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 1  1, 5 |       was better to remain in deep water, and keep clear of
 2  1, 6 |     track. No one breathed; a deep silence reigned on the bridge.
 3  1, 8 |      and courage--because his deep breathing denoted great
 4  1, 8 |        and I soon fell into a deep sleep. ~
 5  1, 12|      you are about 1,000 feet deep, the walls of the Nautilus
 6  1, 12|   fear, for it alone swims in deep water; no tempest to brave,
 7  1, 13|        For a whole hour was I deep in these reflections, seeking
 8  1, 16|    about seventy-five fathoms deep. Thanks to the perfection
 9  1, 16|       At ten yards and a half deep, we walked amidst a shoal
10  1, 18|       thirty to forty fathoms deep. Under the verdant shade
11  1, 21|        and found Captain Nemo deep in algebraical calculations
12  1, 23|       hole was soon large and deep enough to receive the body.
13  2, 1 |    cemetery which left such a deep impression on my mind. Thus,
14  2, 1 |   fifty and a hundred fathoms deep. We went on so for some
15  2, 2 |     she was about thirty feet deep. ~"Well, sir," said Captain
16  2, 3 |       little more than a yard deep, and this spot was one of
17  2, 3 |     us crouch beside him in a deep fracture of the rock, his
18  2, 3 |      bottom, about five yards deep, he went on his knees and
19  2, 3 |        and burying his dagger deep into its side. But it was
20  2, 4 |     arm which formerly made a deep estuary, when the Red Sea
21  2, 5 |      large gallery, black and deep, opened before us. The Nautilus
22  2, 8 |     the screw alone broke the deep silence which reigned on
23  2, 9 |     found independence in the deep ocean? All these foolish
24  2, 9 |       impenetrable fractures, deep grottos, and unfathomable
25  2, 9 | caused by internal bubblings, deep noise, distinctly transmitted
26  2, 10|     perpendicular and narrow. Deep excavations, which we were
27  2, 11|  exclaimed. "To overrun these deep regions where man has never
28  2, 12|       cetacean dived into the deep waters, coming up with it
29  2, 13|        and at a thousand feet deep. This would give three thousand
30  2, 13|     was only about fifty feet deep. One hundred and fifty feet
31  2, 15|     descending. At 1,000 feet deep it stopped; its screw beat
32  2, 17|       two days the desert and deep waters were visited by means
33  2, 18|   rising, plunged his harpoon deep into the triple heart of
34  2, 19|  author of The Toilers of the Deep. ~I have said that Captain
35  2, 19|   that at about eight fathoms deep we should find a calm. But
36  2, 19|  fathoms in the bowels of the deep. But there, what quiet,
37  2, 21|       night." ~Night arrived. Deep silence reigned on board.
38  2, 21|    image. As I thought of the deep calm of these elements,
39  2, 21|     other without speaking. A deep stupor had taken hold of
40  2, 21|     kneeling down, burst into deep sobs. ~
41  2, 22|     and more than fifty yards deep. I cast a last look on these
42  2, 23|      is far off and exceeding deep, who can find it out?" two