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 1  1, 2 |          twelve or fifteen miles beneath the surface of the waters--
 2  1, 4 |          Ned: so that at 32 feet beneath the surface of the sea you
 3  1, 10|        as a refuge, I could sink beneath the waters, and forget that
 4  1, 10|       plunged for the first time beneath the waters. That day I bought
 5  1, 22|        becalmed only a few yards beneath the surface of the waves.
 6  1, 23|        cylindrical tubes tremble beneath the undulation of the waters.
 7  2, 3 |          race from which he fled beneath the sea. Whatever he might
 8  2, 4 |    display of zoophytes flourish beneath the level of the sea, but
 9  2, 4 |         above the isthmus " ~"Or beneath it, M. Aronnax." ~"Beneath
10  2, 4 |       beneath it, M. Aronnax." ~"Beneath it?" ~"Certainly," replied
11  2, 4 |      Arabian Tunnel. It takes us beneath Suez and opens into the
12  2, 9 |          perfect Pompeii escaped beneath the waters. Such was the
13  2, 10|      which opens about ten yards beneath the surface of the ocean.
14  2, 10|   besides, we are not on it, but beneath it." ~Between the walls
15  2, 10|          because some convulsion beneath the ocean produced that
16  2, 10|          all land at a few yards beneath the waves of the Atlantic. ~
17  2, 11| herbaceous mass, kept some yards beneath the surface of the waves.
18  2, 13|       necessary to go some yards beneath the waves to find a more
19  2, 13|     weight, and sometimes buried beneath it, dividing it by a simple
20  2, 13|       they are not more than 900 beneath. And what are 900 feet to
21  2, 13|       foreseen, we were floating beneath the undulating bottom of
22  2, 13|        stretching both above and beneath into lengthening slopes;
23  2, 14|  slate-colour on the body, white beneath, with a yellow line round
24  2, 14|           thou radiant orb! rest beneath this open sea, and let a
25  2, 15|        time? Doubtless they went beneath the icebergs, seeking more
26  2, 15|  dazzling wall of ice. Above and beneath the same wall. Above, because
27  2, 15|         like an immense ceiling. Beneath, because the overturned
28  2, 16|      attacked the ice-field from beneath like a formidable battering-ram.
29  2, 16|          ice-field, that crushed beneath its weight. The panel was
30  2, 19|         the Nautilus sank slowly beneath the waves. Through the open
31  2, 20|         on the surface, and then beneath it, amid those fogs so dreaded
32  2, 21|       Nautilus? Can it attack it beneath the waves? Can its cannonade
33  2, 21|          Nautilus was some yards beneath the surface of the waves.
34  2, 21|         my eyes. On the end wall beneath his heroes, I saw the portrait
35  2, 22|  wonderful speed, a hundred feet beneath the water, it was leaving