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We were silent. What was Captain Nemo thinking? 我们沉默不作声,尼摩船长在想什么呢? Perhaps that this approaching shore was too close for comfort, contrary to the Canadian's views in which it still seemed too far away. 可能在想现
We were silent. What was Captain Nemo thinking? 我们沉默不作声,尼摩船长在想什么呢? Perhaps that this approaching shore was too close for comfort, contrary to the Canadian's views in which it still seemed too far away. 可能在想现
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