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Off on a Comet-Part31_JULES VERNE(1828-1905)_Translated Works(翻译文学)

"Are you in a great hurry?" asked the professor coolly. The Jew was about to speak again, when Capt...

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immortalize his name. The task he had undertaken demanded the utmost patience. Night after night, ...

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was by no means disinclined for the conversation to be continued. "Are you satisfied, old Ezekiel?"...

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for the best part of half an hour, the astronomer heaved a faint sigh, which ere long was followed ...

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the two men, drawn together as by an involuntary impulse, mutually held each other's hands in silen...

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be inclined to believe that the message had been set afloat by some _savant_ left alone, perchance,...

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of the sole remaining fragment of Gibraltar. CHAPTER XV AN ENIGMA FROM THE SEA Lieutenant Procope...

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The colonel, signing to his guests to follow, led the way to the apartment occupied jointly by hims...

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discipline and the respect due to their officers kept them in check from any boisterous demonstrati...

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Off on a Comet-Part12_JULES VERNE(1828-1905)_Translated Works(翻译文学)

it coincided pretty nearly with the fourteenth meridian of east longitude; and if it reached, as pr...

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of a mountain all but submerged. Whatever it was, it was agreed that its true character must be asc...

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as we have been. The temperature has been gradually diminishing; the heat upon Gourbi Island is not...

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"Nothing more than you know yourself." "But surely, Count Timascheff, you can inform me whether upo...

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"And a very safe distance, too," said Ben Zoof, when his master told him the conclusion at which he...

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Off on a Comet-Part7_JULES VERNE(1828-1905)_Translated Works(翻译文学)

By a natural impulse, Servadac's first thought was to observe the position of the pole-star. It was...

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