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 1  1, 1 |           iron plate 1 3/8 inches thick, had withdrawn itself by
 2  1, 4 |          breech-loading gun, very thick at the breech, and very
 3  1, 4 |          iron plates eight inches thick, like the armoured frigates." ~"
 4  1, 6 | sufficiently advanced, but a very thick sea fog obscured our view,
 5  1, 6 |     heavily on the waves, and its thick scrolls rose little by little.
 6  1, 7 |          through the fringes of a thick cloud that the wind was
 7  1, 8 |     prison were concealed under a thick mat, which deadened the
 8  1, 8 |          abundance of black hair, thick moustache, a quick penetrating
 9  1, 10|    monitor? What cuirass, however thick, could withstand the blows
10  1, 12|        than two inches and a half thick and weighs 394 tons. The
11  1, 12|        twenty inches high and ten thick, weighs only sixty-two tons.
12  1, 12|           than a third of an inch thick resist a pressure of sixteen
13  1, 13|       sides, and partly closed by thick lenticular glasses; one
14  1, 14|        consists of a reservoir of thick iron plates, in which I
15  1, 15|   trousers were finished off with thick boots, weighted with heavy
16  1, 15|         Three holes, protected by thick glass, allowed us to see
17  1, 15|           reservoir of air, or my thick helmet, in the midst of
18  1, 16|       eyes soon closed behind the thick glasses, and I fell into
19  1, 16|       Though my diver's dress was thick enough to defend me from
20  1, 16|          which was the passage of thick clouds which formed and
21  1, 20|     degree of maturity; and their thick skin covered a white but
22  1, 20|          after having cut them in thick slices, and while doing
23  1, 20|         fork." ~Indeed, under the thick foliage of this wood, a
24  1, 20|      passing through a moderately thick copse, we found a plain
25  2, 3 |         and carpeted with all the thick warp of the submarine flora.
26  2, 9 |         idea. But, indeed, in the thick diving-dress, the liquid
27  2, 9 |        sea-weed and fucus threw a thick vegetable mantle. But what
28  2, 10|           generally composed of a thick mud mixed with petrified
29  2, 11|          and tropical berries, so thick and so compact that the
30  2, 13|           of "ice blink." However thick the clouds may be, it is
31  2, 13|         this time, accompanied by thick fogs, through which, from
32  2, 13|           the iceberg, still very thick, judging from the deadened
33  2, 14|        not move. Their skins were thick and rugged, of a yellowish
34  2, 15|        into beds which are not so thick, where it is lying on its
35  2, 16|         on the side that is least thick." ~Captain Nemo went out.
36  2, 16|         were again stopped by the thick wall. It was useless to
37  2, 16|           a block of ice one yard thick, on the marked surface,
38  2, 16|            which was not one yard thick, and which the sounding
39  2, 20|        accidents are due to these thick fogs! What shocks upon these
40  2, 21|       armoured, two-decker ram. A thick black smoke was pouring
41  2, 22|         but, as land was in those thick brown shadows, we must fly.