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 1  1, 1 |      than seven hundred nautical leagues. ~Fifteen days later, two
 2  1, 13|      body of a diameter of sixty leagues, the weight of which would
 3  1, 17|       CHAPTER XVII~FOUR THOUSAND LEAGUES UNDER THE PACIFIC~The next
 4  1, 17|      about one and three-quarter leagues." ~"Well, Professor," replied
 5  1, 17|           We had then gone 4,860 leagues from our starting-point.
 6  1, 18|       extend over a space of 500 leagues at E.S.E. to W.N.W., from
 7  1, 18|     covers an area of 370 square leagues, and it is formed of sixty
 8  1, 18|          that form a band of 120 leagues N.N.S. to S.S.W., between
 9  1, 19|        she had gone over the 750 leagues that separated it from La
10  1, 19|    11,340 miles, or 5,250 French leagues, since our starting-point
11  1, 19|    wished to visit the reef, 360 leagues long, against which the
12  1, 19|   Straits are nearly thirty-four leagues wide; but they are obstructed
13  2, 1 |         of two hundred and fifty leagues in twenty-four hours, being
14  2, 1 |    another sometimes for several leagues." ~"Several leagues!" exclaimed
15  2, 1 |      several leagues." ~"Several leagues!" exclaimed Conseil. ~"Yes,
16  2, 4 |         miles, or 7,500 (French) leagues from our starting-point
17  2, 7 |         sea at about six hundred leagues, and it was accomplished
18  2, 8 | accomplished nearly ten thousand leagues in three months and a half,
19  2, 8 |    to-morrow we may be a hundred leagues away? Let circumstances
20  2, 9 |         and 33° 22' lat., at 150 leagues from the nearest coast.
21  2, 11|      constant speed of a hundred leagues in twenty-four hours. Captain
22  2, 11|       had then made about 13,000 leagues since our departure from
23  2, 11|      depth of 16,000 yards (four leagues), and the sides of the Nautilus
24  2, 11|        had shot through the four leagues which separated it from
25  2, 13|      that is, about five hundred leagues. The Nautilus kept up a
26  2, 17|          the distance of several leagues. {8 paragraphs are deleted
27  2, 18|          We had travelled 17,000 leagues; and, as Ned Land said,
28  2, 19|     hurri cane blew nearly forty leagues an hour. It is under these
29  2, 22|          had crossed two hundred leagues of the Atlantic. The shadows
30  2, 23|    months, I have crossed 20,000 leagues in that submarine tour of