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  1  1, 1 |        met this moving mass five miles off the east coast of Australia.
  2  1, 1 |         days later, two thousand miles farther off, the Helvetia,
  3  1, 1 |       She was then three hundred miles from Cape Clear, and, after
  4  1, 2 |          live, twelve or fifteen miles beneath the surface of the
  5  1, 2 |         it at the rate of twenty miles an hour, and you obtain
  6  1, 4 |        to a mean distance of ten miles. ~Thus the Abraham Lincoln
  7  1, 4 |    abreast of Cape Blanc, thirty miles to leeward of the coast
  8  1, 4 |          less than seven hundred miles to the south. Before eight
  9  1, 4 |       frequents the strata lying miles below the surface of the
 10  1, 4 |    32,000 feet, that is, about 6 miles; which is equivalent to
 11  1, 5 |      Abraham Lincoln, at fifteen miles to the south, doubled the
 12  1, 5 |   remained less than two hundred miles to leeward. Night was approaching.
 13  1, 6 |          moved away two or three miles, leaving a phosphorescent
 14  1, 6 |         less intense, about five miles to windward of the Abraham
 15  1, 6 |      going at the rate of 18 1/2 miles an hour. ~But the accursed
 16  1, 6 |         at the wheel. ~"Nineteen miles and three-tenths, sir." ~"
 17  1, 6 |          itself, it made 19 3/10 miles. ~What a pursuit! No, I
 18  1, 6 |    estimated at less than thirty miles an hour, and even during
 19  1, 6 |         surface, was lost in two miles depth of sea. ~The chase
 20  1, 6 |         made under three hundred miles during this unlucky day,
 21  1, 6 |  electric light reappeared three miles to windward of the frigate,
 22  1, 7 |        the frigate! She was five miles from us, and looked like
 23  1, 11|         uniform speed of fifteen miles an hour." ~"It is marvelous!
 24  1, 11|        then?" ~"A speed of fifty miles an hour." ~"I have seen
 25  1, 13|          fifty millions of cubic miles, forming a spherical body
 26  1, 13|   hundred and fifty-seven square miles, equal to twelve billions
 27  1, 13|          gave a speed of fifteen miles an hour. I expected Captain
 28  1, 14|      then about eighteen hundred miles from our starting-point,
 29  1, 17|          and the log gave twenty miles an hour. ~During the days
 30  1, 17|          the platform, I saw two miles to windward, Hawaii, the
 31  1, 17|    Marquesas group. I saw, three miles off, Martin's peak in Nouka-Hiva,
 32  1, 17|          sailed over about 2,000 miles. ~During the daytime of
 33  1, 18|         saw in the morning, some miles to the windward, the elevated
 34  1, 18|         reef that measured forty miles in circumference. We were
 35  1, 19|       January we had made 11,340 miles, or 5,250 French leagues,
 36  1, 19|          Our boat lay along some miles from the redoubtable bank
 37  1, 19|       the rate of two and a half miles, broke on the coral that
 38  1, 19|        stood off it at about two miles distant. Suddenly a shock
 39  1, 19|       She was situated thus: Two miles, on the starboard side,
 40  1, 20|       emerged from the waves two miles from the beach. Ned Land,
 41  1, 22|         at less than thirty-five miles an hour. The rapidity of
 42  1, 22|        was then some hundreds of miles from the nearest coast. ~
 43  2, 1 |     being five hundred and forty miles, or twenty-two miles an
 44  2, 1 |       forty miles, or twenty-two miles an hour. If we recognised
 45  2, 1 |       that way we went about two miles, but without ever obtaining
 46  2, 1 |         seas for more than forty miles." ~Towards midnight the
 47  2, 2 |        land in sight about eight miles to westward. The first thing
 48  2, 3 |        which is more than twenty miles. ~Captain Nemo, Ned Land,
 49  2, 3 |        little to the south. Five miles still lay between us, and
 50  2, 4 |   Nautilus, at a speed of twenty miles an hour, slid into the labyrinth
 51  2, 4 |        long. ~We had made 16,220 miles, or 7,500 (French) leagues
 52  2, 4 | Hadramaut, for a distance of six miles, its undulating line of
 53  2, 4 |        Gate of Tears. ~To twenty miles in breadth, it is only thirty-two
 54  2, 4 |           formed a girdle of two miles in circumference. ~The Nautilus
 55  2, 4 |        with a diameter of ninety miles. ~That day at noon, after
 56  2, 5 |          which floated about two miles from the Nautilus. ~Arrived
 57  2, 6 |        on to the platform. Three miles to the south the dim outline
 58  2, 7 |        speed was now twenty-five miles an hour. It may be well
 59  2, 8 |   twenty-five millions of square miles, the length of which is
 60  2, 8 |        of which is nine thousand miles, with a mean breadth of
 61  2, 8 |         distance of about twelve miles, Cape St. Vincent was dimly
 62  2, 8 |      night we shall be but a few miles from the Spanish coast.
 63  2, 8 |        boat is strong, and a few miles with a fair wind to carry
 64  2, 9 |    shining brilliantly about two miles from the Nautilus. What
 65  2, 10|           with a speed of twenty miles an hour and a depth of fifty
 66  2, 10|          of walls, measuring two miles in diameter and six in circumference.
 67  2, 12|         fall with the waves five miles from the Nautilus. ~"Ah!"
 68  2, 12|          M. Aronnax, about eight miles to leeward, those blackish
 69  2, 12|        were dyed red for several miles, and the Nautilus floated
 70  2, 13|         mean speed of twenty-six miles an hour-- the speed of an
 71  2, 14|          the Captain. ~About ten miles south a solitary island
 72  2, 14|         It measured four or five miles in circumference. A narrow
 73  2, 14|         must be, at least, 2,500 miles. But the Nautilus, for fear
 74  2, 14|          for a radius of several miles. We know that in those Antarctic
 75  2, 14|         the coast, advancing ten miles more to the south in the
 76  2, 14|          say they are not." ~Two miles farther on we were stopped
 77  2, 14|       The Nautilus had gone some miles further up in the night.
 78  2, 15|      north at a speed of fifteen miles an hour. Towards night it
 79  2, 15|      indicated a speed of twenty miles an hour, which, in such
 80  2, 16|          a frightful pace, forty miles an hour. It literally tore
 81  2, 17|          which was only some few miles off. From the glass windows
 82  2, 17|           We had then made 1,600 miles since our embarkation in
 83  2, 17|        cliff to three and a half miles perpendicular in height,
 84  2, 18|         distance of about thirty miles. I saw their tall peaks
 85  2, 19|    fathoms, its mean breadth ten miles. In certain places the current
 86  2, 19|      flows with the speed of two miles and a half an hour. The
 87  2, 19|     Stream there is seventy-five miles, and its depth 210 yards.
 88  2, 19|       notwithstanding the thirty miles that separated the Nautilus
 89  2, 19|   floating off Long Island, some miles from the port of New York.
 90  2, 20|       the 17th of May, about 500 miles from Heart's Content, at
 91  2, 20|       other one, measuring 2,000 miles in length, and weighing
 92  2, 20|    enterprise. It was within 638 miles of the coast of Ireland;
 93  2, 20|    Eastern was not more than 500 miles from Newfoundland, when
 94  2, 20|        formed a valley about 100 miles broad, in which Mont Blanc
 95  2, 20|       was then not more than 120 miles from Ireland. ~Was Captain
 96  2, 20|       the sky clear. About eight miles to the east, a large steam
 97  2, 21|         steam. It was within six miles of us. ~"What is that ship,
 98  2, 21|          was not more than three miles from us. In spite of the
 99  2, 21|      ship, which was five or six miles to leeward. ~He was going
100  2, 21|        The vessel was within two miles of us. It was ever nearing
101  2, 22|          the rate of twenty-five miles an hour, now on the surface,
102  2, 22|      morning in the fog-- twenty miles to the east." ~"What country
103  2, 22|         wind violent, but twenty miles in that light boat of the
104  2, 22|          to a distance of twelve miles. There, not only vessels,
105  2, 22|    roarings repeated by the echo miles away! What an uproar was