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 1  1, 1 |        in the same year, in the Pacific Ocean, by the Columbus,
 2  1, 1 | Columbus, of the West India and Pacific Steam Navigation Company.
 3  1, 2 |       weeks before in the North Pacific Ocean. The excitement caused
 4  1, 3 |       this narwhal in the North Pacific Ocean, which, to return
 5  1, 4 |         suspected waters of the Pacific. As to the ship's company,
 6  1, 4 |     ploughing the waters of the Pacific. ~Seated on the poop, Ned
 7  1, 5 |       beating the waters of the Pacific. ~"Keep your eyes open!"
 8  1, 5 |       the central waters of the Pacific. Commander Farragut thought,
 9  1, 5 |      the waters of the Northern Pacific, running at whales, making
10  1, 5 |         northern regions of the Pacific. ~The frigate was then in
11  1, 10|       over the high seas of the Pacific, the Abraham Lincoln believed
12  1, 13|   Indian, the Atlantic, and the Pacific Oceans. ~The Pacific Ocean
13  1, 13|        the Pacific Oceans. ~The Pacific Ocean extends from north
14  1, 13|     South, a third in the North Pacific, a fourth in the South,
15  1, 13|      Asia, turns into the North Pacific to the Aleutian Islands,
16  1, 13|   itself in the vastness of the Pacific, and felt myself drawn with
17  1, 14|       in the midst of the North Pacific, to my companions. ~"If
18  1, 16|       the northern parts of the Pacific, or probably its race would
19  1, 17|      THOUSAND LEAGUES UNDER THE PACIFIC~The next morning, the 18th
20  1, 17|       depth of this part of the Pacific, I tell you it is only 4,000
21  1, 18|   graceful Tahiti, queen of the Pacific. I saw in the morning, some
22  1, 18|    Captain Dillon, a shrewd old Pacific sailor, was the first to
23  1, 18|        at several points in the Pacific, cast anchor before Vanikoro,
24  1, 19|     tides are not strong in the Pacific; and, if you cannot lighten
25  1, 19|     tides are not strong in the Pacific: you are right there, Professor;
26  1, 19|     know what to hold to on the Pacific tides. Besides, flight might
27  1, 21|   Oceania, the cannibals of the Pacific, to perish miserably in
28  1, 22|        come back at last to the Pacific, where his Nautilus could
29  1, 23|         under the waters of the Pacific Ocean. Here, there was no
30  2, 11|      the Australian seas of the Pacific. Ned Land had cause for
31  2, 11|       from the high seas of the Pacific. The bearings gave us 45°
32  2, 12|  westward, in order to beat the Pacific seas, and so complete the
33  2, 17|         bring the ship into the Pacific or the Atlantic Ocean, that