Part, Chapter

 1  1, 4 |          if you could attain this depth in the ocean, each square
 2  1, 6 |    surface, was lost in two miles depth of sea. ~The chase began
 3  1, 7 |          at first drawn down to a depth of about twenty feet. I
 4  1, 11|           indicates, it gives our depth at the same time." ~"And
 5  1, 12|         acquires according to the depth." ~"That is evident." ~"
 6  1, 12|           for each thirty feet of depth. If we want to sink 3,000
 7  1, 12|        can sink to a considerable depth. When I wish to rise to
 8  1, 12|  reservoirs only to attain a mean depth of 750 to 1,000 fathoms,
 9  1, 13|         our course is E.N.E., our depth is twenty-six fathoms. Here
10  1, 13|           not seem to cease for a depth of one hundred and fifty
11  1, 13|      atmospheres, equivalent to a depth of twenty five fathoms,
12  1, 14|           speed twelve knots, the depth below the surface between
13  1, 15|           when I say that, at the depth of thirty feet, I could
14  1, 15|         the red were at a greater depth, leaving to the black or
15  1, 15|        uniform tint. We were at a depth of a hundred and five yards
16  1, 15|         six atmospheres. ~At this depth I could still see the rays
17  1, 17|           asked. "do you know the depth of the ocean?" ~"I only
18  1, 17|           If I am not mistaken, a depth of 8,000 yards has been
19  1, 17|           were levelled, its mean depth would be about one and three-quarter
20  1, 17|       that I hope. As to the mean depth of this part of the Pacific,
21  1, 17|      between 100 and 150 yards of depth. One day, however, I do
22  1, 17|          temperature that at this depth seemed common to all latitudes. ~
23  1, 17|         were filled, it kept at a depth of 1,000 yards, a region
24  1, 19|          Nautilus down to a great depth, and I could see nothing
25  1, 22|         successively attained the depth of three, four, five, seven,
26  1, 22|           degrees and a half at a depth of five thousand fathoms
27  1, 22|         of the waves. But at this depth of some yards, the Nautilus
28  1, 23|           crew, we set foot, at a depth of about thirty feet, on
29  1, 23|        bottom, at fifteen fathoms depth. This bottom differed entirely
30  1, 23|     slight declivity we reached a depth of a hundred yards. The
31  1, 23|          hours, we had attained a depth of about three hundred yards,
32  2, 3 |          We are going to no great depth, and the solar rays will
33  2, 4 |          African shore, where the depth of the sea was greater.
34  2, 4 |      quick sands?" ~"To a certain depth. But at fifty-five yards
35  2, 6 |        the manometer; it showed a depth of sixty feet, to which
36  2, 6 |   reckoned about 1,500 fathoms in depth, and the Nautilus, passing
37  2, 7 |         whilst on either side the depth was ninety fathoms. ~The
38  2, 7 | Mediterranean basin, the greatest depth of which was 1,450 fathoms.
39  2, 8 |   moderate speed, the manometer a depth of about sixty feet. ~I
40  2, 9 |       bottom of the Atlantic at a depth of 150 fathoms. Midnight
41  2, 9 |           I jumped a crevice, the depth of which would have made
42  2, 10|        twenty miles an hour and a depth of fifty fathoms. ~The species
43  2, 11|       Blanc, even higher; and the depth of the abyss remained incalculable.
44  2, 11|          block. We had attained a depth of 16,000 yards (four leagues),
45  2, 13|       lower still--it went to the depth of four hundred fathoms.
46  2, 13|         and five hundred yards in depth! It was evidently diminishing,
47  2, 14|         the Antarctic seas to the depth of more than 1,000 yards.
48  2, 15|       great surprise, it showed a depth of more than 180 fathoms. "
49  2, 15|       Nautilus kept at a constant depth of more than three hundred
50  2, 16|        and rested on the ice at a depth of 350 yards, the depth
51  2, 16|           depth of 350 yards, the depth at which the lower bank
52  2, 17| recognised the following day. The depth of the sea was moderate.
53  2, 17|      again, and sought the lowest depth of a submarine valley which
54  2, 19|         surrounding sea. Its mean depth is 1,500 fathoms, its mean
55  2, 19|       seventy-five miles, and its depth 210 yards. The Nautilus
56  2, 19|          power increased with the depth of the water. Such waves
57  2, 20|      perish here by millions. The depth of the sea is not great
58  2, 20|        from Heart's Content, at a depth of more than 1,400 fathoms,
59  2, 20|          the Nautilus, being at a depth of more than 1,918 fathoms,
60  2, 20|         followed it to the lowest depth, which was more than 2,212
61  2, 20|     minutes later it stopped at a depth of more than 420 fathoms,