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 1  1, 18|       exercises sway. These are coral islands, slowly raised,
 2  1, 18|   unequal size, surrounded by a coral reef that measured forty
 3  1, 18|        under the crustations of coral, covered with fungi, I recognised
 4  1, 18|       Captain Nemo, at last. "A coral tomb makes a quiet grave;
 5  1, 19|         dangerous shores of the coral sea, on the north-east coast
 6  1, 19|         was owing to a piece of coral that was broken by the shock,
 7  1, 19|         see nothing of the high coral walls. I had to content
 8  1, 19|         days after crossing the coral sea, 4th January, we sighted
 9  1, 19|        half miles, broke on the coral that showed itself here
10  1, 19|       for I see there pieces of coral that would do for its keel
11  1, 19|         the south and east some coral showed itself, left by the
12  1, 19|       having happily passed the coral reef that surrounds the
13  1, 21|       water, had come on to the coral, at less than two cable-lengths
14  1, 21|         morning, as soon as the coral tops began to disappear
15  1, 21| icebergs of the South Pole, the coral reefs of Oceania, the cannibals
16  1, 21|      she could leave her bed of coral. ~However, some warning
17  1, 21|        calcareous bottom of the coral reef. ~At five-and-twenty
18  1, 21|        of the tide, quitted her coral bed exactly at the fortieth
19  1, 23|               CHAPTER XXIII~THE CORAL KINGDOM~The next day I woke
20  1, 23|       honours to us. It was the coral kingdom. ~The light produced
21  1, 23| specimens of the zoophyte. This coral was more valuable than that
22  1, 23|     most beautiful productions. Coral is sold for L20 per ounce;
23  1, 23|     beautiful specimens of pink coral. ~{opening sentence missing}
24  1, 23|      the extreme limit on which coral begins to form. But there
25  1, 23|      reflected by the points of coral. ~Ned Land and Conseil were
26  1, 23|      piled up, stood a cross of coral that extended its long arms
27  1, 23|    midst of thickets, along the coral bushes, and still on the
28  1, 23|     near his companions, in the coral cemetery?" ~"Yes, forgotten
29  2, 1 |         the moving scene in the coral cemetery which left such
30  2, 1 |      observed Keeling Island, a coral formation, planted with
31  2, 4 |   beautiful bushes of brilliant coral and large blocks of rock
32  2, 4 |     sponges, and its forests of coral? Did you catch a glimpse
33  2, 5 |    magnificent substructures of coral, zoophytes, seaweed, and
34  2, 14|        on the high bottoms some coral shrubs, of the kind which,
35  2, 17|        feet long, buried in the coral concretions, hung at the
36  2, 19|        comrades in the peaceful coral cemetery! In the midst of
37  2, 21|   vessel? The man buried in the coral cemetery, had he not been
38  2, 22|         the running ashore, the coral cemetery, the passage of