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 1  1, 2 |      enormous power. ~"The great depths of the ocean are entirely
 2  1, 4 |      mysterious sea, whose great depths had up to this time been
 3  1, 4 |    existence, if it inhabits the depths of the ocean, if it frequents
 4  1, 8 |          or did it dive into its depths? I could not guess. ~A noise
 5  1, 8 |       and as if he read the very depths of the seas. ~The two strangers,
 6  1, 9 |        the screw. Plunged in the depths of the waters, it belonged
 7  1, 10|        word, plunge you into the depths of the ocean. You attacked
 8  1, 10|       you have published on `the depths of the sea.' I have often
 9  1, 11|        as I will, my stay in the depths of the sea. It gives a uniform
10  1, 11|          do you get to the great depths, where you find an increasing
11  1, 12|        can draw it down to those depths." ~"Professor, you must
12  1, 12|         have a mind to visit the depths of the ocean five or six
13  1, 16|        might haunt these obscure depths, against whose attacks my
14  1, 16|         be leading us to greater depths. It must have been about
15  1, 17|         broken masts through the depths of the ocean. ~What a scene!
16  1, 18|         that were rotting in the depths, and deeper down cannons,
17  1, 22|      test the temperature in the depths of the sea, and his thermometer,
18  2, 1 |       often taking us into great depths. Several times they made
19  2, 1 |      ever obtaining the greatest depths of the Indian Sea, which
20  2, 3 |     liquid drops struck the dark depths of the waves crisply like
21  2, 4 |    various speeds and at various depths. It seemed to go at random,
22  2, 4 |         on its surface or in its depths.'" ~"One may see," I replied, "
23  2, 6 |   rewriting my book of submarine depths in its very element. Should
24  2, 6 |       sometimes it went to great depths, for, between the Grecian
25  2, 6 |         Nautilus was leaving the depths and returning to the surface. ~
26  2, 7 |      buried itself in the lowest depths of the sea. ~On the 18th
27  2, 9 |       only visited the submarine depths by daylight, under the brightness
28  2, 9 |           Was I to meet in these depths companions and friends of
29  2, 9 |       from twice that height the depths of this part of the Atlantic.
30  2, 11|    history. My work on submarine depths, conned over by him, was
31  2, 13| solidified by the ice, the lower depths are free by the Providential
32  2, 13|       could even seek at greater depths that uniform temperature
33  2, 13|    carefully noted the different depths, and thus obtained a submarine
34  2, 15|      work on the Great Submarine Depths. I did not even dream of
35  2, 19|        instead of fleeing to the depths of the sea, Captain Nemo,
36  2, 20|          broke again, and in the depths of the ocean could not be