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  1  1, 1 |          length distant, as if the surface had been violently agitated.
  2  1, 2 |          fifteen miles beneath the surface of the waters--what is the
  3  1, 4 |         watching narrowly the vast surface of the ocean. More than
  4  1, 4 |       strata lying miles below the surface of the water, it must necessarily
  5  1, 4 |            each square inch of its surface. It follows, then, that
  6  1, 4 |    three-eighths of an inch of the surface of your body would bear
  7  1, 4 |            inches you carry on the surface of your body?" ~"I have
  8  1, 4 |        that at 32 feet beneath the surface of the sea you would undergo
  9  1, 4 |            depths-- of those whose surface is represented by millions
 10  1, 6 |         come to take breath at the surface of the water, the air was
 11  1, 6 |            sliding off the rounded surface, was lost in two miles depth
 12  1, 7 |          strokes brought me to the surface of the water. My first care
 13  1, 7 |            quickly drawn up to the surface of the sea; and I heard,
 14  1, 7 |            hand, whose mirror-like surface was spotted with silvery
 15  1, 7 |           driving to the east. The surface of the sea glittered with
 16  1, 7 |          that I was brought to the surface of the water, that my chest
 17  1, 8 |          move, did it float on the surface of the ocean, or did it
 18  1, 9 |        rise and take breath at the surface of the water, like a whale,
 19  1, 9 |        evidently just risen to the surface of the ocean to breathe,
 20  1, 10|           of the sea, when, on its surface, he defied all attempts
 21  1, 10|        belong to despots. Upon its surface men can still exercise unjust
 22  1, 11|          the Nautilus rises to the surface of the waves." ~"These are
 23  1, 11|             because I go up to the surface of the water when I please.
 24  1, 11|         are obliged to come to the surface of the water?" ~"Not at
 25  1, 11|         little boat goes up to the surface of the sea with prodigious
 26  1, 11|           How do you return to the surface of the ocean? And how do
 27  1, 12|           a simple calculation the surface and cubic contents of the
 28  1, 12|           just been level with the surface." ~"Well, Captain, but now
 29  1, 12|      understand your rising to the surface; but, diving below the surface,
 30  1, 12|     surface; but, diving below the surface, does not your submarine
 31  1, 12|        vessel, and to go up to the surface, the pumps must overcome
 32  1, 12|        five or six mlles below the surface, I make use of slower but
 33  1, 12|           rise more quickly to the surface, I ship the screw, and the
 34  1, 12|          only one fathom below the surface of the water when the shock
 35  1, 13|            will go up again to the surface." ~The Captain pressed an
 36  1, 13|          from the east rippled the surface of the waters. The horizon,
 37  1, 14|         knots, the depth below the surface between twenty-five and
 38  1, 14|            that we had come to the surface of the ocean to renew our
 39  1, 15|         soil thirty feet below the surface of the ocean, astonished
 40  1, 15| transparent. Above me was the calm surface of the sea. We were walking
 41  1, 15|         rays of the sun struck the surface of the waves at rather an
 42  1, 15|       kinds are known, grew on the surface of the water. ~I noticed
 43  1, 16|            all stretched up to the surface of the ocean. Not a filament,
 44  1, 16|         painful. We approached the surface of the sea rapidly. But
 45  1, 16|       yards and some inches of the surface of the water. I then saw
 46  1, 16|      flight I could discern on the surface of the sea. ~On this occasion
 47  1, 17|          morning to breathe at the surface of the water, free towns,
 48  1, 21|            Urville has done on the surface of the seas," said Captain
 49  1, 21|     gradually, and, sailing on the surface of the ocean, she quitted
 50  1, 22|         sometimes floated on their surface. ~During this period of
 51  1, 22|            a few yards beneath the surface of the waves. Her electric
 52  1, 22|            some storm agitated the surface of the waves. But at this
 53  1, 22|           the Nautilus quitted the surface of the ocean? Had it gone
 54  1, 23|            ever. It floated on the surface of the waves at a moderate
 55  1, 23|        some hundred feet below the surface of the waves." ~"Your dead
 56  2, 1 |          vast liquid plain, with a surface of 1,200,000,000 of acres,
 57  2, 1 |            high levels than at the surface of the sea. ~On the 25th
 58  2, 1 |     Nautilus passed the day on the surface, beating the waves with
 59  2, 1 |            travelling along on the surface of the ocean. We could count
 60  2, 1 |             He wanted to go to the surface and harpoon the monsters,
 61  2, 1 |        dead bodies floating on the surface of the water. They were
 62  2, 2 |           the Nautilus came to the surface of the sea, in 9° 4' N.
 63  2, 3 |           my arm, it was above the surface of the sea. Then the level
 64  2, 3 |            spring to return to the surface of the sea. ~I understood
 65  2, 3 |           his heel, mounted to the surface. ~We all three followed
 66  2, 4 |           the Nautilus went to the surface of the ocean there was no
 67  2, 4 |           sometimes it kept on the surface, sometimes it dived to avoid
 68  2, 4 |         about sixty feet above the surface, more capricious but less
 69  2, 4 |         nothing good either on its surface or in its depths.'" ~"One
 70  2, 4 |           has this day made on its surface." ~"What! such a passage
 71  2, 5 |            Nautilus floated on the surface of the sea, approaching
 72  2, 5 |           came now and then to the surface to breathe. Its wound had
 73  2, 5 |        barrel soon returned to the surface, and shortly after the body
 74  2, 5 |      vessel having returned to the surface, I mounted the platform.
 75  2, 5 |         and will not return to the surface until we have passed through
 76  2, 6 |           the Nautilus rose to the surface. I hastened on to the platform.
 77  2, 6 |             We are floating on its surface, friend Ned." ~"What!" said
 78  2, 6 |        drawn, we shall come to the surface of the water, without even
 79  2, 6 | occasionally to take breath at the surface. ~I turned towards Captain
 80  2, 6 |         mounted immediately to the surface of the water, and did not
 81  2, 6 |        depths and returning to the surface. ~Then I heard steps upon
 82  2, 6 |         breathing fresh air on the surface. The thought then struck
 83  2, 7 |         vessel only mounted to the surface of the waves at night to
 84  2, 8 |            out. It returned to the surface of the waves, and our daily
 85  2, 9 |         and our vessel rose to the surface of the ocean. I rushed towards
 86  2, 9 |        violently, and crisping the surface of the waves. Instinctively
 87  2, 9 |         rays of light whitened the surface of the ocean. ~
 88  2, 10|       Nautilus was floating on the surface of the ocean. Besides, I
 89  2, 10|        about ten yards beneath the surface of the ocean. This is its
 90  2, 10|         the whole of its peaceable surface, which knew neither ripple
 91  2, 11|        kept some yards beneath the surface of the waves. The name Sargasso
 92  2, 11|           the centre of the liquid surface, that is to say, in the
 93  2, 11|        could not again rise to the surface. And time will one day justify
 94  2, 11|           sailed whole days on the surface of the waves. The sea seemed
 95  2, 11|       two-fifths of an inch of its surface. ~"What a situation to be
 96  2, 12|            is obliged to go to the surface every twenty-four hours." ~
 97  2, 12|          the morning, being on the surface of the ocean, the Nautilus
 98  2, 12|        water without coming to the surface. There was only just time
 99  2, 12|            when it returned to the surface, striking it front or sideways,
100  2, 12|       carnage! What a noise on the surface of the waves! What sharp
101  2, 12|         that we were rising to the surface. The panel opened, and we
102  2, 13|           Nautilus remained on the surface of the ocean. Ned Land,
103  2, 13|    Antarctic region. Of the liquid surface of the sea there was no
104  2, 13|       Captain's reasoning; "if the surface of the sea is solidified
105  2, 13|            than 300 feet above the surface, they are not more than
106  2, 13|         thirty or forty degrees of surface cold." ~"Just so, sir--just
107  2, 13|           be unable to come to the surface." ~"Good, sir! but do you
108  2, 13|    temperature of the water at the surface showed twelve degrees, it
109  2, 13|         was then going towards the surface; but prudently emptying
110  2, 13|            of which rose above the surface. It was twice the height
111  2, 13|       thickness between us and the surface of the ocean! It was then
112  2, 13|           I noticed that the lower surface of the iceberg was only
113  2, 13|          now separated us from the surface of the waters. The iceberg
114  2, 13|           rising diagonally to the surface, which sparkled under the
115  2, 14|      seemed to be leaving the cold surface of the waters. Captain Nemo
116  2, 15|     blackish patches spread on the surface, showing the formation of
117  2, 15|           she at least come to the surface of the sea?" ~"We do not
118  2, 15|          Nautilus must rise to the surface of the sea." ~We were in
119  2, 15|           Above, because the lower surface of the iceberg stretched
120  2, 16|      attack it on the ceiling-like surface, since the iceberg itself
121  2, 16|        Nemo then sounded the lower surface. There ten yards of wall
122  2, 16|          yard thick, on the marked surface, which was about 600 cubic
123  2, 16|          Nautilus could regain the surface of the waves? Was it destined
124  2, 16|           side walls and the lower surface of the iceberg thickened
125  2, 16|     remained to be raised from the surface. Two yards only separated
126  2, 16|         lungs. Had we risen to the surface of the waves? Were we free
127  2, 16|          than twenty feet from the surface. A mere plate of ice separated
128  2, 17|           Nautilus ascended to the surface some minutes before noon,
129  2, 17|            ocean, sometimes at the surface. The Nautilus passed beyond
130  2, 18|        going to do?" ~"Rise to the surface, and slaughter this vermin." ~"
131  2, 18|     Nautilus had then risen to the surface. One of the sailors, posted
132  2, 19|     caprice, would brave it at the surface. The wind blew from the
133  2, 19|          had been let loose on the surface of that ocean? ~
134  2, 20|           it wandered first on the surface, and then beneath it, amid
135  2, 21|           was rising slowly to the surface of the sea, and the form
136  2, 21|          its course. It was on the surface, rolling slightly. My companions
137  2, 21|            with the deck. The long surface of the steel cigar no longer
138  2, 21|         was some yards beneath the surface of the waves. I understood
139  2, 22|          miles an hour, now on the surface, and now thirty feet below
140  2, 22|         water. When we came to the surface to renew the air, the panels