms ( or more accurately , feet ) were rooted in its head , which has earned these animals the name cephalopod ; its arms stretched a distance twice the length of its body and were writhing like the serpentine hair of the Furies .\n",
      "  feet -- were rooted in -- head\n",
      "  head -- has earned -- the name cephalopod\n",
      "  head -- animals -- the name cephalopod\n",
      "  a distance -- twice the length of -- body\n",
      "  body -- were writhing like -- the serpentine hair\n",
      "\n",
      "You could plainly see its 250 suckers , arranged over the inner sides of its tentacles and shaped like semispheric capsules .\n",
      "  suckers -- arranged over -- the inner sides\n",
      "  tentacles -- shaped like -- semispheric capsules\n",
      "\n",
      "The monste 's mouth - a beak made of horn and shaped like that of a parrot - opened and closed vertically .\n",
      "  The monste -- mouth - -- a beak\n",
      "  a beak -- made of -- horn\n",
      "  horn -- shaped like -- a parrot -\n",
      "  a parrot - -- opened -- vertically\n",
      "  a parrot - -- closed -- vertically\n",
      "\n",
      "Its body was spindle - shaped and swollen in the middle , a fleshy mass that must have weighed 20,000 to 25,000 kilograms .\n",
      "  body -- was spindle - -- shaped\n",
      "  shaped -- swollen in -- the middle\n",
      "  a fleshy mass -- have -- weighed\n",
      "\n",
      "Its unstable color would change with tremendous speed as the animal grew irritated , passing successively from bluish gray to reddish brown .\n",
      "  the animal -- grew irritated -- passing successively\n",
      "\n",
      "No doubt the presence of the Nautilus , even more fearsome than itself , and which it could not grip with its mandibles or the suckers on its arms .\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- even more fearsome than -- itself\n",
      "\n",
      "And yet what monsters these devilfish are , what vitality our Creator has given them , what vigor in their movements , thanks to their owning a triple heart !\n",
      "  what -- monsters -- these devilfish\n",
      "  these devilfish -- are -- what\n",
      "  what -- our Creator has given -- what vigor\n",
      "  thanks -- owning -- a triple heart !\n",
      "\n",
      "Sheer chance had placed us in the presence of this squid , and I did not want to lose this opportunity to meticulously study such a cephalopod specimen .\n",
      "  Sheer chance -- had placed us in -- the presence\n",
      "  this squid -- I did not want -- this opportunity\n",
      "  this squid -- lose -- this opportunity\n",
      "  meticulously study -- such -- a cephalopod specimen\n",
      "\n",
      "I overcame the horror that its appearance inspired in me , picked up a pencil , and began to sketch it .\n",
      "  appearance -- inspired in -- a pencil\n",
      "\n",
      "Can not be , \" the Canadian replied , \" because this on 's complete while the other one lost its tail ! \"\n",
      "  the Canadian replied -- this on -- complete\n",
      "  complete -- lost -- tail !\n",
      "\n"
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      "The arms and tails of these animals grow back through regeneration , and in seven years the tail on Bougue 's Squid has surely had time to sprout again . \"\n",
      "  these animals -- grow back through -- regeneration\n",
      "  Squid -- has surely had -- time\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Anyhow , \" Ned shot back , \" if it is not this fellow , maybe it is one of those ! \"\n",
      "  Ned shot back -- is not -- this fellow\n",
      "  this fellow -- maybe -- those !\n",
      "  this fellow -- is -- those !\n",
      "\n",
      "Indeed , other devilfish had appeared at the starboard window .\n",
      "  other devilfish -- had appeared at -- the starboard window\n",
      "\n",
      "They provided the Nautilus with an escort , and I could hear their beaks gnashing on the sheet - iron hull .\n",
      "  an escort -- I -- beaks gnashing\n",
      "\n",
      "We could not have asked for a more devoted following .\n",
      "  We -- have asked for -- a more devoted following\n",
      "\n",
      "These monsters kept pace in our waters with such precision , they seemed to be standing still , and I could have traced their outlines in miniature on the window .\n",
      "  These monsters -- kept pace in our waters with -- such precision\n",
      "  such precision -- seemed -- miniature\n",
      "  such precision -- be standing still -- miniature\n",
      "  such precision -- I -- miniature\n",
      "  such precision -- have traced -- miniature\n",
      "  such precision -- outlines in -- miniature\n",
      "\n",
      "But we were moving at a moderate speed .\n",
      "  we -- were moving at -- a moderate speed\n",
      "\n",
      "A jolt made it tremble through its entire framework .\n",
      "  A jolt -- made it tremble through -- framework\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Did we strike bottom ? \"\n",
      "  we strike -- bottom -- ?\n",
      "\n",
      "\" In any event we are already clear , \" the Canadian replied , \" because we are afloat . \"\n",
      "  any event we -- are already -- clear\n",
      "  we -- are -- afloat\n",
      "\n",
      "The Nautilus was certainly afloat , but it was no longer in motion .\n",
      "  The Nautilus -- was -- certainly afloat\n",
      "  certainly afloat -- was -- motion\n",
      "  certainly afloat -- longer in -- motion\n",
      "\n",
      "The blades of its propeller were not churning the waves .\n",
      "  propeller -- were not churning -- the waves\n",
      "\n",
      "Followed by his chief officer , Captain Nemo entered the lounge .\n",
      "  chief officer -- Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "  Nemo -- entered -- the lounge\n",
      "\n",
      "Without speaking to us , without even seeing us perhaps , he went to the panel , stared at the devilfish , and said a few words to his chief officer .\n",
      "  even -- seeing -- us perhaps\n",
      "  us perhaps -- went -- the panel\n",
      "  the devilfish -- said -- a few words\n",
      "\n",
      "\" An unusual assortment of devilfish , \" I told him , as carefree as a collector in front of an aquarium . \"\n",
      "  devilfish -- I told -- carefree\n",
      "\n",
      "Correct , Mr. Naturalist , \" he answered me , \" and we are going to fight them at close quarters .\n",
      "  we -- are going -- fight\n",
      "  fight -- them at close -- quarters\n",
      "\n",
      "I thought my hearing had gone bad .\n",
      "  hearing -- had gone -- bad\n",
      "\n",
      "Our propeller is jammed .\n",
      "  propeller -- is -- jammed\n",
      "\n",
      "I think the horn - covered mandibles of one of these squid are entangled in the blades .\n",
      "  these squid -- are entangled in -- the blades\n",
      "\n",
      "That is why we are not moving . \"\n",
      "  we -- are not -- moving\n",
      "\n",
      "Our electric bullets are ineffective against such soft flesh , where they do not meet enough resistance to go off .\n",
      "  electric bullets -- are ineffective against -- such soft flesh\n",
      "  such soft flesh -- do not meet -- enough resistance\n",
      "\n",
      "\" And harpoons , sir , \" the Canadian said , \" if you do not turn down my help . \"\n",
      "  sir -- said -- help\n",
      "  sir -- you do not turn down my -- help\n",
      "\n",
      "And we followed Captain Nemo , heading to the central companionway .\n",
      "  we -- followed Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "  Nemo -- heading -- the central companionway\n",
      "\n",
      "There some ten men were standing by for the assault , armed with boarding axes .\n",
      "  men -- were standing by -- the assault\n",
      "\n",
      "Conseil and I picked up two more axes .\n",
      "  Conseil -- I picked up -- more axes\n",
      "\n",
      "Ned Land seized a harpoon .\n",
      "  Ned Land -- seized -- a harpoon\n",
      "\n",
      "By then the Nautilus had returned to the surface of the waves .\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- had returned -- the waves\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- surface of -- the waves\n",
      "\n",
      "Stationed on the top steps , one of the seamen undid the bolts of the hatch .\n",
      "  the seamen -- undid the bolts of -- the hatch\n",
      "\n",
      "But he had scarcely unscrewed the nuts when the hatch flew up with tremendous violence , obviously pulled open by the suckers on a devilfis 's arm .\n",
      "  obviously -- pulled open by -- the suckers\n",
      "\n",
      "Instantly one of those long arms glided like a snake into the opening , and twenty others were quivering above .\n",
      "  twenty others -- were -- quivering\n",
      "\n",
      "With a sweep of the ax , Captain Nemo chopped off this fearsome tentacle , which slid writhing down the steps .\n",
      "  the ax -- Captain Nemo chopped off -- this fearsome tentacle\n",
      "\n",
      "Just as we were crowding each other to reach the platform , two more arms lashed the air , swooped on the seaman stationed in front of Captain Nemo , and carried the fellow away with irresistible violence .\n",
      "  we -- were crowding -- the platform\n",
      "  we -- reach -- the platform\n",
      "  more arms -- lashed -- the air\n",
      "  the seaman -- stationed in -- front\n",
      "  front -- Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "  Nemo -- carried the fellow away with -- irresistible violence\n",
      "\n",
      "Captain Nemo gave a shout and leaped outside .\n",
      "  Nemo -- gave -- a shout\n",
      "\n",
      "Seized by the tentacle and glued to its suckers , the unfortunate man was swinging in the air at the mercy of this enormous appendage .\n",
      "  the unfortunate man -- was swinging in -- the air\n",
      "\n",
      "\" These words , pronounced in French , left me deeply stunned !\n",
      "  These words -- pronounced in -- !\n",
      "  These words -- left -- !\n",
      "  These words -- stunned -- !\n",
      "\n",
      "So I had a fellow countryman on board , perhaps several !\n",
      "  board -- perhaps -- several !\n",
      "\n",
      "I will hear his harrowing plea the rest of my life !\n",
      "  harrowing -- plea the rest of my -- life !\n",
      "\n",
      "Who could tear him from such a powerful grip ?\n",
      "  tear -- him from such -- a powerful grip ?\n",
      "\n",
      "Even so , Captain Nemo rushed at the devilfish and with a sweep of the ax hewed one more of its arms .\n",
      "  Nemo -- rushed at -- the devilfish\n",
      "\n",
      "His chief officer struggled furiously with other monsters crawling up the Nautilu 's sides .\n",
      "  chief officer -- struggled furiously with -- other monsters crawling\n",
      "\n",
      "The crew battled with flailing axes .\n",
      "  The crew -- battled with -- flailing axes\n",
      "\n",
      "The Canadian , Conseil , and I sank our weapons into these fleshy masses .\n",
      "  Conseil -- I -- weapons\n",
      "  Conseil -- our weapons into -- these fleshy masses\n",
      "\n",
      "An intense , musky odor filled the air .\n",
      "  musky odor -- filled -- the air\n",
      "\n",
      "For an instant I thought the poor man entwined by the devilfish might be torn loose from its powerful suction .\n",
      "  an instant -- I thought the poor man entwined by -- the devilfish\n",
      "  the devilfish -- be torn loose from -- powerful suction\n",
      "\n",
      "Brandishing its victim like a feather , one lone tentacle was writhing in the air .\n",
      "  lone tentacle -- was writhing in -- the air\n",
      "\n",
      "But just as Captain Nemo and his chief officer rushed at it , the animal shot off a spout of blackish liquid , secreted by a pouch located in its abdomen .\n",
      "  chief officer -- rushed at -- the animal shot\n",
      "  a spout -- blackish -- secreted\n",
      "  secreted -- located in -- abdomen\n",
      "\n",
      "When this cloud had dispersed , the squid was gone , and so was my poor fellow countryman !\n",
      "  this cloud -- had dispersed -- the squid\n",
      "  the squid -- was gone -- poor fellow countryman !\n",
      "  the squid -- was my -- poor fellow countryman !\n",
      "\n",
      "What rage then drove us against these monsters !\n",
      "  What rage -- then drove us against -- these monsters !\n",
      "\n",
      "We lost all self - control .\n",
      "  We -- lost all self - -- control\n",
      "\n",
      "Ten or twelve devilfish had overrun the Nautilu 's platform and sides .\n",
      "  devilfish -- had overrun -- the Nautilu\n",
      "\n",
      "It seemed as if these viscous tentacles grew back like the many heads of Hydra .\n",
      "  these viscous tentacles -- grew back like -- the many heads\n",
      "\n",
      "At every thrust Ned Lan 's harpoon would plunge into a squi 's sea - green eye and burst it .\n",
      "  harpoon -- plunge into -- a squi\n",
      "\n",
      "But my daring companion was suddenly toppled by the tentacles of a monster he could not avoid .\n",
      "  daring companion -- was suddenly toppled by -- the tentacles\n",
      "\n",
      "Oh , my heart nearly exploded with excitement and horror !\n",
      "  Oh -- my heart nearly exploded with -- excitement\n",
      "\n",
      "The squi 's fearsome beak was wide open over Ned Land .\n",
      "  fearsome beak -- was -- Ned Land\n",
      "  fearsome beak -- open over -- Ned Land\n",
      "\n",
      "The poor man was about to be cut in half .\n",
      "  The poor man -- was about -- half\n",
      "  The poor man -- be cut in -- half\n",
      "\n"
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      "His ax disappeared between the two enormous mandibles , and the Canadian , miraculously saved , stood and plunged his harpoon all the way into the devilfis 's triple heart .\n",
      "  miraculously saved -- stood -- the way\n",
      "  miraculously saved -- plunged -- the way\n",
      "  miraculously saved -- harpoon all the way into -- the devilfis\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Tit for tat , \" Captain Nemo told the Canadian . \"\n",
      "  tat -- Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "\n",
      "This struggle had lasted a quarter of an hour .\n",
      "  This struggle -- had lasted a quarter of -- an hour\n",
      "\n",
      "Defeated , mutilated , battered to death , the monsters finally yielded to us and disappeared beneath the waves .\n",
      "  the monsters -- yielded -- us\n",
      "\n",
      "Red with blood , motionless by the beacon , Captain Nemo stared at the sea that had swallowed one of his companions , and large tears streamed from his eyes .\n",
      "  the beacon -- Captain Nemo stared at -- the sea\n",
      "  the sea -- had -- swallowed\n",
      "\n",
      "They found it accurate in detail but deficient in impact .\n",
      "  detail -- deficient in -- impact\n",
      "\n",
      "To convey such sights , it would take the pen of our most famous poet , Victor Hugo , author of The Toilers of the Sea .\n",
      "  such sights -- take the pen of our -- most famous poet\n",
      "\n",
      "His grief was immense .\n",
      "  grief -- was -- immense\n",
      "\n",
      "This was the second companion he had lost since we had come aboard .\n",
      "  the second companion -- had lost since -- we\n",
      "\n",
      "Smashed , strangled , crushed by the fearsome arms of a devilfish , ground between its iron mandibles , this friend would never rest with his companions in the placid waters of their coral cemetery !\n",
      "  this friend -- never rest with -- companions\n",
      "\n",
      "As for me , what had harrowed my heart in the thick of this struggle was the despairing yell given by this unfortunate man .\n",
      "  harrowed -- my heart in -- this struggle\n",
      "  this struggle -- was -- the despairing yell\n",
      "  the despairing yell -- given by -- this unfortunate man\n",
      "\n",
      "Forgetting his regulation language , this poor Frenchman had reverted to speaking his own mother tongue to fling out one supreme plea !\n",
      "  this poor Frenchman -- had reverted -- supreme plea !\n",
      "  this poor Frenchman -- speaking -- supreme plea !\n",
      "  this poor Frenchman -- mother tongue -- supreme plea !\n",
      "\n",
      "Among the Nautilu 's crew , allied body and soul with Captain Nemo and likewise fleeing from human contact , I had found a fellow countryman !\n",
      "  soul -- Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "  Nemo -- likewise fleeing from -- human contact\n",
      "  human contact -- I had found -- a fellow countryman !\n",
      "\n",
      "Was he the only representative of France in this mysterious alliance , obviously made up of individuals from different nationalities ?\n",
      "  obviously -- made up of -- individuals\n",
      "\n",
      "This was just one more of those insoluble problems that kept welling up in my mind !\n",
      "  those insoluble problems -- kept welling up -- mind !\n",
      "  welling -- my -- mind !\n",
      "\n",
      "Captain Nemo reentered his stateroom , and I saw no more of him for a good while .\n",
      "  Nemo -- reentered -- stateroom\n",
      "  stateroom -- I saw no more of him for -- a good while\n",
      "\n",
      "But how sad , despairing , and irresolute he must have felt , to judge from this ship whose soul he was , which reflected his every mood !\n",
      "  despairing -- irresolute -- judge\n",
      "  despairing -- have felt -- judge\n",
      "  this ship whose -- soul -- every mood !\n",
      "  this ship whose -- was -- every mood !\n",
      "  this ship whose -- reflected -- every mood !\n",
      "\n",
      "Its propeller had been disentangled but was barely put to use .\n",
      "  propeller -- had been -- disentangled\n",
      "  disentangled -- was barely put -- use\n",
      "\n",
      "It could not tear itself away from the setting of this last struggle , from this sea that had devoured one of its own !\n",
      "  tear -- itself away from -- this last struggle\n",
      "  tear -- setting of -- this last struggle\n",
      "  this sea -- had devoured -- !\n",
      "\n",
      "Ten days went by in this way .\n",
      "  days -- went by -- this way\n",
      "\n",
      "It was only on May 1 that the Nautilus openly resumed its northbound course , after raising the Bahamas at the mouth of Old Bahama Channel .\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- openly resumed -- northbound course\n",
      "  northbound course -- raising the Bahamas at -- Old Bahama Channel\n",
      "  the Bahamas -- mouth of -- Old Bahama Channel\n",
      "\n",
      "We then went with the current of the se 's greatest river , which has its own banks , fish , and temperature .\n",
      "  We -- then went with -- the se\n",
      "  greatest river -- has -- banks\n",
      "\n",
      "It is indeed a river that runs independently through the middle of the Atlantic , its waters never mixing with the ocea 's waters .\n",
      "  a river -- independently through -- the middle\n",
      "  waters -- never mixing with -- the ocea\n",
      "\n",
      "The unchanging volume of its waters is greater than that of all the worl 's rivers combined .\n",
      "  waters -- is greater than -- the worl\n",
      "  greater -- all -- the worl\n",
      "\n",
      "As discovered by Commander Maury , the true source of the Gulf Stream , its starting point , if you prefer , is located in the Bay of Biscay .\n",
      "  the Gulf Stream -- starting -- point\n",
      "  point -- you prefer -- the Bay\n",
      "  point -- is located in -- the Bay\n",
      "\n",
      "There its waters , still weak in temperature and color , begin to form .\n",
      "  color -- begin -- form\n",
      "\n",
      "It goes down south , skirts equatorial Africa , warms its waves in the rays of the Torrid Zone , crosses the Atlantic , reaches Cape São Roque on the coast of Brazil , and forks into two branches , one going to the Caribbean Sea for further saturation with heat particles .\n",
      "  the Torrid Zone -- crosses -- the Atlantic\n",
      "  branches -- going -- the Caribbean Sea\n",
      "  the Caribbean Sea -- further saturation with -- heat particles\n",
      "\n",
      "Then , entrusted with restoring the balance between hot and cold temperatures and with mixing tropical and northern waters , the Gulf Stream begins to play its stabilizing role .\n",
      "  entrusted -- restoring the balance between -- cold temperatures\n",
      "  the Gulf Stream begins -- play -- role\n",
      "  the Gulf Stream begins -- stabilizing -- role\n",
      "\n",
      "Attaining a white heat in the Gulf of Mexico , it heads north up the American coast , advances as far as Newfoundland , swerves away under the thrust of a cold current from the Davis Strait , and resumes its ocean course by going along a great circle of the earth on a rhumb line ; it then divides into two arms near the 43rd parallel ; one , helped by the northeast trade winds , returns to the Bay of Biscay and the Azores ; the other washes the shores of Ireland and Norway with lukewarm water , goes beyond Spitzbergen , where its temperature falls to 4 degrees centigrade , and fashions the open sea at the pole .\n",
      "  advances -- far as -- Newfoundland\n",
      "  swerves -- thrust of -- the Davis Strait\n",
      "  ocean course -- going along -- a great circle\n",
      "  a rhumb line -- then divides into -- arms\n",
      "  arms -- helped by -- the northeast trade\n",
      "  the northeast trade -- returns -- the Bay\n",
      "  the Azores -- washes the shores of -- Ireland\n",
      "  degrees centigrade -- fashions -- sea\n",
      "  degrees centigrade -- open sea at -- the pole\n",
      "\n",
      "It was on this oceanic river that the Nautilus was then navigating .\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- was then -- navigating\n",
      "\n",
      "Leaving Old Bahama Channel , which is fourteen leagues wide by 350 meters deep , the Gulf Stream moves at the rate of eight kilometers per hour .\n",
      "  Old Bahama Channel -- is -- leagues\n",
      "\n",
      "Its speed steadily decreases as it advances northward , and we must pray that this steadiness continues , because , as experts agree , if its speed and direction were to change , the climates of Europe would undergo disturbances whose consequences are incalculable .\n",
      "  speed -- steadily decreases as -- advances northward\n",
      "  direction -- were -- change\n",
      "  undergo disturbances whose consequences -- are -- incalculable\n",
      "\n",
      "Near noon I was on the platform with Conseil .\n",
      "  noon -- I was on -- the platform\n",
      "\n",
      "When my explanation was over , I invited him to dip his hands into its current .\n",
      "  explanation -- was over -- hands\n",
      "  explanation -- I invited him -- hands\n",
      "\n",
      "Conseil did so , and he was quite astonished to experience no sensation of either hot or cold .\n",
      "  Conseil -- did so -- experience no sensation\n",
      "  Conseil -- was -- experience no sensation\n",
      "  Conseil -- astonished -- experience no sensation\n",
      "\n",
      "\" That comes , \" I told him , \" from the water temperature of the Gulf Stream , which , as it leaves the Gulf of Mexico , is barely different from your blood temperature .\n",
      "  That comes -- I told -- the water temperature\n",
      "  the Gulf Stream -- leaves the Gulf of -- Mexico\n",
      "  Mexico -- is barely different from -- your\n",
      "\n",
      "This Gulf Stream is a huge heat generator that enables the coasts of Europe to be decked in eternal greenery .\n",
      "  This Gulf Stream -- is -- a huge heat generator\n",
      "  a huge heat generator -- enables the coasts of -- Europe\n",
      "  Europe -- be decked in -- eternal greenery\n",
      "\n",
      "And if Commander Maury is correct , were one to harness the full warmth of this current , it would supply enough heat to keep molten a river of iron solder as big as the Amazon or the Missouri .\n",
      "  Commander Maury -- is correct -- the full warmth\n",
      "  Commander Maury -- were -- the full warmth\n",
      "  Commander Maury -- harness the full warmth of -- would supply enough heat\n",
      "  would supply enough heat -- keep molten a river of -- iron solder\n",
      "\n",
      "So distinct is its current from the surrounding sea , its confined waters stand out against the ocean and operate on a different level from the colder waters .\n",
      "  distinct -- is its current from -- the surrounding sea\n",
      "  confined waters -- stand out against -- the ocean\n",
      "  the ocean -- operate on -- a different level\n",
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      "Moreover , their line of demarcation is so clear that abreast of the Carolinas , the Nautilu 's spur cut the waves of the Gulf Stream while its propeller was still churning those belonging to the ocean .\n",
      "  Moreover -- line of -- that abreast\n",
      "  Moreover -- is so clear that abreast of -- the Carolinas\n",
      "  the Nautilu -- spur cut the waves of -- the Gulf Stream\n",
      "  propeller -- was still churning -- those belonging\n",
      "\n",
      "This current swept along with it a whole host of moving creatures .\n",
      "  a whole host -- moving -- creatures\n",
      "\n",
      "Among cartilaginous fish , the most remarkable were rays whose ultra slender tails made up nearly a third of the body , which was shaped like a huge diamond twenty - five feet long ; then little one - meter sharks , the head large , the snout short and rounded , the teeth sharp and arranged in several rows , the body seemingly covered with scales .\n",
      "  the most remarkable -- were -- rays whose ultra slender\n",
      "  rays whose ultra slender -- made up nearly a third of -- the body\n",
      "  the body -- was shaped like -- a huge diamond twenty\n",
      "  feet -- then -- meter sharks\n",
      "  the snout short -- teeth -- several rows\n",
      "  the snout short -- arranged in -- several rows\n",
      "  the body -- covered with -- scales\n",
      "\n",
      "Among bony fish , I noted grizzled wrasse unique to these seas , deep - water gilthead whose iris has a fiery gleam , one - meter croakers whose large mouths bristle with small teeth and which let out thin cries , black rudderfish like those I have already discussed , blue dorados accented with gold and silver , rainbow - hued parrotfish that can rival the loveliest tropical birds in coloring , banded blennies with triangular heads , bluish flounder without scales , toadfish covered with a crosswise yellow band in the shape of a Greek t , swarms of little freckled gobies stippled with brown spots , lungfish with silver heads and yellow tails , various specimens of salmon , mullet with slim figures and a softly glowing radiance that Lacépède dedicated to the memory of his wife , and finally the American cavalla , a handsome fish decorated by every honorary order , bedizened with their every ribbon , frequenting the shores of this great nation where ribbons and orders are held in such low esteem .\n",
      "  bony fish -- I noted -- grizzled wrasse\n",
      "  water gilthead whose iris -- has -- a fiery gleam\n",
      "  small teeth -- let out -- thin cries\n",
      "  black rudderfish -- I have already -- discussed\n",
      "  toadfish -- covered with -- a crosswise yellow band\n",
      "  a softly glowing radiance that Lacépède -- dedicated -- the memory\n",
      "  the memory -- wife -- the American cavalla\n",
      "  the memory -- finally -- the American cavalla\n",
      "  a handsome fish -- decorated by -- every honorary order\n",
      "  orders -- are held in -- such low esteem\n",
      "\n",
      "I might add that during the night , the Gulf Strea 's phosphorescent waters rivaled the electric glow of our beacon , especially in the stormy weather that frequently threatened us .\n",
      "  phosphorescent -- rivaled the electric glow of our -- beacon\n",
      "  the stormy weather -- threatened -- us\n",
      "\n",
      "On May 8 , while abreast of North Carolina , we were across from Cape Hatteras once more .\n",
      "  we -- were across from -- Cape Hatteras\n",
      "\n",
      "There the Gulf Stream is seventy - five miles wide and 210 meters deep .\n",
      "  the Gulf Stream -- is -- miles\n",
      "\n",
      "The Nautilus continued to wander at random .\n",
      "  The Nautilus -- continued -- wander\n",
      "\n",
      "Seemingly , all supervision had been jettisoned .\n",
      "  all supervision -- had been -- jettisoned\n",
      "\n",
      "Under these conditions I admit that we could easily have gotten away .\n",
      "  these conditions -- I admit -- that we\n",
      "\n",
      "In fact , the populous shores offered ready refuge everywhere .\n",
      "  the populous shores -- ready -- refuge everywhere\n",
      "\n",
      "The sea was plowed continuously by the many steamers providing service between the Gulf of Mexico and New York or Boston , and it was crossed night and day by little schooners engaged in coastal trade over various points on the American shore .\n",
      "  The sea -- was -- the many steamers\n",
      "  The sea -- continuously by -- the many steamers\n",
      "  the many steamers -- providing service between -- the Gulf\n",
      "  Boston -- was -- night\n",
      "  little schooners -- engaged in -- coastal trade\n",
      "\n",
      "So it was a promising opportunity , despite the thirty miles that separated the Nautilus from these Union coasts .\n",
      "  the thirty miles -- separated the Nautilus from -- these Union coasts\n",
      "\n",
      "But one distressing circumstance totally thwarted the Canadia 's plans .\n",
      "  distressing circumstance -- thwarted -- the Canadia\n",
      "\n",
      "The weather was thoroughly foul .\n",
      "  The weather -- was thoroughly -- foul\n",
      "\n",
      "We were approaching waterways where storms are commonplace , the very homeland of tornadoes and cyclones specifically engendered by the Gulf Strea 's current .\n",
      "  We -- were approaching -- commonplace\n",
      "  We -- are -- commonplace\n",
      "  cyclones -- specifically engendered by -- the Gulf Strea\n",
      "\n",
      "To face a frequently raging sea in a frail skiff was a race to certain disaster .\n",
      "  a frail skiff -- was -- a race\n",
      "\n",
      "So he champed at the bit , in the grip of an intense homesickness that could be cured only by our escape .\n",
      "  an intense homesickness -- be cured only by our -- escape\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Sir , \" he told me that day , \" it is got to stop .\n",
      "  Sir -- told me -- that day\n",
      "\n",
      "But believe you me , I had my fill at the South Pole and I am not going with him to the North Pole . \"\n",
      "  the South Pole -- I am not going with him -- the North Pole\n",
      "\n",
      "\" What can we do , Ned , since it is not feasible to escape right now ? \"\n",
      "  Ned -- is not -- escape right\n",
      "  escape right -- now -- ?\n",
      "\n",
      "\" I keep coming back to my idea .\n",
      "  coming -- back -- idea\n",
      "  coming -- my -- idea\n",
      "\n",
      "We have got to talk to the captain .\n",
      "  We -- have got -- the captain\n",
      "  We -- talk -- the captain\n",
      "\n",
      "When we were in your own countr 's seas , you did not say a word .\n",
      "  we -- were in your -- countr\n",
      "  seas -- you did not say -- a word\n",
      "\n",
      "Now that we are in mine , I intend to speak up .\n",
      "  that we -- are in -- mine\n",
      "\n",
      "Before a few days are out , I figure the Nautilus will lie abreast of Nova Scotia , and from there to Newfoundland is the mouth of a large gulf , and the St. Lawrence empties into that gulf , and the St. Lawrence is my own river , the river running by Quebec , my hometown - and when I think about all this , my gorge rises and my hair stands on end !\n",
      "  a few days -- are out -- the Nautilus\n",
      "  a few days -- I figure -- the Nautilus\n",
      "  Newfoundland -- is -- a large gulf\n",
      "  Newfoundland -- mouth of -- a large gulf\n",
      "  the St. Lawrence -- is my -- river\n",
      "  the river -- running by -- Quebec\n",
      "  Quebec -- my -- hometown -\n",
      "  hometown - -- I think about -- gorge rises\n",
      "  hometown - -- my -- gorge rises\n",
      "  gorge rises -- my hair stands on -- end !\n",
      "\n",
      "Honestly , sir , I would rather jump overboard !\n",
      "  sir -- I -- !\n",
      "  sir -- rather jump overboard -- !\n",
      "\n",
      "\" The Canadian was obviously at the end of his patience .\n",
      "  The Canadian -- was obviously at -- the end\n",
      "\n",
      "His vigorous nature could not adapt to this protracted imprisonment .\n",
      "  vigorous nature -- adapt -- this protracted imprisonment\n",
      "\n",
      "His facial appearance was changing by the day .\n",
      "  facial appearance -- was changing by -- the day\n",
      "\n",
      "I had a sense of what he was suffering because I also was gripped by homesickness .\n",
      "  a sense -- was suffering because I also was gripped by -- homesickness\n",
      "\n",
      "Nearly seven months had gone by without our having any news from shore .\n",
      "  months -- had gone by -- any news\n",
      "  months -- our having any news from -- shore\n",
      "\n",
      "Moreover , Captain Nem 's reclusiveness , his changed disposition , and especially his total silence since the battle with the devilfish all made me see things in a different light .\n",
      "  Moreover -- Captain -- Nem\n",
      "  reclusiveness -- changed -- disposition\n",
      "  the battle -- devilfish -- see\n",
      "  the battle -- made me see things in -- a different light\n",
      "\n",
      "You needed to be Flemish like Conseil to accept these circumstances , living in a habitat designed for cetaceans and other denizens of the deep .\n",
      "  Conseil -- accept -- these circumstances\n",
      "  a habitat -- designed for -- cetaceans\n",
      "\n",
      "Truly , if that gallant lad had owned gills instead of lungs , I think he would have made an outstanding fish !\n",
      "  that gallant lad -- had owned gills instead of -- lungs\n",
      "  lungs -- I think -- an outstanding fish !\n",
      "  lungs -- have made -- an outstanding fish !\n",
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      "Ned Land went on , seeing that I had not replied .\n",
      "  Ned Land -- went on -- replied\n",
      "  Ned Land -- seeing that I had not -- replied\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Well , Ned , you want me to ask Captain Nemo what he intends to do with us ? \"\n",
      "  Ned -- you want me -- ask\n",
      "  ask -- Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "  Nemo -- what -- us ?\n",
      "  Nemo -- intends -- us ?\n",
      "  Nemo -- do with -- us ?\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Even though he has already made that clear ? \"\n",
      "  Even -- has already made -- that clear ?\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Professor Aronnax , would you like me to go find him myself ? \"\n",
      "  Professor Aronnax -- you like me -- ?\n",
      "  Professor Aronnax -- find him myself -- ?\n",
      "\n",
      "I will see him today , \" I answered the Canadian , who , if he took action himself , would certainly have ruined everything .\n",
      "  today -- I answered -- action\n",
      "  today -- took -- action\n",
      "\n",
      "I reentered my stateroom .\n",
      "  reentered -- my -- stateroom\n",
      "\n",
      "From there I could hear movements inside Captain Nem 's quarters .\n",
      "  hear movements -- Captain -- Nem\n",
      "\n",
      "I knocked again , then tried the knob .\n",
      "  again -- then tried -- the knob\n",
      "\n",
      "He looked up sharply , with a frowning brow , and said in a pretty stern tone :\n",
      "  a frowning brow -- said in -- pretty stern tone :\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Oh , it is you !\n",
      "  Oh -- is you -- !\n",
      "\n",
      "\" But I am busy , sir , I am at work .\n",
      "  sir -- I am at -- work\n",
      "\n",
      "I give you the freedom to enjoy your privacy , can not I have the same for myself ?\n",
      "  the freedom -- enjoy -- your privacy\n",
      "  your privacy -- I have the same for -- ?\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Sir , \" I said coolly , \" I need to speak with you on a matter that simply can not wait . \"\n",
      "  Sir -- I said -- coolly\n",
      "  coolly -- I need -- a matter\n",
      "  coolly -- speak with you on -- a matter\n",
      "  a matter -- simply -- wait\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Whatever could that be , sir ? \"\n",
      "  Whatever -- could that be -- ?\n",
      "\n",
      "Has the sea yielded up some novel secret to you ?\n",
      "  the sea -- you -- ?\n",
      "\n",
      "\" We were miles apart .\n",
      "  We -- were -- miles\n",
      "\n",
      "But before I could reply , he showed me a manuscript open on the table and told me in a more serious tone :\n",
      "  reply -- showed me -- the table\n",
      "  reply -- manuscript open on -- the table\n",
      "  the table -- told me in -- a more serious tone :\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Here , Professor Aronnax , is a manuscript written in several languages .\n",
      "  Professor Aronnax -- is -- several languages\n",
      "  Professor Aronnax -- manuscript written in -- several languages\n",
      "\n",
      "It contains a summary of my research under the sea , and God willing , it wo not perish with me .\n",
      "  the sea -- God -- willing\n",
      "\n",
      "Signed with my name , complete with my life story , this manuscript will be enclosed in a small , unsinkable contrivance .\n",
      "  complete -- my -- life story\n",
      "  life story -- manuscript -- unsinkable contrivance\n",
      "  life story -- be enclosed in -- unsinkable contrivance\n",
      "\n",
      "The last surviving man on the Nautilus will throw this contrivance into the sea , and it will go wherever the waves carry it .\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- throw this contrivance into -- the sea\n",
      "  the sea -- go wherever -- the waves\n",
      "\n",
      "His life story written by himself !\n",
      "  life story -- written by -- !\n",
      "\n",
      "So the secret of his existence might someday be unveiled ?\n",
      "  existence -- be unveiled -- ?\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Captain , \" I replied , \" I am all praise for this idea you are putting into effect .\n",
      "  Captain -- I -- replied\n",
      "  replied -- I am all praise for -- effect\n",
      "  all praise -- idea you are putting into -- effect\n",
      "\n",
      "But the methods you are using strike me as primitive .\n",
      "  the methods -- you are using -- strike\n",
      "\n",
      "Can not you or one of your men - \" \" Never , sir , \" the captain said , swiftly interrupting me .\n",
      "  your men - -- Never -- sir\n",
      "\n",
      "\" But my companions and I would be willing to safeguard this manuscript , and if you give us back our freedom - \" \" Your freedom ! \"\n",
      "  companions -- I -- this manuscript\n",
      "  companions -- be -- this manuscript\n",
      "  companions -- safeguard -- this manuscript\n",
      "  this manuscript -- you give -- us\n",
      "  us -- back our -- freedom -\n",
      "\n",
      "Captain Nemo put in , standing up .\n",
      "  Nemo -- put in -- standing\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Yes , sir , and that is the subject on which I wanted to confer with you .\n",
      "  sir -- is the subject on -- you\n",
      "  the subject -- I wanted -- you\n",
      "  the subject -- confer with -- you\n",
      "\n",
      "For seven months we have been aboard your vessel , and I ask you today , in the name of my companions as well as myself , if you intend to keep us here forever . \"\n",
      "  months we -- have been aboard -- your vessel\n",
      "  your vessel -- I -- ask\n",
      "  ask -- you -- today\n",
      "  the name -- my companions as -- us here\n",
      "  companions -- you intend -- us here\n",
      "  companions -- keep -- us here\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Professor Aronnax , \" Captain Nemo said , \" I will answer you today just as I did seven months ago :\n",
      "  Professor Aronnax -- Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "  Nemo -- said -- today\n",
      "  Nemo -- I -- today\n",
      "  Nemo -- you today just as I did -- months ago :\n",
      "\n",
      "\" What you are inflicting on us is outright slavery ! \"\n",
      "  us -- is outright -- slavery !\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Did I ever try to bind you with your word of honor ? \"\n",
      "  your word -- honor -- ?\n",
      "\n",
      "The captain stared at me , crossing his arms .\n",
      "  stared -- crossing -- arms\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Sir , \" I told him , \" to take up this subject a second time would be distasteful to both of us .\n",
      "  Sir -- I told -- a second time\n",
      "  Sir -- take up this subject -- a second time\n",
      "  a second time -- be distasteful -- us\n",
      "  a second time -- both of -- us\n",
      "\n",
      "So let us finish what we have started .\n",
      "  us -- finish -- what we\n",
      "\n",
      "To me , research is a relief , a potent diversion , an enticement , a passion that can make me forget everything else .\n",
      "  research -- is -- a relief\n",
      "\n",
      "Like you , I am a man neglected and unknown , living in the faint hope that someday I can pass on to future generations the fruits of my labors - figuratively speaking , by means of some contrivance left to the luck of winds and waves .\n",
      "  you -- I am -- a man\n",
      "  the faint hope -- I can pass on -- future generations the fruits\n",
      "  future generations the fruits -- my labors - -- figuratively\n",
      "  figuratively -- speaking -- means\n",
      "  some contrivance -- left -- the luck\n",
      "\n",
      "In short , I can admire you and comfortably go with you while playing a role I only partly understand ; but I still catch glimpses of other aspects of your life that are surrounded by involvements and secrets that , alone on board , my companions and I can not share .\n",
      "  short -- I -- admire you\n",
      "  admire you -- you while playing -- glimpses\n",
      "  admire you -- role I only partly -- glimpses\n",
      "  admire you -- I still catch glimpses of -- other aspects\n",
      "  your life -- are surrounded by -- involvements\n",
      "  secrets that -- alone on -- board\n",
      "  board -- my -- companions\n",
      "  companions -- I -- share\n",
      "\n",
      "And even when our hearts could beat with yours , moved by some of your griefs or stirred by your deeds of courage and genius , we have had to stifle even the slightest token of that sympathy that arises at the sight of something fine and good , whether it comes from friend or enemy .\n",
      "  beat -- moved by -- your griefs\n",
      "  your griefs -- stirred by -- your deeds\n",
      "  we -- have had -- the slightest token\n",
      "  we -- even the slightest token of -- that sympathy that arises\n",
      "\n",
      "All right then !\n",
      "  All right -- then -- !\n",
      "\n",
      "It is this feeling of being alien to your deepest concerns that makes our situation unacceptable , impossible , even impossible for me but especially for Ned Land .\n",
      "  your deepest concerns -- makes our -- situation\n",
      "\n",
      "Have you considered how a love of freedom and hatred of slavery could lead to plans of vengeance in a temperament like the Canadia 's , what he might think , attempt , endeavor .\n",
      "  hatred -- slavery -- plans\n",
      "  hatred -- lead -- plans\n",
      "  plans -- vengeance in -- a temperament\n",
      "  the Canadia -- what -- think\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Ned Land can think , attempt , or endeavor anything he wants , what difference is it to me ?\n",
      "  what difference -- is -- ?\n",
      "\n",
      "I do not keep him on board for my pleasure !\n",
      "  board -- my -- pleasure !\n",
      "\n",
      "As for you , Professor Aronnax , you are a man able to understand anything , even silence .\n",
      "  Professor Aronnax -- you are -- a man\n",
      "  a man -- able -- even silence\n",
      "\n",
      "Let this first time you've come to discuss this subject also be the last , because a second time I wo not even listen .\n",
      "  this first time you've -- come -- a second time\n",
      "  this first time you've -- discuss -- a second time\n",
      "  this first time you've -- be -- a second time\n",
      "  a second time -- I wo -- even listen\n",
      "\n",
      "From that day forward our position was very strained .\n",
      "  that day -- our -- position\n",
      "\n",
      "I reported this conversation to my two companions .\n",
      "  this conversation -- my -- companions\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Now we know , \" Ned said , \" that we can not expect a thing from this man .\n",
      "  Ned -- said -- that we\n",
      "  that we -- expect a thing from -- this man\n",
      "\n",
      "The Nautilus is nearing Long Island .\n",
      "  The Nautilus -- is nearing -- Long Island\n",
      "\n",
      "We will escape , no matter what the weather .\n",
      "  no matter -- what -- the weather\n",
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      "The atmosphere was turning white and milky .\n",
      "  The atmosphere -- was turning -- white\n",
      "\n",
      "Slender sheaves of cirrus clouds were followed on the horizon by layers of nimbocumulus .\n",
      "  cirrus -- were followed on -- the horizon\n",
      "\n",
      "The sea grew towering , inflated by long swells .\n",
      "  The sea -- grew -- towering\n",
      "  towering -- inflated by -- long swells\n",
      "\n",
      "Every bird had disappeared except a few petrels , friends of the storms .\n",
      "  Every bird -- had -- disappeared\n",
      "\n",
      "The mixture in our stormglass decomposed under the influence of the electricity charging the air .\n",
      "  The mixture -- our stormglass decomposed under -- the influence\n",
      "  the electricity -- charging -- the air\n",
      "\n",
      "The storm burst during the daytime of May 13 , just as the Nautilus was cruising abreast of Long Island , a few miles from the narrows to Upper New York Bay .\n",
      "  The storm -- burst during -- the daytime\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- was cruising abreast of -- Long Island\n",
      "\n",
      "I am able to describe this struggle of the elements because Captain Nemo did not flee into the ocean depths ; instead , from some inexplicable whim , he decided to brave it out on the surface .\n",
      "  the elements -- Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "  Nemo -- did not flee into -- the ocean depths\n",
      "\n",
      "The wind was blowing from the southwest , initially a stiff breeze , in other words , with a speed of fifteen meters per second , which built to twenty - five meters near three o'clock in the afternoon .\n",
      "  the southwest -- initially -- a stiff breeze\n",
      "  meters -- built -- twenty\n",
      "\n",
      "Unshaken by these squalls , Captain Nemo stationed himself on the platform .\n",
      "  these squalls -- Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "  Nemo -- stationed himself on -- the platform\n",
      "\n",
      "I hoisted and attached myself to the same place , dividing my wonderment between the storm and this incomparable man who faced it head - on .\n",
      "  hoisted -- attached myself -- the same place\n",
      "  the same place -- my wonderment between -- the storm\n",
      "\n",
      "The raging sea was swept with huge tattered clouds drenched by the waves .\n",
      "  The raging sea -- was swept with -- huge tattered clouds\n",
      "\n",
      "Just long , soot - colored undulations with crests so compact they did not foam .\n",
      "  crests -- did not -- foam\n",
      "\n",
      "The Nautilus , sometimes lying on its side , sometimes standing on end like a mast , rolled and pitched frightfully .\n",
      "  a mast -- rolled -- pitched frightfully\n",
      "\n",
      "Near five o'clock a torrential rain fell , but it lulled neither wind nor sea .\n",
      "  lulled -- neither -- nor sea\n",
      "\n",
      "The hurricane was unleashed at a speed of forty - five meters per second , hence almost forty leagues per hour .\n",
      "  The hurricane -- was unleashed at -- a speed\n",
      "\n",
      "And yet in the midst of this turmoil , the Nautilus lived up to that saying of an expert engineer :\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- lived up -- an expert engineer :\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- saying of -- an expert engineer :\n",
      "\n",
      "\" A well - constructed hull can defy any sea ! \"\n",
      "  - -- constructed -- hull\n",
      "  hull -- defy -- any sea !\n",
      "\n",
      "This submersible was no resisting rock that waves could demolish ; it was a steel spindle , obediently in motion , without rigging or masting , and able to brave their fury with impunity .\n",
      "  This submersible -- was -- rock that waves\n",
      "  rock that waves -- demolish -- a steel spindle\n",
      "  rock that waves -- was -- a steel spindle\n",
      "  masting -- able -- fury\n",
      "  masting -- brave their fury with -- impunity\n",
      "\n",
      "They measured up to fifteen meters in height over a length of 150 to 175 meters , and the speed of their propagation ( half that of the wind ) was fifteen meters per second .\n",
      "  half -- was fifteen -- meters\n",
      "\n",
      "Their volume and power increased with the depth of the waters .\n",
      "  power -- increased with -- the waters\n",
      "  power -- depth of -- the waters\n",
      "\n",
      "I then understood the role played by these waves , which trap air in their flanks and release it in the depths of the sea where its oxygen brings life .\n",
      "  flanks -- release it in -- the depths\n",
      "\n",
      "Their utmost pressure - it has been calculated - can build to 3,000 kilograms on every square foot of surface they strike .\n",
      "  utmost pressure -- has been calculated - -- every square foot\n",
      "  utmost pressure -- build -- every square foot\n",
      "  every square foot -- surface -- strike\n",
      "\n",
      "It was such waves in the Hebrides that repositioned a stone block weighing 84,000 pounds .\n",
      "  the Hebrides -- repositioned -- a stone block weighing 84,000\n",
      "\n",
      "It was their relatives in the tidal wave on December 23 , 1854 , that toppled part of the Japanese city of Tokyo , then went that same day at 700 kilometers per hour to break on the beaches of America .\n",
      "  Tokyo -- then went that same day at -- kilometers\n",
      "  hour -- break on -- the beaches\n",
      "\n",
      "After nightfall the storm grew in intensity .\n",
      "  the storm -- grew in -- intensity\n",
      "\n",
      "At the close of day , I saw a big ship passing on the horizon , struggling painfully .\n",
      "  day -- I saw a big ship passing on -- the horizon\n",
      "  the horizon -- struggling -- painfully\n",
      "\n",
      "It lay to at half steam in an effort to hold steady on the waves .\n",
      "  an effort -- hold steady on -- the waves\n",
      "\n",
      "At ten o'clock in the evening , the skies caught on fire .\n",
      "  the skies -- caught on -- fire\n",
      "\n",
      "The air was streaked with violent flashes of lightning .\n",
      "  The air -- was streaked with -- violent flashes\n",
      "\n",
      "I could not stand this brightness , but Captain Nemo stared straight at it , as if to inhale the spirit of the storm .\n",
      "  this brightness -- Captain Nemo stared straight at -- the storm\n",
      "  Nemo stared -- inhale -- the storm\n",
      "  Nemo stared -- spirit of -- the storm\n",
      "\n",
      "A dreadful noise filled the air , a complicated noise made up of the roar of crashing breakers , the howl of the wind , claps of thunder .\n",
      "  A dreadful -- filled -- the air\n",
      "  the air -- made up of -- the roar\n",
      "\n",
      "The wind shifted to every point of the horizon , and the cyclone left the east to return there after passing through north , west , and south , moving in the opposite direction of revolving storms in the southern hemisphere .\n",
      "  the cyclone -- left -- the east\n",
      "  the east -- return -- passing\n",
      "  south -- moving in -- direction\n",
      "\n",
      "It truly lives up to its nickname , the Lord of Storms !\n",
      "  nickname -- Lord of -- Storms !\n",
      "\n",
      "The rain was followed by a downpour of fire .\n",
      "  The rain -- was followed by -- fire\n",
      "\n",
      "Droplets of water changed into exploding tufts .\n",
      "  water -- changed into exploding -- tufts\n",
      "\n",
      "You would have thought Captain Nemo was courting a death worthy of himself , seeking to be struck by lightning .\n",
      "  Nemo -- was courting a death worthy of -- lightning\n",
      "  a death worthy -- seeking -- lightning\n",
      "  a death worthy -- be struck by -- lightning\n",
      "\n",
      "In one hideous pitching movement , the Nautilus reared its steel spur into the air like a lightning rod , and I saw long sparks shoot down it .\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- reared -- steel\n",
      "  steel -- spur into -- the air\n",
      "\n",
      "Shattered , at the end of my strength , I slid flat on my belly to the hatch .\n",
      "  the end -- my -- strength\n",
      "  strength -- I slid flat on my -- belly\n",
      "\n",
      "By then the storm had reached its maximum intensity .\n",
      "  the storm -- had reached -- intensity\n",
      "  the storm -- maximum -- intensity\n",
      "\n",
      "I could hear the ballast tanks filling little by little , and the Nautilus sank gently beneath the surface of the waves .\n",
      "  the ballast tanks -- filling little by -- the Nautilus\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- gently beneath -- the waves\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- surface of -- the waves\n",
      "\n",
      "Through the loung 's open windows , I saw large , frightened fish passing like phantoms in the fiery waters .\n",
      "  the loung -- open -- windows\n",
      "  windows -- I -- fish passing\n",
      "\n",
      "Some were struck by lightning right before my eyes !\n",
      "  lightning right -- my eyes -- !\n",
      "\n",
      "The Nautilus kept descending .\n",
      "  The Nautilus -- kept -- descending\n",
      "\n",
      "It needed to sink to fifty meters , searching for a resting place in the bowels of the sea .\n",
      "  meters -- searching for -- place\n",
      "  meters -- resting place in -- the bowels\n",
      "\n",
      "But once there , what tranquility we found , what silence , what peace all around us !\n",
      "  what tranquility we -- found -- what silence\n",
      "\n",
      "Who would have known that a dreadful hurricane was then unleashed on the surface of this ocean ?\n",
      "  a dreadful hurricane -- was then unleashed on -- this ocean ?\n",
      "  a dreadful hurricane -- surface of -- this ocean ?\n",
      "\n",
      "CHAPTER 20 In Latitude 47° 24 ' and Longitude 17° 28 ' IN THE AFTERMATH of this storm , we were thrown back to the east .\n",
      "  we -- were thrown back -- the east\n",
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      "In despair , poor Ned went into seclusion like Captain Nemo .\n",
      "  poor Ned -- went into -- seclusion\n",
      "  seclusion -- Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "\n",
      "As I said , the Nautilus veered to the east .\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- veered -- the east\n",
      "\n",
      "To be more accurate , I should have said to the northeast .\n",
      "  more accurate -- I -- the northeast\n",
      "  more accurate -- have said -- the northeast\n",
      "\n",
      "Sometimes on the surface of the waves , sometimes beneath them , the ship wandered for days amid these mists so feared by navigators .\n",
      "  these mists -- feared by -- navigators\n",
      "\n",
      "These are caused chiefly by melting ice , which keeps the air extremely damp .\n",
      "  melting ice -- keeps -- the air extremely damp\n",
      "\n",
      "How many ships have perished in these waterways as they tried to get directions from the hazy lights on the coast !\n",
      "  these waterways -- tried -- directions\n",
      "  these waterways -- get directions from -- the hazy lights\n",
      "\n",
      "How many casualties have been caused by these opaque mists !\n",
      "  many casualties -- have been caused by -- these opaque mists !\n",
      "\n",
      "How many collisions have occurred with these reefs , where the breaking surf is covered by the noise of the wind !\n",
      "  many collisions -- have occurred with -- these reefs\n",
      "  these reefs -- breaking -- surf\n",
      "  surf -- is covered by -- the noise\n",
      "\n",
      "How many vessels have rammed each other , despite their running lights , despite the warnings given by their bosu 's pipes and alarm bells !\n",
      "  many vessels -- have rammed -- lights\n",
      "  many vessels -- running -- lights\n",
      "  the warnings -- given by -- bosu\n",
      "\n",
      "So the floor of this sea had the appearance of a battlefield where every ship defeated by the ocean still lay , some already old and encrusted , others newer and reflecting our beacon light on their ironwork and copper undersides .\n",
      "  this sea -- had the appearance of -- a battlefield\n",
      "  every ship -- defeated by -- the ocean\n",
      "  others -- reflecting our beacon light on -- ironwork\n",
      "\n",
      "Among these vessels , how many went down with all hands , with their crews and hosts of immigrants , at these trouble spots so prominent in the statistics :\n",
      "  these vessels -- how -- all hands\n",
      "  these vessels -- went down with -- all hands\n",
      "  immigrants -- trouble spots so prominent in -- the statistics :\n",
      "\n",
      "And in only a few years , how many victims have been furnished to the obituary notices by the Royal Mail , Inman , and Montreal lines ; by vessels named the Solway , the Isis , the Paramatta , the Hungarian , the Canadian , the Anglo - Saxon , the Humboldt , and the United States , all run aground ; by the Arctic and the Lyonnais , sunk in collisions ; by the President , the Pacific , and the City of Glasgow , lost for reasons unknown ; in the midst of their gloomy rubble , the Nautilus navigated as if passing the dead in review !\n",
      "  a few years -- how -- many victims\n",
      "  many victims -- have been furnished -- the obituary notices\n",
      "  vessels -- named -- the Solway\n",
      "  the United States -- run -- aground\n",
      "  the Lyonnais -- sunk in -- collisions\n",
      "  Glasgow -- lost for -- gloomy rubble\n",
      "  Glasgow -- midst of -- gloomy rubble\n",
      "  the Nautilus navigated -- passing -- review !\n",
      "  the Nautilus navigated -- dead in -- review !\n",
      "\n",
      "By May 15 we were off the southern tip of the Grand Banks of Newfoundland .\n",
      "  we -- were off the southern tip of -- the Grand Banks\n",
      "\n",
      "These banks are the result of marine sedimentation , an extensive accumulation of organic waste brought either from the equator by the Gulf Strea 's current , or from the North Pole by the countercurrent of cold water that skirts the American coast .\n",
      "  These banks -- are the result of -- marine sedimentation\n",
      "  organic waste -- brought either from -- the Gulf Strea\n",
      "  cold water -- skirts -- the American coast\n",
      "\n",
      "Here , too , erratically drifting chunks collect from the ice breakup .\n",
      "  erratically drifting chunks -- collect from -- the ice breakup\n",
      "\n",
      "Here a huge boneyard forms from fish , mollusks , and zoophytes dying over it by the billions .\n",
      "  zoophytes -- dying over -- the billions\n",
      "\n",
      "The sea is of no great depth at the Grand Banks .\n",
      "  The sea -- is of -- the Grand Banks\n",
      "  The sea -- depth at -- the Grand Banks\n",
      "\n",
      "But to the south there is a deep , suddenly occurring depression , a 3,000 - meter pit .\n",
      "  the south -- is -- occurring depression\n",
      "  the south -- suddenly -- occurring depression\n",
      "\n",
      "Its waters come to full bloom .\n",
      "  waters -- come -- full bloom\n",
      "\n",
      "Among the fish that the Nautilus startled on its way , I will mention a one - meter lumpfish , blackish on top with orange on the belly and rare among its brethren in that it practices monogamy , a good - sized eelpout , a type of emerald moray whose flavor is excellent , wolffish with big eyes in a head somewhat resembling a canin 's , viviparous blennies whose eggs hatch inside their bodies like those of snakes , bloated gobio ( or black gudgeon ) measuring two decimeters , grenadiers with long tails and gleaming with a silvery glow , speedy fish venturing far from their High Arctic seas .\n",
      "  way -- I -- meter lumpfish\n",
      "  way -- mention -- meter lumpfish\n",
      "  emerald moray whose flavor -- is excellent -- wolffish\n",
      "  a head -- resembling -- a canin\n",
      "  bodies -- those of -- snakes\n",
      "  black gudgeon -- measuring -- decimeters\n",
      "  speedy fish -- venturing far from -- High Arctic seas\n",
      "\n",
      "Our nets also hauled in a bold , daring , vigorous , and muscular fish armed with prickles on its head and stings on its fins , a real scorpion measuring two to three meters , the ruthless enemy of cod , blennies , and salmon ; it was the bullhead of the northerly seas , a fish with red fins and a brown body covered with nodules .\n",
      "  nets -- hauled in -- muscular fish armed\n",
      "  fins -- measuring -- meters\n",
      "  salmon -- was the bullhead of -- the northerly seas\n",
      "  a brown body -- covered with -- nodules\n",
      "\n",
      "The Nautilu 's fishermen had some trouble getting a grip on this animal , which , thanks to the formation of its gill covers , can protect its respiratory organs from any parching contact with the air and can live out of water for a good while .\n",
      "  fishermen -- had -- a grip\n",
      "  fishermen -- trouble getting a grip on -- this animal\n",
      "  gill covers -- protect its respiratory organs from -- any parching contact\n",
      "\n",
      "And I will mention - for the record - some little banded blennies that follow ships into the northernmost seas , sharp - snouted carp exclusive to the north Atlantic , scorpionfish , and lastly the gadoid family , chiefly the cod species , which I detected in their waters of choice over these inexhaustible Grand Banks .\n",
      "  some little banded blennies -- follow ships into -- the northernmost seas\n",
      "  the gadoid family -- chiefly -- the cod species\n",
      "  the cod species -- I detected in -- waters\n",
      "\n",
      "Because Newfoundland is simply an underwater peak , you could call these cod mountain fish .\n",
      "  Newfoundland -- is simply -- an underwater peak\n",
      "  an underwater peak -- you -- these cod mountain fish\n",
      "  an underwater peak -- call -- these cod mountain fish\n",
      "\n",
      "While the Nautilus was clearing a path through their tight ranks , Conseil could not refrain from making this comment :\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- was clearing a path through -- tight ranks\n",
      "  Conseil -- refrain from making -- this comment :\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Why , I thought cod were flat , like dab or sole ! \"\n",
      "  cod -- were -- flat\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Cod are flat only at the grocery store , where they're cut open and spread out on display .\n",
      "  Cod -- are flat only at -- the grocery store\n",
      "  they're -- cut open -- display\n",
      "  they're -- spread out on -- display\n",
      "\n",
      "But in the water they're like mullet , spindle - shaped and perfectly built for speed . \"\n",
      "  shaped -- built for -- speed\n",
      "\n",
      "My friend , there'd be many more without their enemies , scorpionfish and human beings !\n",
      "  there'd -- be many more without -- enemies\n",
      "\n",
      "Do you know how many eggs have been counted in a single female ? \"\n",
      "  many eggs -- have been counted in -- a single female ?\n",
      "\n",
      "500,000. \" \" 11,000,000 , my friend . \"\n",
      "  11,000,000 -- my -- friend\n",
      "\n",
      "Besides , Frenchmen , Englishmen , Americans , Danes , and Norwegians catch these cod by the thousands .\n",
      "  Norwegians -- catch these cod by -- the thousands\n",
      "\n",
      "They're eaten in prodigious quantities , and without the astonishing fertility of these fish , the seas would soon be depopulated of them .\n",
      "  They're -- eaten in -- prodigious quantities\n",
      "\n",
      "Accordingly , in England and America alone , 5,000 ships manned by 75,000 seamen go after cod .\n",
      "  America alone -- ships manned by -- 75,000 seamen\n",
      "\n",
      "Each ship brings back an average catch of 4,400 fish , making 22,000,000. Off the coast of Norway , the total is the same . \"\n",
      "  Each ship brings -- catch of -- 4,400 fish\n",
      "  4,400 fish -- making 22,000,000. Off -- the coast\n",
      "  the total -- is -- the same\n",
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      "\" Fine , \" Conseil replied , \" I will take maste 's word for it .\n",
      "  Conseil replied -- I -- maste\n",
      "  Conseil replied -- take -- maste\n",
      "\n",
      "As we skimmed the depths of the Grand Banks , I could see perfectly those long fishing lines , each armed with 200 hooks , that every boat dangled by the dozens .\n",
      "  we -- skimmed the depths of -- the Grand Banks\n",
      "  the Grand Banks -- I -- see\n",
      "  see -- perfectly -- those long fishing lines\n",
      "\n",
      "The lower end of each line dragged the bottom by means of a small grappling iron , and at the surface it was secured to the buoy - rope of a cork float .\n",
      "  The lower end -- line dragged -- means\n",
      "  The lower end -- bottom by -- means\n",
      "  iron -- surface -- the buoy\n",
      "  iron -- was secured -- the buoy\n",
      "\n",
      "The Nautilus had to maneuver shrewdly in the midst of this underwater spiderweb .\n",
      "  The Nautilus -- had -- maneuver shrewdly\n",
      "  maneuver shrewdly -- midst of -- this underwater spiderweb\n",
      "\n",
      "But the ship did not stay long in these heavily traveled waterways .\n",
      "  the ship -- did not stay long in -- waterways\n",
      "  long -- heavily traveled -- waterways\n",
      "\n",
      "Instead of continuing north , the Nautilus took an easterly heading , as if to go along this plateau on which the telegraph cable rests , where multiple soundings have given the contours of the terrain with the utmost accuracy .\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- took -- an easterly heading\n",
      "  this plateau -- which -- the telegraph cable rests\n",
      "  multiple soundings -- have given the contours of -- the terrain\n",
      "\n",
      "It was on May 17 , about 500 miles from Hear 's Content and 2,800 meters down , that I spotted this cable lying on the seafloor .\n",
      "  meters -- I spotted this cable lying on -- the seafloor\n",
      "\n",
      "Conseil , whom I had not alerted , mistook it at first for a gigantic sea snake and was gearing up to classify it in his best manner .\n",
      "  whom -- I had not alerted -- a gigantic sea snake\n",
      "  whom -- mistook it at -- a gigantic sea snake\n",
      "  a gigantic sea snake -- was gearing up -- best manner\n",
      "  a gigantic sea snake -- classify it in -- best manner\n",
      "\n",
      "But I enlightened the fine lad and let him down gently by giving him various details on the laying of this cable .\n",
      "  the fine lad -- let him down gently by giving him various details on -- this cable\n",
      "  various details -- laying of -- this cable\n",
      "\n",
      "The first cable was put down during the years 1857 - 1858 ; but after transmitting about 400 telegrams , it went dead .\n",
      "  The first cable -- was put down during -- the years\n",
      "  1858 -- transmitting about -- telegrams\n",
      "  telegrams -- went -- dead\n",
      "\n",
      "In 1863 engineers built a new cable that measured 3,400 kilometers , weighed 4,500 metric tons , and was shipped aboard the Great Eastern .\n",
      "  engineers -- built -- a new cable\n",
      "  a new cable -- measured -- 3,400 kilometers\n",
      "  metric tons -- was shipped aboard -- the Great Eastern\n",
      "\n",
      "Now then , on May 25 while submerged to a depth of 3,836 meters , the Nautilus lay in precisely the locality where this second cable suffered the rupture that ruined the undertaking .\n",
      "  May -- submerged -- 3,836 meters\n",
      "  May -- depth of -- 3,836 meters\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- lay in precisely -- the locality\n",
      "\n",
      "The electricians on board decided to cut the cable before fishing it up , and by eleven o'clock that evening they had retrieved the damaged part .\n",
      "  board -- decided -- the cable\n",
      "  board -- cut the cable before fishing it up -- o'clock that evening\n",
      "  o'clock that evening -- had retrieved -- part\n",
      "  o'clock that evening -- damaged -- part\n",
      "\n",
      "They repaired the joint and its splice ; then the cable was resubmerged .\n",
      "  splice -- then -- the cable\n",
      "  the cable -- was -- resubmerged\n",
      "\n",
      "But a few days later it snapped again and could not be recovered from the ocean depths .\n",
      "  a few days -- later -- again\n",
      "  a few days -- snapped -- again\n",
      "  again -- be recovered from -- the ocean depths\n",
      "\n",
      "The daring Cyrus Field , who had risked his whole fortune to promote this undertaking , called for a new bond issue .\n",
      "  Field -- had risked -- a new bond issue\n",
      "  Field -- fortune -- a new bond issue\n",
      "  Field -- promote -- a new bond issue\n",
      "  Field -- called for -- a new bond issue\n",
      "\n",
      "Another cable was put down under better conditions .\n",
      "  Another cable -- was put down under -- better conditions\n",
      "\n",
      "Its sheaves of conducting wire were insulated within a gutta - percha covering , which was protected by a padding of textile material enclosed in a metal sheath .\n",
      "  conducting wire -- were insulated within -- a gutta\n",
      "  percha covering -- was protected by -- a padding\n",
      "  textile -- enclosed in -- a metal sheath\n",
      "\n",
      "The Great Eastern put back to sea on July 13 , 1866. The operation proceeded apace .\n",
      "  The Great Eastern -- put back -- sea\n",
      "  July -- 1866. -- The operation\n",
      "\n",
      "As they gradually unrolled this third cable , the electricians observed on several occasions that someone had recently driven nails into it , trying to damage its core .\n",
      "  the electricians -- observed on -- several occasions\n",
      "  several occasions -- had recently driven nails into -- damage\n",
      "  nails -- trying -- damage\n",
      "\n",
      "Captain Anderson , his officers , and the engineers put their heads together , then posted a warning that if the culprit were detected , he would be thrown overboard without a trial .\n",
      "  the engineers -- put -- heads together\n",
      "  heads together -- then posted a warning that -- the culprit\n",
      "  the culprit -- were detected -- a trial\n",
      "  the culprit -- be thrown overboard without -- a trial\n",
      "\n",
      "By July 23 the Great Eastern was lying no farther than 800 kilometers from Newfoundland when it received telegraphed news from Ireland of an armistice signed between Prussia and Austria after the Battle of Sadova .\n",
      "  the Great Eastern -- was lying no farther than -- kilometers\n",
      "  Newfoundland -- received telegraphed news from -- Ireland\n",
      "  an armistice -- signed between -- Prussia\n",
      "\n",
      "Through the mists on the 27th , it sighted the port of Hear 's Content .\n",
      "  the mists -- sighted the port of -- Hear\n",
      "\n",
      "The undertaking had ended happily , and in its first dispatch , young America addressed old Europe with these wise words so rarely understood :\n",
      "  these wise words -- understood -- :\n",
      "\n",
      "I did not expect to find this electric cable in mint condition , as it looked on leaving its place of manufacture .\n",
      "  condition -- looked on leaving its place of -- manufacture\n",
      "\n",
      "The long snake was covered with seashell rubble and bristling with foraminifera ; a crust of caked gravel protected it from any mollusks that might bore into it .\n",
      "  caked gravel -- protected it from -- any mollusks\n",
      "\n",
      "This cable will no doubt last indefinitely because , as observers note , its gutta - percha casing is improved by a stay in salt water .\n",
      "  This cable -- doubt -- observers note\n",
      "  This cable -- indefinitely because -- observers note\n",
      "  percha casing -- is improved by -- salt water\n",
      "  percha casing -- stay in -- salt water\n",
      "\n",
      "Besides , on this well - chosen plateau , the cable never lies at depths that could cause a break .\n",
      "  the cable -- never lies at -- depths\n",
      "  depths -- cause -- a break\n",
      "\n",
      "The Nautilus followed it to its lowest reaches , located 4,431 meters down , and even there it rested without any stress or strain .\n",
      "  The Nautilus -- followed -- lowest reaches\n",
      "  lowest reaches -- located 4,431 meters down -- even\n",
      "  even -- rested without -- any stress\n",
      "\n",
      "Then we returned to the locality where the 1863 accident had taken place .\n",
      "  we -- returned -- the locality\n",
      "  accident -- had taken -- place\n",
      "\n",
      "There the ocean floor formed a valley 120 kilometers wide , into which you could fit Mt .\n",
      "  the ocean floor -- formed -- a valley\n",
      "  kilometers -- you -- Mt\n",
      "\n",
      "Blanc without its summit poking above the surface of the waves .\n",
      "  summit poking -- surface of -- the waves\n",
      "\n",
      "This valley is closed off to the east by a sheer wall 2,000 meters high .\n",
      "  This valley -- is closed off -- the east\n",
      "\n",
      "We arrived there on May 28 , and the Nautilus lay no farther than 150 kilometers from Ireland .\n",
      "  We -- there on -- the Nautilus\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- lay no farther than -- kilometers\n",
      "\n",
      "Much to my surprise , he went back down south and returned to European seas .\n",
      "  surprise -- went back down -- south\n",
      "  south -- returned -- European seas\n",
      "\n",
      "As we swung around the Emerald Isle , I spotted Cape Clear for an instant , plus the lighthouse on Fastnet Rock that guides all those thousands of ships setting out from Glasgow or Liverpool .\n",
      "  we -- swung around -- the Emerald Isle\n",
      "  the Emerald Isle -- I spotted Cape Clear for -- an instant\n",
      "  Fastnet Rock -- guides all those thousands of ships setting out from -- Glasgow\n",
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      "An important question then popped into my head .\n",
      "  An important question -- then popped into my -- head\n",
      "\n",
      "Would the Nautilus dare to tackle the English Channel ?\n",
      "  the Nautilus dare -- tackle -- the English Channel ?\n",
      "\n",
      "Captain Nemo remained invisible .\n",
      "  Nemo -- remained -- invisible\n",
      "\n",
      "After giving the Canadian a glimpse of American shores , was he about to show me the coast of France ?\n",
      "  American shores -- was -- show\n",
      "  American shores -- about -- show\n",
      "  show -- me the coast of -- France ?\n",
      "\n",
      "But the Nautilus kept gravitating southward .\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- kept -- gravitating southward\n",
      "\n",
      "On May 30 , in sight of Lan 's End , it passed between the lowermost tip of England and the Scilly Islands , which it left behind to starboard .\n",
      "  End -- passed between -- the lowermost tip\n",
      "  the Scilly Islands -- left behind -- starboard\n",
      "\n",
      "If it was going to enter the English Channel , it clearly needed to head east .\n",
      "  the English Channel -- needed -- head east\n",
      "\n",
      "All day long on May 31 , the Nautilus swept around the sea in a series of circles that had me deeply puzzled .\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- swept around -- the sea\n",
      "  circles -- had -- puzzled\n",
      "  circles -- deeply -- puzzled\n",
      "\n",
      "It seemed to be searching for a locality that it had some trouble finding .\n",
      "  a locality -- had -- finding\n",
      "  a locality -- trouble -- finding\n",
      "\n",
      "At noon Captain Nemo himself came to take our bearings .\n",
      "  noon -- Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "  Nemo -- came -- bearings\n",
      "  Nemo -- take our -- bearings\n",
      "\n",
      "What was filling him with such sadness ?\n",
      "  filling -- him with -- such sadness ?\n",
      "\n",
      "Was he reliving his memories of that country he had left behind ?\n",
      "  that country -- had left behind -- ?\n",
      "\n",
      "For a good while these thoughts occupied my mind , and I had a hunch that fate would soon give away the captai 's secrets .\n",
      "  these thoughts -- occupied my -- mind\n",
      "  mind -- I had -- a hunch that fate\n",
      "  a hunch that fate -- give -- the captai\n",
      "\n",
      "The next day , June 1 , the Nautilus kept to the same tack .\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- kept -- the same tack\n",
      "\n",
      "It was obviously trying to locate some precise spot in the ocean .\n",
      "  obviously -- trying -- some precise spot\n",
      "  obviously -- locate some precise spot in -- the ocean\n",
      "\n",
      "Just as on the day before , Captain Nemo came to take the altitude of the sun .\n",
      "  the day before -- Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "  Nemo -- came -- the altitude\n",
      "  Nemo -- take the altitude of -- the sun\n",
      "\n",
      "The sea was smooth , the skies clear .\n",
      "  The sea -- was -- the skies clear\n",
      "\n",
      "Eight miles to the east , a big steamship was visible on the horizon line .\n",
      "  a big steamship -- was visible on -- the horizon line\n",
      "\n",
      "No flag was flapping from the gaff of its fore - and - aft sail , and I could not tell its nationality .\n",
      "  No flag -- was flapping from -- the gaff\n",
      "  aft -- I -- nationality\n",
      "  aft -- tell -- nationality\n",
      "\n",
      "A few minutes before the sun passed its zenith , Captain Nemo raised his sextant and took his sights with the utmost precision .\n",
      "  the sun -- passed -- zenith\n",
      "  zenith -- Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "  Nemo -- raised -- sextant\n",
      "  sextant -- took his sights with -- the utmost precision\n",
      "\n",
      "The absolute calm of the waves facilitated this operation .\n",
      "  the waves -- facilitated -- this operation\n",
      "\n",
      "The Nautilus lay motionless , neither rolling nor pitching .\n",
      "  The Nautilus -- lay -- motionless\n",
      "  motionless -- neither rolling -- nor\n",
      "\n",
      "After determining our position , the captain pronounced only these words :\n",
      "  position -- captain pronounced only these words -- :\n",
      "\n",
      "The hatch closed , and I heard water hissing in the ballast tanks .\n",
      "  The hatch -- closed -- water hissing\n",
      "  The hatch -- I heard water hissing in -- the ballast tanks\n",
      "\n",
      "The Nautilus began to sink on a vertical line , because its propeller was in check and no longer furnished any forward motion .\n",
      "  The Nautilus -- began -- sink\n",
      "  propeller -- was in -- check\n",
      "  check -- longer furnished -- motion\n",
      "\n",
      "Some minutes later it stopped at a depth of 833 meters and came to rest on the seafloor .\n",
      "  Some minutes -- later -- 833 meters\n",
      "  Some minutes -- stopped at -- 833 meters\n",
      "  Some minutes -- depth of -- 833 meters\n",
      "  833 meters -- came -- rest\n",
      "\n",
      "The ceiling lights in the lounge then went out , the panels opened , and through the windows I saw , for a half - mile radius , the sea brightly lit by the beaco 's rays .\n",
      "  the lounge -- then went out -- the panels\n",
      "  the panels -- opened -- saw\n",
      "  the panels -- windows I -- saw\n",
      "  the sea -- lit by -- the beaco\n",
      "\n",
      "To starboard , a prominent bulge on the sea bottom caught my attention .\n",
      "  the sea -- bottom caught my -- attention\n",
      "\n",
      "Carefully examining this mass , I could identify the swollen outlines of a ship shorn of its masts , which must have sunk bow first .\n",
      "  this mass -- I -- a ship shorn\n",
      "  this mass -- identify -- a ship shorn\n",
      "  this mass -- outlines of -- a ship shorn\n",
      "\n",
      "This casualty certainly dated from some far - off time .\n",
      "  This casualty certainly -- dated from -- -\n",
      "  This casualty certainly -- far - off -- time\n",
      "\n",
      "To be so caked with the limestone of these waters , this wreckage must have spent many a year on the ocean floor .\n",
      "  this wreckage -- have spent many a year on -- the ocean floor\n",
      "\n",
      "What ship was this ?\n",
      "  What ship -- was -- this ?\n",
      "\n",
      "Why had the Nautilus come to visit its grave ?\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- come -- grave ?\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- visit -- grave ?\n",
      "\n",
      "Was it something other than a maritime accident that had dragged this craft under the waters ?\n",
      "  a maritime accident -- had dragged this craft under -- the waters ?\n",
      "\n",
      "I was not sure what to think , but next to me I heard Captain Nem 's voice slowly say :\n",
      "  sure -- what -- think\n",
      "  think -- I heard Captain -- Nem\n",
      "  Nem -- voice slowly say -- :\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Originally this ship was christened the Marseillais .\n",
      "  this ship -- was christened -- the Marseillais\n",
      "\n",
      "It carried seventy - four cannons and was launched in 1762. On August 13 , 1778 , commanded by La Poype - Vertrieux , it fought valiantly against the Preston .\n",
      "  cannons -- was launched in -- 1762.\n",
      "  1778 -- commanded by -- La Poype\n",
      "  Vertrieux -- fought valiantly against -- the Preston\n",
      "\n",
      "On July 4 , 1779 , as a member of the squadron under Admiral d'Estaing , it assisted in the capture of the island of Grenada .\n",
      "  Admiral d'Estaing -- assisted in -- the island\n",
      "  Admiral d'Estaing -- capture of -- the island\n",
      "\n",
      "On September 5 , 1781 , under the Count de Grasse , it took part in the Battle of Chesapeake Bay .\n",
      "  the Count de Grasse -- took part in -- the Battle\n",
      "\n",
      "In 1794 the new Republic of France changed the name of this ship .\n",
      "  France -- changed the name of -- this ship\n",
      "\n",
      "On April 16 of that same year , it joined the squadron at Brest under Rear Admiral Villaret de Joyeuse , who was entrusted with escorting a convoy of wheat coming from America under the command of Admiral Van Stabel .\n",
      "  that same year -- joined the squadron at -- Brest\n",
      "  Rear Admiral Villaret de Joyeuse -- was entrusted with escorting a convoy of -- wheat coming\n",
      "  America -- command of -- Admiral Van Stabel\n",
      "\n",
      "In this second year of the French Revolutionary Calendar , on the 11th and 12th days in the Month of Pasture , this squadron fought an encounter with English vessels .\n",
      "  this squadron -- fought an encounter with -- English vessels\n",
      "\n",
      "Sir , today is June 1 , 1868 , or the 13th day in the Month of Pasture .\n",
      "  today -- is -- June\n",
      "\n",
      "Seventy - four years ago to the day , at this very spot in latitude 47 degrees 24 ' and longitude 17 degrees 28 ' , this ship sank after a heroic battle ; its three masts gone , water in its hold , a third of its crew out of action , it preferred to go to the bottom with its 356 seamen rather than surrender ; and with its flag nailed up on the afterdeck , it disappeared beneath the waves to shouts of ‘Long live the Republic !\n",
      "  water -- hold -- crew\n",
      "  preferred -- bottom with -- 356 seamen\n",
      "  356 seamen -- rather than -- surrender\n",
      "  ‘Long -- live -- the Republic !\n",
      "\n",
      "' \" \" This is the Avenger !\n",
      "  ' -- is -- the Avenger !\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Captain Nemo murmured , crossing his arms .\n",
      "  Nemo -- crossing -- arms\n",
      "\n",
      "CHAPTER 21 A Mass Execution THE WAY HE SAID THIS , the unexpectedness of this scene , first the biography of this patriotic ship , then the excitement with which this eccentric individual pronounced these last words - the name Avenger whose significance could not escape me - all this , taken together , had a profound impact on my mind .\n",
      "  A Mass -- Execution THE WAY -- the unexpectedness\n",
      "  A Mass -- SAID -- the unexpectedness\n",
      "  this scene -- first the biography of -- this patriotic ship\n",
      "  this patriotic ship -- then the excitement with -- this eccentric individual\n",
      "  this eccentric individual -- pronounced these last words - -- the name Avenger whose significance\n",
      "  escape -- me - -- together\n",
      "  escape -- taken -- together\n",
      "  together -- had a profound impact on my -- mind\n",
      "\n",
      "Perhaps I would never learn who he was , where he came from or where he was heading , but more and more I could see a distinction between the man and the scientist .\n",
      "  heading -- I -- the man\n",
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      "It was no ordinary misanthropy that kept Captain Nemo and his companions sequestered inside the Nautilu 's plating , but a hate so monstrous or so sublime that the passing years could never weaken it .\n",
      "  plating -- hate so -- sublime\n",
      "\n",
      "Meanwhile the Nautilus rose slowly to the surface of the sea , and I watched the Avenge 's murky shape disappearing little by little .\n",
      "  the Nautilus rose -- slowly -- the sea\n",
      "  the Nautilus rose -- surface of -- the sea\n",
      "  the sea -- I watched -- murky shape\n",
      "\n",
      "Soon a gentle rolling told me that we were afloat in the open air .\n",
      "  that we -- were afloat in -- air\n",
      "  afloat -- open -- air\n",
      "\n",
      "Just then a hollow explosion was audible .\n",
      "  a hollow explosion -- was -- audible\n",
      "\n",
      "\" A cannon going off , \" Ned Land replied .\n",
      "  A cannon -- going off -- Ned Land replied\n",
      "\n",
      "It was heading toward the Nautilus , and you could tell it had put on steam .\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- you -- steam\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- tell -- steam\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- had put on -- steam\n",
      "\n",
      "Six miles separated it from us .\n",
      "  miles -- separated it from -- us\n",
      "\n",
      "\" From its rigging and its low masts , \" the Canadian replied , \" I bet it is a warship .\n",
      "  the Canadian replied -- I bet -- a warship\n",
      "  the Canadian replied -- is -- a warship\n",
      "\n",
      "Her 's hoping it pulls up and sinks this damned Nautilus ! \"\n",
      "  pulls -- sinks -- this damned Nautilus !\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Ned my friend , \" Conseil replied , \" what harm could it do the Nautilus ?\n",
      "  Ned -- my -- friend\n",
      "  what harm -- do -- the Nautilus ?\n",
      "\n",
      "Will it cannonade us at the bottom of the sea ? \"\n",
      "  cannonade us -- bottom of -- the sea ?\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Tell me , Ned , \" I asked , \" can you make out the nationality of that craft ? \"\n",
      "  Ned -- I asked -- the nationality\n",
      "  Ned -- you make out the nationality of -- ?\n",
      "\n",
      "Creasing his brow , lowering his lids , and puckering the corners of his eyes , the Canadian focused the full power of his gaze on the ship for a short while .\n",
      "  brow -- lowering -- lids\n",
      "  lids -- puckering -- the full power\n",
      "  lids -- corners of -- the full power\n",
      "  lids -- focused the full power of -- gaze\n",
      "\n",
      "\" For a quarter of an hour , we continued to watch the craft bearing down on us .\n",
      "  we -- continued -- watch\n",
      "\n",
      "But it was inconceivable to me that it had discovered the Nautilus at such a distance , still less that it knew what this underwater machine really was .\n",
      "  a distance -- what -- this underwater machine\n",
      "\n",
      "Soon the Canadian announced that the craft was a big battleship , a double - decker ironclad complete with ram .\n",
      "  a big battleship -- double - -- decker ironclad complete\n",
      "\n",
      "Dark , dense smoke burst from its two funnels .\n",
      "  dense smoke -- burst from -- funnels\n",
      "\n",
      "Its furled sails merged with the lines of its yardarms .\n",
      "  furled sails -- merged with -- the lines\n",
      "\n",
      "The gaff of its fore - and - aft sail flew no flag .\n",
      "  aft -- flew -- no flag\n",
      "\n",
      "Its distance still kept us from distinguishing the colors of its pennant , which was fluttering like a thin ribbon .\n",
      "  distance -- kept us from distinguishing the colors of -- pennant\n",
      "  pennant -- was fluttering like -- a thin ribbon\n",
      "\n",
      "If Captain Nemo let it approach , a chance for salvation might be available to us .\n",
      "  Nemo -- let -- approach\n",
      "  salvation -- be -- available\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Sir , \" Ned Land told me , \" if that boat gets within a mile of us , I am jumping overboard , and I suggest you follow suit . \"\n",
      "  Ned Land -- told -- that boat\n",
      "  us -- I am jumping overboard -- suit\n",
      "  us -- I suggest you follow -- suit\n",
      "\n",
      "I did not reply to the Canadia 's proposition but kept watching the ship , which was looming larger on the horizon .\n",
      "  proposition -- kept watching -- the ship\n",
      "  the ship -- was looming larger on -- the horizon\n",
      "\n",
      "Whether it was English , French , American , or Russian , it would surely welcome us aboard if we could just get to it .\n",
      "  English -- surely -- welcome us\n",
      "  welcome us -- aboard if -- we\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Master may recall , \" Conseil then said , \" that we have some experience with swimming .\n",
      "  Master -- recall -- Conseil\n",
      "  Conseil -- then said -- that we\n",
      "  that we -- have some experience with -- swimming\n",
      "\n",
      "He can rely on me to tow him to that vessel , if he is agreeable to going with our friend Ned .\n",
      "  tow -- him -- that vessel\n",
      "  that vessel -- is -- agreeable\n",
      "  agreeable -- going with our -- friend Ned\n",
      "\n",
      "Then , a few seconds later , the waters splashed astern of the Nautilus , disturbed by the fall of a heavy object .\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- disturbed by -- the fall\n",
      "\n",
      "Soon after , an explosion struck my ears .\n",
      "  an explosion -- struck my -- ears\n",
      "\n",
      "They're firing at us !\n",
      "  They're -- firing at -- us !\n",
      "\n",
      "Conseil put in , shaking off the water that had sprayed over him from another shell .\n",
      "  Conseil -- put in -- shaking\n",
      "  the water -- had sprayed over him from -- another shell\n",
      "\n",
      "\" With all due respect to master , they have discovered the narwhale and they're cannonading the same . \"\n",
      "  master -- have discovered -- the narwhale\n",
      "  they're -- cannonading -- the same\n",
      "\n",
      "Undoubtedly people now knew where they stood on the existence of this so - called monster .\n",
      "  Undoubtedly people -- now knew -- the existence\n",
      "  Undoubtedly people -- stood on -- the existence\n",
      "  - -- called -- monster\n",
      "\n",
      "Undoubtedly the latte 's encounter with the Abraham Lincoln , when the Canadian hit it with his harpoon , had led Commander Farragut to recognize the narwhale as actually an underwater boat , more dangerous than any unearthly cetacean !\n",
      "  the Abraham Lincoln -- hit it with -- harpoon\n",
      "  harpoon -- had -- led Commander Farragut\n",
      "  led Commander Farragut -- recognize the narwhale as actually -- an underwater boat\n",
      "\n",
      "Yes , this had to be the case , and undoubtedly they were now chasing this dreadful engine of destruction on every sea !\n",
      "  undoubtedly -- were now chasing this dreadful engine of -- destruction\n",
      "\n",
      "Dreadful indeed , if , as we could assume , Captain Nemo had been using the Nautilus in works of vengeance !\n",
      "  we -- assume -- Nemo\n",
      "  we -- Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "  Nemo -- had been using the Nautilus in -- works\n",
      "  works -- vengeance -- !\n",
      "\n",
      "That night in the middle of the Indian Ocean , when he imprisoned us in the cell , had not he attacked some ship ?\n",
      "  the Indian Ocean -- imprisoned us in -- the cell\n",
      "  the cell -- had not -- some ship ?\n",
      "  the cell -- attacked -- some ship ?\n",
      "\n",
      "That man now buried in the coral cemetery , was not he the victim of some collision caused by the Nautilus ?\n",
      "  That man -- now buried in -- the coral cemetery\n",
      "  the coral cemetery -- was not he the victim of -- some collision\n",
      "  some collision -- caused by -- the Nautilus ?\n",
      "\n",
      "One part of Captain Nem 's secret life had been unveiled .\n",
      "  part -- Captain -- Nem\n",
      "  secret life -- had been -- unveiled\n",
      "\n",
      "And now , even though his identity was still unknown , at least the nations allied against him knew they were no longer hunting some fairy - tale monster , but a man who had sworn an implacable hate toward them !\n",
      "  identity -- was still -- unknown\n",
      "  unknown -- least the nations allied against -- some fairy\n",
      "  the nations allied -- were -- some fairy\n",
      "  the nations allied -- longer hunting some fairy - -- tale monster\n",
      "  a man -- had sworn -- !\n",
      "  a man -- hate toward -- !\n",
      "\n",
      "This whole fearsome sequence of events appeared in my min 's eye .\n",
      "  events -- appeared in my -- min\n",
      "\n",
      "Instead of encountering friends on this approaching ship , we would find only pitiless enemies .\n",
      "  friends -- approaching -- ship\n",
      "  we -- find only -- pitiless enemies\n",
      "\n",
      "Meanwhile shells fell around us in increasing numbers .\n",
      "  Meanwhile shells -- fell around -- us\n",
      "  us -- increasing -- numbers\n",
      "\n",
      "But none of them reached the Nautilus .\n",
      "  none -- reached -- the Nautilus\n",
      "\n",
      "By then the ironclad was no more than three miles off .\n",
      "  the ironclad -- was no more than -- miles\n",
      "\n",
      "Despite its violent cannonade , Captain Nemo had not appeared on the platform .\n",
      "  violent cannonade -- Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "  Nemo -- had not appeared on -- the platform\n",
      "\n",
      "And yet if one of those conical shells had scored a routine hit on the Nautilu 's hull , it could have been fatal to him .\n",
      "  those conical shells -- had scored -- the Nautilu\n",
      "  those conical shells -- hit on -- the Nautilu\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Sir , we have got to do everything we can to get out of this jam !\n",
      "  we -- have got -- we can\n",
      "  we -- do everything -- we can\n",
      "  we can -- get out of -- this jam !\n",
      "\n",
      "Let us signal them !\n",
      "  us -- signal -- !\n",
      "\n",
      "Maybe they will realize we are decent people !\n",
      "  we -- are -- decent people !\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Ned Land pulled out his handkerchief to wave it in the air .\n",
      "  Ned Land -- pulled out -- handkerchief\n",
      "  handkerchief -- wave it in -- the air\n",
      "\n",
      "But he had barely unfolded it when he was felled by an iron fist , and despite his great strength , he tumbled to the deck .\n",
      "  great strength -- tumbled -- the deck\n",
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      "\" Do you want to be nailed to the Nautilu 's spur before it charges that ship ? \"\n",
      "  the Nautilu -- spur before -- charges that ship ?\n",
      "\n",
      "Dreadful to hear , Captain Nemo was even more dreadful to see .\n",
      "  Dreadful -- Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "  Nemo -- was even -- more dreadful\n",
      "\n",
      "His face was pale from some spasm of his heart , which must have stopped beating for an instant .\n",
      "  face -- was pale from -- some spasm\n",
      "  heart -- have stopped beating for -- an instant\n",
      "\n",
      "Bending from the waist , he shook the Canadian by the shoulders .\n",
      "  Bending -- waist -- the shoulders\n",
      "  Bending -- shook the Canadian by -- the shoulders\n",
      "\n",
      "Then , dropping Ned and turning to the battleship , whose shells were showering around him :\n",
      "  Then -- dropping -- Ned\n",
      "  Ned -- turning -- the battleship\n",
      "  whose shells -- were showering around -- :\n",
      "\n",
      "\" O ship of an accursed nation , you know who I am ! \"\n",
      "  an accursed nation -- you know -- !\n",
      "  an accursed nation -- I am -- !\n",
      "\n",
      "\" And I do not need your colors to recognize you !\n",
      "  your colors -- recognize you -- !\n",
      "\n",
      "I will show you mine !\n",
      "  show -- you -- mine !\n",
      "\n",
      "\" And in the bow of the platform , Captain Nemo unfurled a black flag , like the one he had left planted at the South Pole .\n",
      "  the platform -- Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "  Nemo -- unfurled -- a black flag\n",
      "  a black flag -- had left planted at -- the South Pole\n",
      "\n",
      "Just then a shell hit the Nautilu 's hull obliquely , failed to breach it , ricocheted near the captain , and vanished into the sea .\n",
      "  a shell -- hit -- the Nautilu\n",
      "  hull obliquely -- failed -- ricocheted\n",
      "  hull obliquely -- breach -- ricocheted\n",
      "\n",
      "Captain Nemo shrugged his shoulders .\n",
      "  Nemo -- shrugged -- shoulders\n",
      "\n",
      "Then , addressing me :\n",
      "  Then -- addressing -- :\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Sir , \" I exclaimed , \" are you going to attack this ship ? \"\n",
      "  Sir -- I -- exclaimed\n",
      "  exclaimed -- are you going -- attack this ship ?\n",
      "\n",
      "\" I will , \" Captain Nemo replied icily . \"\n",
      "  will -- Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "\n",
      "You are ill - advised to pass judgment on me , sir .\n",
      "  pass -- judgment on -- sir\n",
      "\n",
      "Fate has shown you what you were not meant to see .\n",
      "  Fate -- has shown you what you were not meant -- see\n",
      "\n",
      "\" From what country is that ship ? \"\n",
      "  what country -- is -- that ship ?\n",
      "\n",
      "At least its nationality will remain a secret to you .\n",
      "  nationality -- remain -- you\n",
      "\n",
      "Some fifteen of the Nautilu 's seamen surrounded their captain and stared with a feeling of implacable hate at the ship bearing down on them .\n",
      "  seamen -- surrounded -- captain\n",
      "  stared -- feeling of -- the ship bearing\n",
      "  stared -- hate at -- the ship bearing\n",
      "\n",
      "I went below just as another projectile scraped the Nautilu 's hull , and I heard the captain exclaim :\n",
      "  another projectile -- scraped -- the Nautilu\n",
      "  hull -- I heard -- exclaim :\n",
      "  hull -- captain -- exclaim :\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Shoot , you demented vessel !\n",
      "  Shoot -- you -- demented vessel !\n",
      "\n",
      "You wo not escape the Nautilu 's spur !\n",
      "  the Nautilu -- spur -- !\n",
      "\n",
      "But this is not the place where you will perish !\n",
      "  the place -- you -- perish !\n",
      "\n",
      "The captain and his chief officer stayed on the platform .\n",
      "  chief officer -- stayed on -- the platform\n",
      "\n",
      "The propeller was set in motion .\n",
      "  The propeller -- was set in -- motion\n",
      "\n",
      "The Nautilus swiftly retreated , putting us outside the range of the vesse 's shells .\n",
      "  The Nautilus -- swiftly -- retreated\n",
      "  retreated -- putting us outside -- the range\n",
      "\n",
      "But the chase continued , and Captain Nemo was content to keep his distance .\n",
      "  the chase continued -- Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "  Nemo -- was content -- distance\n",
      "  Nemo -- keep -- distance\n",
      "\n",
      "Near four o'clock in the afternoon , unable to control the impatience and uneasiness devouring me , I went back to the central companionway .\n",
      "  the afternoon -- unable -- the impatience\n",
      "  the afternoon -- control -- the impatience\n",
      "  uneasiness -- devouring -- the central companionway\n",
      "  uneasiness -- I went back -- the central companionway\n",
      "\n",
      "He stared at the ship , which stayed to his leeward five or six miles off .\n",
      "  the ship -- stayed -- leeward\n",
      "\n",
      "He was circling it like a wild beast , drawing it eastward , letting it chase after him .\n",
      "  a wild beast -- drawing -- eastward\n",
      "\n",
      "But I had barely queried Captain Nemo when the latter silenced me :\n",
      "  queried -- Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "  the latter -- silenced -- :\n",
      "\n",
      "\" I am the law , I am the tribunal !\n",
      "  the law -- I am -- the tribunal !\n",
      "\n",
      "I am the oppressed , and there are my oppressors !\n",
      "  the oppressed -- are my -- oppressors !\n",
      "\n",
      "Thanks to them , I have witnessed the destruction of everything I loved , cherished , and venerated - homeland , wife , children , father , and mother !\n",
      "  Thanks -- I have witnessed the destruction of everything I -- loved\n",
      "  homeland -- wife -- children\n",
      "\n",
      "There lies everything I hate !\n",
      "  lies -- everything I hate -- !\n",
      "\n",
      "Not another word out of you !\n",
      "  another word -- you -- !\n",
      "\n",
      "\" I took a last look at the battleship , which was putting on steam .\n",
      "  the battleship -- was putting on -- steam\n",
      "\n",
      "In any event , it is better to perish with it than be accomplices in some act of revenge whose merits we can not gauge . \"\n",
      "  any event -- is better -- perish\n",
      "  perish -- be accomplices in -- some act\n",
      "\n",
      "The compass indicated that the Nautilus had not changed direction .\n",
      "  The compass -- indicated that -- the Nautilus\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- had not changed -- direction\n",
      "\n",
      "I could hear the beat of its propeller , churning the waves with steady speed .\n",
      "  propeller -- churning the waves with -- steady speed\n",
      "\n",
      "My companions and I had decided to escape as soon as the vessel came close enough for us to be heard - or seen , because the moon would wax full in three days and was shining brightly .\n",
      "  companions -- I had decided -- escape\n",
      "  the vessel -- came close enough for -- us\n",
      "  us -- be heard -- -\n",
      "  - -- seen -- the moon\n",
      "  days -- was -- shining\n",
      "\n",
      "Once we were aboard that ship , if we could not ward off the blow that threatened it , at least we could do everything that circumstances permitted .\n",
      "  we -- were aboard -- that ship\n",
      "  the blow -- threatened -- least we\n",
      "  least we -- do everything -- that circumstances\n",
      "\n",
      "Several times I thought the Nautilus was about to attack .\n",
      "  Several times -- I thought -- the Nautilus\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- was about -- attack\n",
      "\n",
      "But it was content to let its adversary approach , and then it would quickly resume its retreating ways .\n",
      "  adversary approach -- then -- ways\n",
      "  adversary approach -- resume -- ways\n",
      "  adversary approach -- retreating -- ways\n",
      "\n",
      "Part of the night passed without incident .\n",
      "  the night -- passed without -- incident\n",
      "\n",
      "We kept watch for an opportunity to take action .\n",
      "  We -- kept watch for -- an opportunity\n",
      "  an opportunity -- take -- action\n",
      "\n",
      "We talked little , being too keyed up .\n",
      "  We -- talked -- keyed\n",
      "  We -- being too -- keyed\n",
      "\n",
      "As I saw it , the Nautilus would attack the double - decker on the surface of the waves , and then it would be not only possible but easy to escape .\n",
      "  attack -- double - -- decker\n",
      "  decker -- surface of -- the waves\n",
      "  the waves -- then -- possible\n",
      "  the waves -- be not -- possible\n",
      "\n",
      "At three o'clock in the morning , full of uneasiness , I climbed onto the platform .\n",
      "  uneasiness -- I climbed onto -- the platform\n",
      "\n",
      "He stood in the bow next to his flag , which a mild breeze was unfurling above his head .\n",
      "  flag -- which -- a mild breeze\n",
      "  a mild breeze -- was unfurling above -- head\n",
      "\n",
      "The extraordinary intensity of his gaze seemed to attract it , beguile it , and draw it more surely than if he had it in tow !\n",
      "  gaze -- seemed -- tow !\n",
      "  gaze -- attract -- tow !\n",
      "  gaze -- beguile -- tow !\n",
      "  gaze -- draw -- tow !\n",
      "  gaze -- surely than -- tow !\n",
      "  gaze -- had it in -- tow !\n",
      "\n",
      "The moon then passed its zenith .\n",
      "  The moon -- then passed -- zenith\n",
      "\n",
      "In the midst of this placid natural setting , sky and ocean competed with each other in tranquility , and the sea offered the orb of night the loveliest mirror ever to reflect its image .\n",
      "  ocean -- competed with -- tranquility\n",
      "  the sea -- offered the orb of -- the loveliest mirror\n",
      "  the loveliest mirror -- ever -- image\n",
      "  the loveliest mirror -- reflect -- image\n",
      "\n",
      "And when I compared this deep calm of the elements with all the fury seething inside the plating of this barely perceptible Nautilus , I shivered all over .\n",
      "  compared -- calm of -- the elements\n",
      "  the elements -- all the fury seething inside -- the plating\n",
      "  the plating -- barely -- perceptible Nautilus\n",
      "\n",
      "The vessel was two miles off .\n",
      "  The vessel -- was -- miles\n",
      "\n",
      "It drew nearer , always moving toward the phosphorescent glow that signaled the Nautilu 's presence .\n",
      "  the phosphorescent glow -- signaled -- the Nautilu\n",
      "\n",
      "I saw its green and red running lights , plus the white lantern hanging from the large stay of its foremast .\n",
      "  red -- running -- lights\n",
      "  hanging -- stay of -- foremast\n",
      "\n",
      "Hazy flickerings were reflected on its rigging and indicated that its furnaces were pushed to the limit .\n",
      "  Hazy flickerings -- were reflected on -- rigging\n",
      "  rigging -- indicated that -- furnaces\n",
      "  furnaces -- were pushed -- the limit\n",
      "\n",
      "Showers of sparks and cinders of flaming coal escaped from its funnels , spangling the air with stars .\n",
      "  flaming coal -- escaped from -- funnels\n",
      "  funnels -- spangling the air with -- stars\n",
      "\n",
      "I stood there until six o'clock in the morning , Captain Nemo never seeming to notice me .\n",
      "  the morning -- Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "  Nemo -- never -- seeming\n",
      "\n",
      "The vessel lay a mile and a half off , and with the first glimmers of daylight , it resumed its cannonade .\n",
      "  The vessel -- lay -- a mile\n",
      "  daylight -- resumed -- cannonade\n",
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      "The time could not be far away when the Nautilus would attack its adversary , and my companions and I would leave forever this man I dared not judge .\n",
      "  The time -- be far -- the Nautilus\n",
      "  adversary -- my -- companions\n",
      "  companions -- I -- this man\n",
      "  companions -- leave forever -- this man\n",
      "  this man -- I -- dared\n",
      "\n",
      "I was about to go below to alert them , when the chief officer climbed onto the platform .\n",
      "  the chief officer -- climbed onto -- the platform\n",
      "\n",
      "Captain Nemo did not see them , or did not want to see them .\n",
      "  Nemo -- did not -- see\n",
      "  see -- did not want -- see\n",
      "\n",
      "They carried out certain procedures that , on the Nautilus , you could call \" clearing the decks for action .\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- you -- call\n",
      "  call -- clearing the decks for -- action\n",
      "\n",
      "The manropes that formed a handrail around the platform were lowered .\n",
      "  The manropes -- formed a handrail around -- the platform\n",
      "\n",
      "Likewise the pilothouse and the beacon housing were withdrawn into the hull until they lay exactly flush with it .\n",
      "  the beacon housing -- were withdrawn into -- the hull\n",
      "\n",
      "The surface of this long sheet - iron cigar no longer offered a single protrusion that could hamper its maneuvers .\n",
      "  iron -- cigar -- a single protrusion\n",
      "  iron -- longer offered -- a single protrusion\n",
      "\n",
      "A few morning gleams infiltrated the liquid strata .\n",
      "  A few morning gleams -- infiltrated -- the liquid strata\n",
      "\n",
      "Beneath the undulations of the billows , the windows were enlivened by the blushing of the rising sun .\n",
      "  the billows -- windows were enlivened by -- the blushing\n",
      "  the blushing -- rising -- sun\n",
      "\n",
      "That dreadful day of June 2 had dawned .\n",
      "  June 2 -- had -- dawned\n",
      "\n",
      "At seven o'clock the log told me that the Nautilus had reduced speed .\n",
      "  the log -- told me that -- the Nautilus\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- had reduced -- speed\n",
      "\n",
      "Moreover , the explosions grew more intensely audible .\n",
      "  the explosions -- grew -- audible\n",
      "  the explosions -- intensely -- audible\n",
      "\n",
      "Shells furrowed the water around us , drilling through it with an odd hissing sound .\n",
      "  Shells -- furrowed the water around -- us\n",
      "\n",
      "\" My friends , \" I said , \" it is time .\n",
      "  friends -- I said -- time\n",
      "  friends -- is -- time\n",
      "\n",
      "Let us shake hands , and may God be with us !\n",
      "  us shake hands -- God be with -- us !\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Ned Land was determined , Conseil calm , I myself nervous and barely in control .\n",
      "  Ned Land -- was determined -- Conseil calm\n",
      "  Conseil calm -- I myself -- control\n",
      "  Conseil calm -- barely in -- control\n",
      "\n",
      "We went into the library .\n",
      "  We -- went into -- the library\n",
      "\n",
      "Just as I pushed open the door leading to the well of the central companionway , I heard the hatch close sharply overhead .\n",
      "  the central companionway -- I heard -- the hatch\n",
      "\n",
      "A well - known hissing told me that water was entering the shi 's ballast tanks .\n",
      "  - -- known -- hissing\n",
      "  hissing -- told me -- that water\n",
      "  that water -- was entering -- the shi\n",
      "\n",
      "Indeed , in a few moments the Nautilus had submerged some meters below the surface of the waves .\n",
      "  a few moments the Nautilus -- had submerged some meters below -- the waves\n",
      "  some meters -- surface of -- the waves\n",
      "\n",
      "The Nautilus was not going to strike the double - decker where it was clad in impenetrable iron armor , but below its waterline , where the metal carapace no longer protected its planking .\n",
      "  The Nautilus -- was not going -- decker\n",
      "  The Nautilus -- strike -- decker\n",
      "  The Nautilus -- double - -- decker\n",
      "  decker -- was clad in -- impenetrable iron armor\n",
      "  waterline -- carapace -- planking\n",
      "  waterline -- longer protected -- planking\n",
      "\n",
      "We were prisoners once more , unwilling spectators at the performance of this gruesome drama .\n",
      "  We -- were -- prisoners\n",
      "\n",
      "But we barely had time to think .\n",
      "  we -- barely had -- time\n",
      "\n",
      "Taking refuge in my stateroom , we stared at each other without pronouncing a word .\n",
      "  we stared -- pronouncing -- a word\n",
      "\n",
      "My mind was in a total daze .\n",
      "  mind -- was in -- a total daze\n",
      "\n",
      "Meanwhile the Nautilu 's speed had increased appreciably .\n",
      "  speed -- had increased -- appreciably\n",
      "\n",
      "Its entire hull was vibrating .\n",
      "  hull -- was -- vibrating\n",
      "\n",
      "Carried away with its driving power , the Nautilus had passed through the vesse 's mass like a sailmake 's needle through canvas !\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- had passed through -- the vesse\n",
      "\n",
      "Frantic , going insane , I leaped out of my stateroom and rushed into the lounge .\n",
      "  Frantic -- going -- insane\n",
      "  insane -- I leaped out -- stateroom\n",
      "  leaped -- my -- stateroom\n",
      "  stateroom -- rushed into -- the lounge\n",
      "\n",
      "Mute , gloomy , implacable , he was staring through the port panel .\n",
      "  implacable -- was staring through -- the port panel\n",
      "\n",
      "An enormous mass was sinking beneath the waters , and the Nautilus , missing none of its death throes , was descending into the depths with it .\n",
      "  An enormous mass -- was sinking beneath -- the waters\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- missing none of -- death throes\n",
      "  death throes -- was descending into -- the depths\n",
      "\n",
      "Ten meters away , I could see its gaping hull , into which water was rushing with a sound of thunder , then its double rows of cannons and railings .\n",
      "  meters -- I -- gaping hull\n",
      "  which water -- was rushing with -- a sound\n",
      "  thunder -- then -- rows\n",
      "  thunder -- double rows of -- cannons\n",
      "\n",
      "Its deck was covered with dark , quivering shadows .\n",
      "  deck -- was covered with -- quivering shadows\n",
      "\n",
      "The water was rising .\n",
      "  The water -- was -- rising\n",
      "\n",
      "It was a human anthill that an invading sea had caught by surprise !\n",
      "  an invading sea -- had caught by -- surprise !\n",
      "\n",
      "Paralyzed , rigid with anguish , my hair standing on end , my eyes popping out of my head , short of breath , suffocating , speechless , I stared - I too !\n",
      "  anguish -- my hair standing on -- end\n",
      "  end -- my eyes popping out -- head\n",
      "  popping -- my -- head\n",
      "  speechless -- I -- stared -\n",
      "  stared - -- I too -- !\n",
      "\n",
      "Following it down , the Nautilus kept watch on its every movement .\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- kept watch on -- every movement\n",
      "\n",
      "The air compressed inside the craft sent its decks flying , as if the powder stores had been ignited .\n",
      "  The air -- compressed inside -- decks\n",
      "  The air -- sent -- decks\n",
      "\n",
      "The thrust of the waters was so great , the Nautilus swerved away .\n",
      "  the waters -- was so -- the Nautilus\n",
      "\n",
      "Its mastheads appeared , laden with victims , then its crosstrees bending under clusters of men , finally the peak of its mainmast .\n",
      "  mastheads -- appeared -- laden\n",
      "  victims -- then its crosstrees bending under -- clusters\n",
      "  men -- finally the peak of -- mainmast\n",
      "\n",
      "Then the dark mass disappeared , and with it a crew of corpses dragged under by fearsome eddies .\n",
      "  a crew -- dragged under -- fearsome eddies\n",
      "\n",
      "This dreadful executioner , this true archangel of hate , was still staring .\n",
      "  hate -- was still -- staring\n",
      "\n",
      "On the rear paneling , beneath the portraits of his heroes , I saw the portrait of a still - youthful woman with two little children .\n",
      "  heroes -- I saw the portrait of -- youthful woman\n",
      "\n",
      "Captain Nemo stared at them for a few moments , stretched out his arms to them , sank to his knees , and melted into sobs .\n",
      "  knees -- melted into -- sobs\n",
      "\n",
      "CHAPTER 22 The Last Words of Captain Nemo THE PANELS CLOSED over this frightful view , but the lights did not go on in the lounge .\n",
      "  The Last Words -- Captain Nemo -- THE PANELS\n",
      "  THE PANELS -- CLOSED over -- this frightful view\n",
      "  the lights -- did not go on -- the lounge\n",
      "\n",
      "Where would the man flee after this horrible act of revenge ?\n",
      "  the man -- flee after -- this horrible act\n",
      "\n",
      "I reentered my stateroom , where Ned and Conseil were waiting silently .\n",
      "  reentered -- my -- stateroom\n",
      "\n",
      "Captain Nemo filled me with insurmountable horror .\n",
      "  Nemo -- filled me with -- horror\n",
      "\n",
      "Whatever he had once suffered at the hands of humanity , he had no right to mete out such punishment .\n",
      "  Whatever -- had once suffered at -- the hands\n",
      "  humanity -- had -- mete\n",
      "  humanity -- right -- mete\n",
      "\n",
      "He had made me , if not an accomplice , at least an eyewitness to his vengeance !\n",
      "  an accomplice -- least -- an eyewitness\n",
      "  an eyewitness -- vengeance -- !\n",
      "\n",
      "The Nautilus was fleeing northward at a speed of twenty - five miles per hour , sometimes on the surface of the sea , sometimes thirty feet beneath it .\n",
      "  The Nautilus -- was fleeing northward at -- a speed\n",
      "  hour -- surface of -- the sea\n",
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      "After our position had been marked on the chart , I saw that we were passing into the mouth of the English Channel , that our heading would take us to the northernmost seas with incomparable speed .\n",
      "  position -- had been marked on -- the chart\n",
      "  the chart -- I saw -- that we\n",
      "  that we -- were passing into -- the English Channel\n",
      "  passing -- mouth of -- the English Channel\n",
      "  the English Channel -- our -- heading\n",
      "  heading -- take -- us\n",
      "\n",
      "I could barely glimpse the swift passing of longnose sharks , hammerhead sharks , spotted dogfish that frequent these waters , big eagle rays , swarms of seahorse looking like knights on a chessboard , eels quivering like fireworks serpents , armies of crab that fled obliquely by crossing their pincers over their carapaces , finally schools of porpoise that held contests of speed with the Nautilus .\n",
      "  hammerhead sharks -- spotted -- dogfish\n",
      "  dogfish -- frequent -- these waters\n",
      "  seahorse -- looking like -- knights\n",
      "  crab -- fled obliquely by crossing their pincers over -- carapaces\n",
      "  carapaces -- finally schools of -- porpoise\n",
      "  porpoise -- held contests of -- speed\n",
      "\n",
      "But by this point observing , studying , and classifying were out of the question .\n",
      "  this point -- observing -- classifying\n",
      "  this point -- studying -- classifying\n",
      "  classifying -- were out of -- the question\n",
      "\n",
      "By evening we had cleared 200 leagues up the Atlantic .\n",
      "  evening we -- had cleared -- leagues\n",
      "\n",
      "Shadows gathered and gloom overran the sea until the moon came up .\n",
      "  gathered -- overran the sea until -- the moon\n",
      "\n",
      "That horrible scene of destruction kept repeating in my min 's eye .\n",
      "  destruction -- kept repeating in my -- min\n",
      "\n",
      "From that day forward , who knows where the Nautilus took us in the north Atlantic basin ?\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- took us in -- the north Atlantic basin ?\n",
      "\n",
      "Time was in abeyance on the shi 's clocks .\n",
      "  Time -- was in -- abeyance\n",
      "\n",
      "As happens in the polar regions , it seemed that night and day no longer followed their normal sequence .\n",
      "  the polar regions -- seemed -- that night\n",
      "  day -- longer followed -- normal sequence\n",
      "\n",
      "I felt myself being drawn into that strange domain where the overwrought imagination of Edgar Allan Poe was at home .\n",
      "  Edgar Allan Poe -- was at -- home\n",
      "\n",
      "Like his fabled Arthur Gordon Pym , I expected any moment to see that \" shrouded human figure , very far larger in its proportions than any dweller among men , \" thrown across the cataract that protects the outskirts of the pole !\n",
      "  fabled Arthur Gordon Pym -- I expected -- any moment\n",
      "  shrouded human figure -- very far larger in -- proportions\n",
      "  men -- thrown across -- the cataract\n",
      "  the cataract -- protects the outskirts of -- the pole !\n",
      "\n",
      "I estimate - but perhaps I am mistaken - that the Nautilu 's haphazard course continued for fifteen or twenty days , and I am not sure how long this would have gone on without the catastrophe that ended our voyage .\n",
      "  estimate - -- perhaps I am mistaken - -- the Nautilu\n",
      "  haphazard course -- continued for -- fifteen\n",
      "  twenty days -- I am not -- sure\n",
      "  sure -- how long -- the catastrophe\n",
      "  sure -- have gone on -- the catastrophe\n",
      "  the catastrophe -- ended our -- voyage\n",
      "\n",
      "As for Captain Nemo , he was no longer in the picture .\n",
      "  Nemo -- was -- the picture\n",
      "  Nemo -- longer in -- the picture\n",
      "\n",
      "Not one crewman was visible for a single instant .\n",
      "  crewman -- was visible for -- a single instant\n",
      "\n",
      "When it rose briefly to the surface to renew our air , the hatches opened and closed as if automated .\n",
      "  rose -- briefly -- air\n",
      "  rose -- surface -- air\n",
      "  rose -- renew our -- air\n",
      "\n",
      "No more positions were reported on the world map .\n",
      "  No more positions -- were reported on -- the world map\n",
      "\n",
      "I will also mention that the Canadian , at the end of his strength and patience , made no further appearances .\n",
      "  patience -- made -- appearances\n",
      "  patience -- further -- appearances\n",
      "\n",
      "Conseil could not coax a single word out of him and feared that , in a fit of delirium while under the sway of a ghastly homesickness , Ned would kill himself .\n",
      "  Conseil -- coax a single word out -- that\n",
      "  a single word -- feared -- that\n",
      "\n",
      "So he kept a devoted watch on his friend every instant .\n",
      "  a devoted watch -- friend -- every instant\n",
      "\n",
      "You can appreciate that under these conditions , our situation had become untenable .\n",
      "  these conditions -- our -- situation\n",
      "  situation -- had become -- untenable\n",
      "\n",
      "One morning - whose date I am unable to specify - I was slumbering near the first hours of daylight , a painful , sickly slumber .\n",
      "  whose date -- I am unable -- -\n",
      "  whose date -- specify -- -\n",
      "  - -- I was slumbering near -- the first hours\n",
      "\n",
      "Waking up , I saw Ned Land leaning over me , and I heard him tell me in a low voice :\n",
      "  Ned Land leaning -- I heard -- a low\n",
      "  Ned Land leaning -- tell me in -- a low\n",
      "  a low -- voice -- :\n",
      "\n",
      "\" We are going to escape ! \"\n",
      "  We -- are going -- escape !\n",
      "\n",
      "There does not seem to be any supervision left on the Nautilus .\n",
      "  any supervision -- left on -- the Nautilus\n",
      "\n",
      "You'd think a total daze was reigning on board .\n",
      "  You'd -- think -- a total daze\n",
      "  a total daze -- was reigning on -- board\n",
      "\n",
      "\" What land is it ? \"\n",
      "  What land -- is -- ?\n",
      "\n",
      "\" I have no idea , but whatever it is , there we will take refuge . \"\n",
      "  whatever -- is -- we\n",
      "  we -- take -- refuge\n",
      "\n",
      "\" The se 's rough , the win 's blowing hard , but a twenty - mile run in the Nautilu 's nimble longboat does not scare me .\n",
      "  the win -- blowing -- hard\n",
      "  mile -- run in -- the Nautilu\n",
      "\n",
      "Unknown to the crew , I have stowed some food and flasks of water inside . \"\n",
      "  the crew -- I have stowed -- some food\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Then we will die together , Ned my friend . \"\n",
      "  Ned -- my -- friend\n",
      "\n",
      "I went out on the platform , where I could barely stand upright against the jolts of the billows .\n",
      "  the platform -- I -- the jolts\n",
      "  the platform -- barely stand upright against -- the jolts\n",
      "\n",
      "The skies were threatening , but land lay inside those dense mists , and we had to escape .\n",
      "  The skies -- were threatening -- land\n",
      "  land -- lay inside -- those dense mists\n",
      "  we -- had -- escape\n",
      "\n",
      "Not a single day , or even a single hour , could we afford to lose .\n",
      "  a single day -- even -- a single hour\n",
      "  we -- afford -- lose\n",
      "\n",
      "I returned to the lounge , dreading yet desiring an encounter with Captain Nemo , wanting yet not wanting to see him .\n",
      "  dreading -- desiring an encounter with Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "  Nemo -- wanting yet -- see\n",
      "  Nemo -- wanting -- see\n",
      "\n",
      "What would I say to him ?\n",
      "  What -- I say -- ?\n",
      "\n",
      "How could I hide the involuntary horror he inspired in me ?\n",
      "  the involuntary horror -- inspired in -- ?\n",
      "\n",
      "It was best not to meet him face to face !\n",
      "  best -- meet -- face\n",
      "\n",
      "How long that day seemed , the last I would spend aboard the Nautilus !\n",
      "  long that day -- I -- the Nautilus !\n",
      "  long that day -- spend aboard -- the Nautilus !\n",
      "\n",
      "At six o'clock I ate supper , but I had no appetite .\n",
      "  o'clock -- I -- ate supper\n",
      "  ate supper -- I had -- no appetite\n",
      "\n",
      "Despite my revulsion , I forced it down , wanting to keep my strength up .\n",
      "  Despite -- my -- revulsion\n",
      "  revulsion -- I forced it down -- strength\n",
      "  revulsion -- wanting -- strength\n",
      "\n",
      "At 6:30 Ned Land entered my stateroom .\n",
      "  6:30 Ned Land -- entered my -- stateroom\n",
      "\n",
      "\" We wo not see each other again before we go .\n",
      "  We -- again before -- we\n",
      "\n",
      "Conseil and I will be inside waiting for you .\n",
      "  Conseil -- I -- you\n",
      "  Conseil -- be inside waiting for -- you\n",
      "\n",
      "We were racing north - northeast with frightful speed , fifty meters down .\n",
      "  We -- were racing north - -- northeast\n",
      "\n",
      "I took one last look at the natural wonders and artistic treasures amassed in the museum , this unrivaled collection doomed to perish someday in the depths of the seas , together with its curator .\n",
      "  this unrivaled collection -- doomed -- perish someday\n",
      "  the seas -- together with -- curator\n",
      "\n",
      "I wanted to establish one supreme impression in my mind .\n",
      "  supreme impression -- my -- mind\n",
      "\n",
      "I gathered my notes and packed them tenderly about my person .\n",
      "  notes -- packed them tenderly about my -- person\n",
      "\n",
      "My anxiety and agitation would certainly have given me away if Captain Nemo had seen me .\n",
      "  certainly -- have given me away if Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "\n",
      "Captain Nemo was inside .\n",
      "  Nemo -- was -- inside\n",
      "\n",
      "With his every movement I imagined he would appear and ask me why I wanted to escape !\n",
      "  every movement -- I imagined -- ask\n",
      "  ask -- I wanted -- escape !\n",
      "\n",
      "My imagination magnified this sensation .\n",
      "  imagination -- magnified -- this sensation\n",
      "\n",
      "The feeling became so acute , I wondered whether it would not be better to enter the captai 's stateroom , dare him face to face , brave it out with word and deed !\n",
      "  face -- brave it out -- word\n",
      "\n",
      "Fortunately I controlled myself and stretched out on the bed to soothe my bodily agitation .\n",
      "  Fortunately -- I -- controlled\n",
      "  the bed -- soothe my -- bodily agitation\n",
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      "My nerves calmed a little , but with my brain so aroused , I did a swift review of my whole existence aboard the Nautilus , every pleasant or unpleasant incident that had crossed my path since I went overboard from the Abraham Lincoln :\n",
      "  nerves -- calmed -- brain\n",
      "  nerves -- my -- brain\n",
      "  aroused -- I did a swift review of my -- whole existence\n",
      "  whole existence -- aboard -- the Nautilus\n",
      "  unpleasant incident -- had -- path\n",
      "  unpleasant incident -- my path since I went overboard from -- the Abraham Lincoln :\n",
      "\n",
      "the underwater hunting trip , the Torres Strait , our running aground , the savages of Papua , the coral cemetery , the Suez passageway , the island of Santorini , the Cretan diver , the Bay of Vigo , Atlantis , the Ice Bank , the South Pole , our imprisonment in the ice , the battle with the devilfish , the storm in the Gulf Stream , the Avenger , and that horrible scene of the vessel sinking with its crew .\n",
      "  Strait -- our running -- aground\n",
      "  the South Pole -- our imprisonment in -- the ice\n",
      "  the vessel -- sinking with -- crew\n",
      "\n",
      "All these events passed before my eyes like backdrops unrolling upstage in a theater .\n",
      "  these events -- passed before my eyes like -- backdrops unrolling upstage\n",
      "\n",
      "In this strange setting Captain Nemo then grew fantastically .\n",
      "  Nemo -- then grew -- fantastically\n",
      "\n",
      "His features were accentuated , taking on superhuman proportions .\n",
      "  accentuated -- taking on -- superhuman proportions\n",
      "\n",
      "He was no longer my equal , he was the Man of the Waters , the Spirit of the Seas .\n",
      "  equal -- was the Man of -- the Waters\n",
      "  the Waters -- Spirit of -- the Seas\n",
      "\n",
      "By then it was 9:30. I held my head in both hands to keep it from bursting .\n",
      "  9:30. -- I held my head in -- both hands\n",
      "  both hands -- keep it from -- bursting\n",
      "\n",
      "Just then I heard indistinct chords from the organ , melancholy harmonies from some undefinable hymn , actual pleadings from a soul trying to sever its earthly ties .\n",
      "  actual pleadings -- trying -- earthly ties\n",
      "  actual pleadings -- sever -- earthly ties\n",
      "\n",
      "I listened with all my senses at once , barely breathing , immersed like Captain Nemo in this musical trance that was drawing him beyond the bounds of this world .\n",
      "  senses -- barely -- breathing\n",
      "  breathing -- Captain Nemo in -- this musical trance\n",
      "  this musical trance -- was drawing him beyond -- the bounds\n",
      "\n",
      "Captain Nemo had left his stateroom .\n",
      "  Nemo -- had left -- stateroom\n",
      "\n",
      "He was in the same lounge I had to cross in order to escape .\n",
      "  the same lounge -- I had -- cross\n",
      "\n",
      "There I would encounter him one last time .\n",
      "  encounter -- him -- last time\n",
      "\n",
      "He would see me , perhaps speak to me !\n",
      "  see -- perhaps speak -- !\n",
      "\n",
      "One gesture from him could obliterate me , a single word shackle me to his vessel !\n",
      "  a single word shackle -- me -- vessel !\n",
      "\n",
      "Even so , ten o'clock was about to strike .\n",
      "  o'clock -- was about -- strike\n",
      "\n",
      "It was time to leave my stateroom and rejoin my companions .\n",
      "  time -- leave my -- stateroom\n",
      "  stateroom -- my -- companions\n",
      "\n",
      "I dared not hesitate , even if Captain Nemo stood before me .\n",
      "  even -- Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "\n",
      "I opened the door cautiously , but as it swung on its hinges , it seemed to make a frightful noise .\n",
      "  hinges -- seemed -- a frightful noise\n",
      "  hinges -- make -- a frightful noise\n",
      "\n",
      "This noise existed , perhaps , only in my imagination !\n",
      "  perhaps -- my -- imagination !\n",
      "\n",
      "I crept forward through the Nautilu 's dark gangways , pausing after each step to curb the pounding of my heart .\n",
      "  dark gangways -- step -- the pounding\n",
      "  dark gangways -- curb the pounding of my -- heart\n",
      "\n",
      "Chords from the organ were reverberating faintly .\n",
      "  the organ -- were -- reverberating faintly\n",
      "\n",
      "Even in broad daylight I doubt that he would have noticed me , so completely was he immersed in his trance .\n",
      "  broad daylight -- I doubt that -- trance\n",
      "  broad daylight -- have noticed -- trance\n",
      "  broad daylight -- was he immersed in -- trance\n",
      "\n",
      "I inched over the carpet , avoiding the tiniest bump whose noise might give me away .\n",
      "  the carpet -- avoiding -- the tiniest bump whose\n",
      "\n",
      "It took me five minutes to reach the door at the far end , which led into the library .\n",
      "  minutes -- reach the door at -- end\n",
      "  the door -- far -- end\n",
      "\n",
      "I was about to open it when a gasp from Captain Nemo nailed me to the spot .\n",
      "  Nemo nailed -- me -- the spot\n",
      "\n",
      "I even got a glimpse of him because some rays of light from the library had filtered into the lounge .\n",
      "  even -- got a glimpse of him because -- some rays\n",
      "  the library -- had filtered into -- the lounge\n",
      "\n",
      "His chest was heaving , swelling with sobs .\n",
      "  chest -- was -- heaving\n",
      "\n",
      "And I heard him murmur these words , the last of his to reach my ears :\n",
      "  these words -- reach my -- ears :\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Was it a vow of repentance that had just escaped from this ma 's conscience .\n",
      "  repentance -- had just escaped from -- this ma\n",
      "\n",
      "Frantic , I rushed into the library .\n",
      "  Frantic -- I rushed into -- the library\n",
      "\n",
      "I climbed the central companionway , and going along the upper gangway , I arrived at the skiff .\n",
      "  the central companionway -- going along -- the upper gangway\n",
      "  the upper gangway -- I arrived at -- the skiff\n",
      "\n",
      "I went through the opening that had already given access to my two companions .\n",
      "  access -- my -- companions\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Let us go , let us go ! \"\n",
      "  us -- let -- us\n",
      "  us -- go -- !\n",
      "\n",
      "First , Ned Land closed and bolted the opening cut into the Nautilu 's sheet iron , using the monkey wrench he had with him .\n",
      "  Ned Land -- closed -- the Nautilu\n",
      "  Ned Land -- bolted -- the Nautilu\n",
      "  Ned Land -- opening cut into -- the Nautilu\n",
      "\n",
      "After likewise closing the opening in the skiff , the Canadian began to unscrew the nuts still bolting us to the underwater boat .\n",
      "  the skiff -- began -- the nuts\n",
      "  the skiff -- unscrew the nuts still bolting -- us\n",
      "\n",
      "Suddenly a noise from the shi 's interior became audible .\n",
      "  interior -- became -- audible\n",
      "\n",
      "Voices were answering each other hurriedly .\n",
      "  Voices -- were answering -- each other hurriedly\n",
      "\n",
      "I felt Ned Land sliding a dagger into my hand .\n",
      "  Ned Land -- sliding a dagger into my -- hand\n",
      "\n",
      "\" Yes , \" I muttered , \" we know how to die ! \"\n",
      "  we -- know how -- die !\n",
      "\n",
      "The Canadian paused in his work .\n",
      "  The Canadian -- paused in -- work\n",
      "\n",
      "But one word twenty times repeated , one dreadful word , told me the reason for the agitation spreading aboard the Nautilus .\n",
      "  word twenty times -- repeated -- dreadful word\n",
      "  dreadful word -- told me the reason for -- the agitation\n",
      "  the agitation -- aboard -- the Nautilus\n",
      "\n",
      "We were not the cause of the cre 's concern .\n",
      "  We -- were not -- the cre\n",
      "  We -- cause of -- the cre\n",
      "\n",
      "Could a more frightening name have rung in our ears under more frightening circumstances ?\n",
      "  a more frightening name -- have rung in our ears under -- more frightening circumstances ?\n",
      "\n",
      "Was the Nautilus being dragged into this whirlpool just as the skiff was about to detach from its plating ?\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- being dragged into -- this whirlpool\n",
      "  the skiff -- was about -- detach\n",
      "\n",
      "As you know , at the turn of the tide , the waters confined between the Faroe and Lofoten Islands rush out with irresistible violence .\n",
      "  know -- turn of -- the tide\n",
      "  the waters -- confined between -- the Faroe\n",
      "\n",
      "They form a vortex from which no ship has ever been able to escape .\n",
      "  no ship -- has ever been able -- escape\n",
      "\n",
      "Monstrous waves race together from every point of the horizon .\n",
      "  Monstrous waves race -- together from -- every point\n",
      "\n",
      "They form a whirlpool aptly called \" the ocea 's navel , \" whose attracting power extends a distance of fifteen kilometers .\n",
      "  a whirlpool aptly -- called -- the ocea\n",
      "  whose -- attracting power extends -- a distance\n",
      "\n",
      "This was where the Nautilus had been sent accidentally - or perhaps deliberately - by its captain .\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- had been sent accidentally -- -\n",
      "  - -- perhaps deliberately - by -- captain\n",
      "\n",
      "It was sweeping around in a spiral whose radius kept growing smaller and smaller .\n",
      "  a spiral whose -- kept growing -- smaller\n",
      "\n",
      "The skiff , still attached to the shi 's plating , was likewise carried around at dizzying speed .\n",
      "  The skiff -- attached -- the shi\n",
      "  plating -- was likewise carried around at -- dizzying speed\n",
      "\n",
      "I was experiencing that accompanying nausea that follows such continuous spinning motions .\n",
      "  that accompanying nausea -- follows -- such continuous spinning motions\n",
      "\n",
      "We were in dread , in the last stages of sheer horror , our blood frozen in our veins , our nerves numb , drenched in cold sweat as if from the throes of dying !\n",
      "  We -- were in -- dread\n",
      "  sheer horror -- our blood frozen in our -- veins\n",
      "  veins -- our -- nerves numb\n",
      "  the throes -- dying -- !\n",
      "\n",
      "What crashes from the waters breaking against sharp rocks on the seafloor , where the hardest objects are smashed , where tree trunks are worn down and worked into \" a shaggy fur , \" as Norwegians express it !\n",
      "  the waters -- breaking against -- sharp rocks\n",
      "  the hardest objects -- are smashed -- tree\n",
      "  tree -- are worn down -- a shaggy fur\n",
      "  tree -- worked into -- a shaggy fur\n",
      "  Norwegians -- express -- !\n",
      "\n",
      "We were rocking frightfully .\n",
      "  We -- were -- rocking frightfully\n",
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      "The Nautilus defended itself like a human being .\n",
      "  The Nautilus -- defended itself like -- a human\n",
      "\n",
      "Sometimes it stood on end , the three of us along with it !\n",
      "  us -- along with -- !\n",
      "\n",
      "\" We have got to hold on tight , \" Ned said , \" and screw the nuts down again !\n",
      "  We -- have got -- Ned\n",
      "  We -- hold on -- Ned\n",
      "  Ned -- said -- the nuts\n",
      "  Ned -- screw the nuts down again -- !\n",
      "\n",
      "If we can stay attached to the Nautilus , we can still make it .\n",
      "  we -- stay attached -- the Nautilus\n",
      "\n",
      "The nuts gave way , and ripped out of its socket , the skiff was hurled like a stone from a sling into the midst of the vortex .\n",
      "  The nuts -- gave -- way\n",
      "  the skiff -- was hurled like -- a stone\n",
      "  a sling -- midst of -- the vortex\n",
      "\n",
      "My head struck against an iron timber , and with this violent shock I lost consciousness .\n",
      "  head -- struck against -- an iron timber\n",
      "  this violent shock -- I lost -- consciousness\n",
      "\n",
      "CHAPTER 23 Conclusion WE COME TO the conclusion of this voyage under the seas .\n",
      "  Conclusion WE -- COME -- the conclusion\n",
      "\n",
      "What happened that night , how the skiff escaped from the Maelstro 's fearsome eddies , how Ned Land , Conseil , and I got out of that whirlpool , I am unable to say .\n",
      "  What happened that night -- how -- the skiff\n",
      "  the skiff -- escaped from -- the Maelstro\n",
      "  fearsome eddies -- how -- Ned Land\n",
      "  Conseil -- I got out of -- that whirlpool\n",
      "\n",
      "But when I regained consciousness , I was lying in a fisherma 's hut on one of the Lofoten Islands .\n",
      "  consciousness -- I was lying in -- a fisherma\n",
      "\n",
      "My two companions , safe and sound , were at my bedside clasping my hands .\n",
      "  sound -- were at my -- bedside clasping\n",
      "  bedside clasping -- my -- hands\n",
      "\n",
      "We embraced each other heartily .\n",
      "  We -- embraced -- each other heartily\n",
      "\n",
      "Just now we can not even dream of returning to France .\n",
      "  even dream -- returning -- France\n",
      "\n",
      "Travel between upper Norway and the south is limited .\n",
      "  the south -- is -- limited\n",
      "\n",
      "So it is here , among these gallant people who have taken us in , that I am reviewing my narrative of these adventures .\n",
      "  these gallant people -- have taken us in -- narrative\n",
      "  us -- I am reviewing my narrative of -- these adventures\n",
      "\n",
      "Not a fact has been omitted , not a detail has been exaggerated .\n",
      "  a fact -- has been -- omitted\n",
      "\n",
      "It is the faithful record of this inconceivable expedition into an element now beyond human reach , but where progress will someday make great inroads .\n",
      "  expedition -- element now beyond -- human reach\n",
      "  progress -- make -- great inroads\n",
      "\n",
      "What I can now assert is that I have earned the right to speak of these seas , beneath which in less than ten months , I have cleared 20,000 leagues in this underwater tour of the world that has shown me so many wonders across the Pacific , the Indian Ocean , the Red Sea , the Mediterranean , the Atlantic , the southernmost and northernmost seas !\n",
      "  these seas -- which in -- months\n",
      "  months -- I have cleared -- leagues\n",
      "  the world -- has shown me so many wonders across -- the Pacific\n",
      "\n",
      "But what happened to the Nautilus ?\n",
      "  what -- happened -- the Nautilus ?\n",
      "\n",
      "Is he still under the ocean pursuing his frightful program of revenge , or did he stop after that latest mass execution ?\n",
      "  the ocean -- pursuing his frightful program of -- revenge\n",
      "  revenge -- did -- that latest mass execution ?\n",
      "  revenge -- stop after -- that latest mass execution ?\n",
      "\n",
      "Will the waves someday deliver that manuscript that contains his full life story ?\n",
      "  the waves -- deliver -- full life story ?\n",
      "  the waves -- manuscript -- full life story ?\n",
      "  the waves -- contains -- full life story ?\n",
      "\n",
      "Will the nationality of the stricken warship tell us the nationality of Captain Nemo ?\n",
      "  the stricken warship tell -- us the nationality of Captain -- Nemo ?\n",
      "\n",
      "I likewise hope that his powerful submersible has defeated the sea inside its most dreadful whirlpool , that the Nautilus has survived where so many ships have perished !\n",
      "  powerful submersible -- has defeated the sea inside -- most dreadful whirlpool\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- has survived where -- !\n",
      "  the Nautilus -- ships have -- !\n",
      "\n",
      "If this is the case and Captain Nemo still inhabits the ocean - his adopted country - may the hate be appeased in that fierce heart !\n",
      "  the case -- Captain -- Nemo\n",
      "  Nemo -- inhabits the ocean - -- country\n",
      "  the ocean -- adopted country - may -- appeased\n",
      "  country -- hate be appeased in -- that fierce heart !\n",
      "\n",
      "May the contemplation of so many wonders extinguish the spirit of vengeance in him !\n",
      "  many wonders -- extinguish -- !\n",
      "  many wonders -- spirit of vengeance in -- !\n",
      "\n",
      "May the executioner pass away , and the scientist continue his peaceful exploration of the seas !\n",
      "  the scientist -- continue his peaceful exploration of -- !\n",
      "\n",
      "Thus to that question asked 6,000 years ago in the Book of Ecclesiastes - \"Who can fathom the soundless depths?\" - two men out of all humanity have now earned the right to reply .\n",
      "  that question -- asked -- years ago\n",
      "  \"Who -- fathom the soundless depths?\" - -- men\n",
      "  all humanity -- have now earned -- reply\n",
      "  all humanity -- right -- reply\n",
      "\n"
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    "    sentence = under_the_seas[index]\n",
    "    rels = extract(sentence)\n",
    "    \n",
    "    if len(rels)>0:\n",
    "        print(' '.join(sentence))\n",
    "        for rel in rels:\n",
    "            print('  ' + ' -- '.join(rel))\n",
    "        print()\n",
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