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 1  1, 1 |        had met this moving mass five miles off the east coast
 2  1, 1 |        could entangle a ship of five hundred tons and hurry it
 3  1, 1 |         accident happened about five o'clock in the morning,
 4  1, 6 |         not less intense, about five miles to windward of the
 5  1, 6 |       cried the commander, "and five dollars to whoever will
 6  1, 7 |        saw the frigate! She was five miles from us, and looked
 7  1, 8 |       are." ~I groped about. In five steps I came to an iron
 8  1, 8 |      only contained a table and five stools. The invisible door
 9  1, 11|        s head: the dining-room, five yards long, separated from
10  1, 11|         partition; the library, five yards long; the large drawing-room,
11  1, 11|       partition; the said room, five yards in length; mine, two
12  1, 11|       bows. Total length thirty five yards, or one hundred and
13  1, 11|       yards, or one hundred and five feet. The partitions had
14  1, 12|         the depths of the ocean five or six mlles below the surface,
15  1, 13|       to divide the waters into five great portions: the Arctic
16  1, 13|      the globe the direction of five principal currents: one
17  1, 13|         indicated a pressure of five atmospheres, equivalent
18  1, 13| equivalent to a depth of twenty five fathoms, and the electric
19  1, 13|        clock marked the hour of five. ~Ned Land and Conseil returned
20  1, 14|        returned to my chamber. ~Five days sped thus, without
21  1, 15|         Nautilus is stranded in five fathoms, and we have nothing
22  1, 15|        a depth of a hundred and five yards and twenty inches,
23  1, 16|       quadruped. This otter was five feet long, and must have
24  1, 18|   seeming as if he had seen you five minutes before. I was busily
25  1, 19|   To-day is 4th January, and in five days the moon will be full.
26  1, 20|         palm-tree. ~At last, at five o'clock in the evening,
27  1, 20|       the Nautilus! Two! three! five down! And to think that
28  1, 21|        than on the day before-- five or six hundred perhaps--
29  1, 22|       the depth of three, four, five, seven, nine, and ten thousand
30  1, 22|        and a half at a depth of five thousand fathoms under all
31  2, 1 |        twenty-four hours, being five hundred and forty miles,
32  2, 1 |        Point and Melbourne. ~At five o'clock in the evening,
33  2, 3 |     party" which was preparing. Five sailors from the Nautilus,
34  2, 3 |     curiosity. ~About half-past five the first tints on the horizon
35  2, 3 |     rose a little to the south. Five miles still lay between
36  2, 3 |     watched attentively. ~About five yards from me a shadow appeared,
37  2, 3 |      Reaching the bottom, about five yards deep, he went on his
38  2, 5 |        with black spots. ~About five o'clock in the evening we
39  2, 6 | breakfast and set to work. Till five o'clock in the evening I
40  2, 8 |        these rich shipwrecks at five hundred millions." ~"Five
41  2, 8 |       five hundred millions." ~"Five hundred millions they were,"
42  2, 10|        were rays of giant size, five yards long, and endowed
43  2, 10|          the height being about five or six hundred yards. At
44  2, 10|      greatest breadth, measured five hundred feet. On this soil
45  2, 12|         and fall with the waves five miles from the Nautilus. ~"
46  2, 13|       to travel; that is, about five hundred leagues. The Nautilus
47  2, 13|      Still ice between four and five hundred yards in depth!
48  2, 14|         it. It measured four or five miles in circumference.
49  2, 14|         southern regions. After five minutes passed in this ecstasy,
50  2, 14|    observing and studying until five o'clock. Then I went to
51  2, 14|      day, the 21st of March, at five in the morning, I mounted
52  2, 14|       reared a sharp peak about five hundred yards high. The
53  2, 15|      said Conseil. ~It was then five in the morning; and at that
54  2, 16|         this much it would take five nights and four days to
55  2, 16|        satisfactory conclusion. Five nights and four days! And
56  2, 16|       seas. We were at 26°. For five days we had lived on the
57  2, 18|   dimensions of a cuttlefish as five cubits, or nine feet two
58  2, 19|         pitched terribly. About five o'clock a torrent of rain
59  2, 21|  looking at the ship, which was five or six miles to leeward. ~
60  2, 21|         of June had dawned. ~At five o'clock, the log showed
61  2, 22|        presence. I was at least five minutes reaching the door,