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1  1, 13|        this unexplored abyss. The obscurity of the saloon showed to
2  1, 15| ultramarine, and faded into vague obscurity. Truly this water which
3  1, 22|          was not in action, a dim obscurity reigned in the midst of
4  1, 22| phosphorescent bed which, in this obscurity, became quite dazzling.
5  2, 5 |      accustomed themselves to the obscurity, and I perceived the pilot,
6  2, 8 |         saloon, which was half in obscurity, but deserted. ~I opened
7  2, 11|          the midst of the deepest obscurity, when the Nautilus slept