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I was stuck in the most annoying waiting room in history.

The 16th of December was the seventy-fifth day since Phileas Fogg’s departure from London, and the “Henrietta” had not yet been seriously delayed.

“I mean to say that nothing is easier than to make a photographic view of this submarine region.”

I took out my notebook, from which under the most desperate circumstances I never parted, and wrote a few words as legibly as I could:

"Take in sail."

“There’s one good thing, anyway. She can’t either pawn or sell Count Luigi’s costly Indian dagger.”

The ever-present sense of this grim possibility has been, in all ages,*

"We must be cautious; an impetuous step may be destruction; perhaps the water is over the top; if it is allowed to enter, then at once is an end of all."

“It does not move,” said Servadac; “and unless I am greatly deceived, I can hear a kind of reverberation in the air.”

"'Pon my word," said Pencroft at last, "you are right, captain, and it is difficult to explain all these things!"

I had heard of bench-shows, and I often wondered what there was about them to interest people.

We interviewed Maria Damgaard Jensen, the person behind sonic girl, a Danish pop icon, rebellious anti-superstar and a bright hyperpop star…

“Will you believe me, Captain, if I affirm that this ship is haunted at night?” asked the Doctor, in a serious tone.