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  1  1, 1 |         same year, in the Pacific Ocean, by the Columbus, of the
  2  1, 1 |          it into the abyss of the ocean. The legends of ancient
  3  1, 1 |         Moravian, of the Montreal Ocean Company, finding herself
  4  1, 2 |           The great depths of the ocean are entirely unknown to
  5  1, 2 |         to the upper level of the ocean. ~"If, on the contrary,
  6  1, 2 |       before in the North Pacific Ocean. The excitement caused by
  7  1, 3 |      narwhal in the North Pacific Ocean, which, to return to France,
  8  1, 4 |           the vast surface of the ocean. More than one took up his
  9  1, 4 |        inhabits the depths of the ocean, if it frequents the strata
 10  1, 4 |          attain this depth in the ocean, each square three-eighths
 11  1, 5 |     rallying the ship's crew. The ocean was watched with renewed
 12  1, 5 |           darkness: sometimes the ocean sparkled under the rays
 13  1, 6 |        and overshadowed the rough ocean. ~Now I thought our expedition
 14  1, 6 |         meet in the middle of the ocean whales so sound asleep that
 15  1, 7 |    abandoned in the middle of the ocean, some other victim of the
 16  1, 8 |       float on the surface of the ocean, or did it dive into its
 17  1, 9 |       risen to the surface of the ocean to breathe, after the fashion
 18  1, 10|          was necessary to rid the ocean at any price." ~A half-smile
 19  1, 10|        you into the depths of the ocean. You attacked me. You came
 20  1, 10|           immense prairies of the ocean. I have a vast property
 21  1, 10|           various products of the ocean. Taste all these dishes.
 22  1, 10|          divers molluscs of every ocean, and certain mussels of
 23  1, 10|  collection of the produce of the ocean. But if I exhaust all my
 24  1, 11|    direction in the middle of the ocean. Some are known to you,
 25  1, 11|     ingredients. I owe all to the ocean; it produces electricity,
 26  1, 11|      return to the surface of the ocean? And how do you maintain
 27  1, 12|          the lower regions of the ocean, for all bodies have a tendency
 28  1, 12|           visit the depths of the ocean five or six mlles below
 29  1, 12|        one of your vessels on the ocean, the first impression is
 30  1, 12|       upon a desert island in the ocean. There my workmen, that
 31  1, 13|         the geological epochs the ocean originally prevailed everywhere.
 32  1, 13|    portions: the Arctic or Frozen Ocean, the Antarctic, or Frozen
 33  1, 13|          the Antarctic, or Frozen Ocean, the Indian, the Atlantic,
 34  1, 13|      Pacific Oceans. ~The Pacific Ocean extends from north to south
 35  1, 13|       abundant rain. Such was the ocean that my fate destined me
 36  1, 13|          broad undulations of the ocean. A light breeze from the
 37  1, 13|      fifth in the Southern Indian Ocean. It is even probable that
 38  1, 13|    another in the Northern Indian Ocean, when the Caspian and Aral
 39  1, 13|           edging the waves of the ocean with the pure indigo of
 40  1, 13|        the superior strata of the ocean? ~We know the transparency
 41  1, 13|           In certain parts of the ocean at the Antilles, under seventy-five
 42  1, 14|        come to the surface of the ocean to renew our supply of oxygen.
 43  1, 15|          below the surface of the ocean, astonished me by its power.
 44  1, 15|    produced by this inexhaustible ocean. But we were bound to walk,
 45  1, 15|         in the remote beds of the ocean. ~We had quitted the Nautilus
 46  1, 16|          up to the surface of the ocean. Not a filament, not a ribbon,
 47  1, 17|         magnificent aspect of the ocean when Captain Nemo appeared.
 48  1, 17|         gazed abstractedly on the ocean. In the meantime, a number
 49  1, 17|            Professor, is not this ocean gifted with real life? It
 50  1, 17|      blood in animals. ~"Yes, the ocean has indeed circulation,
 51  1, 17|         you know the depth of the ocean?" ~"I only know, Captain,
 52  1, 17|      peculiar to that part of the ocean. The direction of the Nautilus
 53  1, 17|      region rarely visited in the ocean, and in which large fish
 54  1, 17|         through the depths of the ocean. ~What a scene! We were
 55  1, 19|        was to get into the Indian Ocean by the Strait of Torres.
 56  1, 19|       midst of the marvels of the ocean. Our voyage is only begun,
 57  1, 21|     sailing on the surface of the ocean, she quitted safe and sound
 58  1, 22|       head was set for the Indian Ocean. Where would the fancy of
 59  1, 22|        indefatigable clown of the ocean), and some swordfish ten
 60  1, 22|        quitted the surface of the ocean? Had it gone back to the
 61  1, 23|         the waters of the Pacific Ocean. Here, there was no fine
 62  1, 23|       bottom of this inaccessible ocean! ~The grave was being dug
 63  2, 1 |              CHAPTER I~THE INDIAN OCEAN~We now come to the second
 64  2, 1 |    abysses. There, not one of the ocean's monsters could trouble
 65  2, 1 |          the waters of the Indian Ocean, a vast liquid plain, with
 66  2, 1 |           the reviving air of the ocean, the sight of the rich waters
 67  2, 1 |           the 25th of January the ocean was entirely deserted; the
 68  2, 1 |       along on the surface of the ocean. We could count several
 69  2, 1 |          milk. At first sight the ocean seemed lactified. Was it
 70  2, 3 |          was not a monster of the ocean that we had anything to
 71  2, 4 |        went to the surface of the ocean there was no land in sight.
 72  2, 4 |           will go down the Indian Ocean again, perhaps cross the
 73  2, 6 |      observing the wonders of the ocean? No, certainly not! And
 74  2, 7 |         conveys the waters of the ocean into the basin of the Mediterranean;
 75  2, 8 |       thousand seven hundred-- an ocean whose parallel winding shores
 76  2, 8 |      steel separated me from that ocean which I had not yet explored. ~
 77  2, 8 |      stopped at the bottom of the ocean. My uneasiness increased.
 78  2, 9 | banking-house; by that I mean the ocean, where his riches are safer
 79  2, 9 |        rose to the surface of the ocean. I rushed towards the platform.
 80  2, 9 |          independence in the deep ocean? All these foolish and unreasonable
 81  2, 9 |     abutted on the borders of the ocean, and disappeared with its
 82  2, 9 |       whitened the surface of the ocean. ~
 83  2, 10|           passed the level of the ocean. It must be a continent,
 84  2, 10|    floating on the surface of the ocean. Besides, I heard steps
 85  2, 10|        beneath the surface of the ocean. This is its harbour of
 86  2, 10|       some convulsion beneath the ocean produced that very opening
 87  2, 10|       feet above the level of the ocean. Half an hour after the
 88  2, 11|     singular part of the Atlantic Ocean. No one can be ignorant
 89  2, 11|        the cold, quiet, immovable ocean called the Sargasso Sea,
 90  2, 11|        nourishment. The next, the ocean had returned to its accustomed
 91  2, 11|           slept upon the deserted ocean. During this part of our
 92  2, 11|         seeking the bottom of the ocean by a diagonal sufficiently
 93  2, 11|       which separated it from the ocean, and, after emerging like
 94  2, 12|       being on the surface of the ocean, the Nautilus fell in with
 95  2, 12|           eyes had never left the ocean, "they are coming nearer;
 96  2, 12|          of the last whale in the ocean. Ned Land whistled "Yankee-doodle"
 97  2, 12|           the upper levels of the ocean, without caring for their
 98  2, 13|    remained on the surface of the ocean. Ned Land, who had fished
 99  2, 13|      density of the waters of the ocean one degree higher than freezing-point;
100  2, 13|          either a continent or an ocean free from ice at these two
101  2, 13|        lower beds of the Southern Ocean. The thermometer went up,
102  2, 13|           them from the Antarctic Ocean to the open polar sea. Our
103  2, 13|         us and the surface of the ocean! It was then eight. According
104  2, 14|        called the vultures of the ocean; some gigantic petrels,
105  2, 17|           Pacific or the Atlantic Ocean, that is, into frequented
106  2, 17|        rather take us to the vast ocean that touches the coasts
107  2, 17|    Patagonia, sometimes under the ocean, sometimes at the surface.
108  2, 17|           geological basin of the ocean forms, as far as the Lesser
109  2, 19|        waters do not mix with the ocean waters. It is a salt river,
110  2, 19|         the globe. It was on this ocean river that the Nautilus
111  2, 19|      loose on the surface of that ocean? ~
112  2, 20|          all the conquered of the ocean; some old and already encrusted,
113  2, 20|          and in the depths of the ocean could not be recaptured.
114  2, 20|           1863. The bottom of the ocean then formed a valley about
115  2, 20|       some particular spot in the ocean. Captain Nemo took the sun'
116  2, 20|       passed at the bottom of the ocean. ~What was this vessel?
117  2, 21|           the midst of the Indian Ocean, had he not attacked some
118  2, 21|          scene of nature, sky and ocean rivalled each other in tranquillity,
119  2, 22|          called the "Navel of the Ocean," whose power of attraction
120  2, 23|         he still follow under the ocean those frightful retaliations?
121  2, 23|           Nemo still inhabits the ocean, his adopted country, may