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 1  1, 1 |        the supernatural, spilled seas of ink during this memorable
 2  1, 1 |        demanded sharply that the seas should at any price be relieved
 3  1, 3 |       itself to be caught in the seas of Europe (for my particular
 4  1, 3 |       going to purge it from the seas. A glorious mission, but
 5  1, 3 |          an hour in scouring the seas in which the animal had
 6  1, 4 |          he had sworn to rid the seas of it. Either Captain Farragut
 7  1, 4 |          adventures in the polar seas. He related his fishing,
 8  1, 4 |       exist at the bottom of the seas, they must necessarily be
 9  1, 5 |           and made for the China Seas. We were on the theatre
10  1, 5 |      would make for the European seas. ~This promise was made
11  1, 8 |      read the very depths of the seas. ~The two strangers, with
12  1, 8 |   commanded at the bottom of the seas. ~Ned and Conseil did not
13  1, 10|         CHAPTER X~THE MAN OF THE SEAS~It was the commander of
14  1, 10|          pursued me all over the seas? Was it unintentionally
15  1, 10|       pursuing you over the high seas of the Pacific, the Abraham
16  1, 10|         you to the bottom of the seas." ~"Where could one find
17  1, 12|          it to defy the roughest seas. ~"These two hulls are composed
18  1, 12|          in 1864 in the Northern Seas, we saw plates less than
19  1, 13| longitude. It is the quietest of seas; its currents are broad
20  1, 13|        when the Caspian and Aral Seas formed but one vast sheet
21  1, 13|      beautiful mackerel of these seas, with a blue body and silvery
22  1, 13|     yellow; the woodcocks of the seas, some specimens of which
23  1, 13|        all the collection of the seas of China and Japan. These
24  1, 19|      starting-point in the Japan Seas. Before the ship's head
25  1, 19|     aground, and in one of those seas where the tides are middling--
26  1, 19|        the level of high and low seas. To-day is 4th January,
27  1, 21|       done on the surface of the seas," said Captain Nemo, "that
28  1, 22| continued her course between two seas, but with such remarkable
29  2, 1 |       are peculiar to the Indian seas. ~These graceful molluscs
30  2, 1 |          which multiply in these seas and make them very dangerous.
31  2, 1 |       have floated on these milk seas for more than forty miles." ~
32  2, 3 |       melanopteron of the Indian Seas, of the species of shark
33  2, 4 |   starting-point in the Japanese Seas. ~The next day (30th January),
34  2, 4 |       between Suez and the South Seas have nothing more to fear
35  2, 4 |         junction between the two seas, which will shorten the
36  2, 4 |    communication between the two seas? If there was, the subterranean
37  2, 6 |          the bottom of the Polar Seas, or lead us into Oceania,
38  2, 6 |    regret this journey under the seas. I shall be glad to have
39  2, 6 |   suppose it will end when these seas have nothing more to teach
40  2, 6 |         does not fear frequented seas; who can say that it may
41  2, 6 |         guard, above all, in the seas and in the sight of European
42  2, 6 |  distrust us in these frequented seas? or did he only wish to
43  2, 6 |      yards broad. I was in these seas when the phenomenon occurred,
44  2, 7 |          he had when in the open seas, and his Nautilus felt itself
45  2, 8 |      does not fly from civilised seas, and in some days I think
46  2, 11|         return to the Australian seas of the Pacific. Ned Land
47  2, 11|         for fear. In these large seas, void of islands, we could
48  2, 11|          departure from the high seas of the Pacific. The bearings
49  2, 12|        order to beat the Pacific seas, and so complete the tour
50  2, 12|       have never fished in these seas, Ned?" ~"Never, sir; in
51  2, 12|          their kinds, in certain seas which they never leave.
52  2, 12|       have never fished in these seas, I do not know the kind
53  2, 12|         as those of the northern seas?" asked he. ~"Very nearly,
54  2, 13|         had fished in the Arctic Seas, was familiar with its icebergs;
55  2, 13|         midst of these Antarctic seas before. On the 16th of March,
56  2, 13|    Nautilus so far into southern seas; but, I repeat, it shall
57  2, 14|      Ross, live in the Antarctic seas to the depth of more than
58  2, 14|        peculiar to the Antarctic seas, and so oily, as I told
59  2, 14|     chance has led me into these seas on the 21st of March, my
60  2, 14|         peculiar to the southern seas; the whale, or the English "
61  2, 14|      this deserted continent and seas which never man had yet
62  2, 15|         seeking more practicable seas. As to the seals and morses,
63  2, 15|        representing the southern seas. I would not interrupt him;
64  2, 16|   Nautilus was in the open polar seas. We were at 26°. For five
65  2, 17|      into frequented or deserted seas." ~I could not answer that
66  2, 17|     since our embarkation in the seas of Japan. About eleven o'
67  2, 17|     natural curiosities of these seas escaped all observation. ~
68  2, 18|         dimensions in the Indian seas. But the most astonishing
69  2, 19|      when we were in your native seas. I will speak, now we are
70  2, 20|         And the bottoms of these seas look like a field of battle,
71  2, 20|     coming back towards European seas. In rounding the Emerald
72  2, 22|          us towards the northern seas at a frightful speed. That
73  2, 22|         we explore those unknown seas, the White Sea, the Sea
74  2, 23|        ends the voyage under the seas. What passed during that
75  2, 23|          right to speak of these seas, under which, in less than