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 1  1, 13|  Antarctic, or Frozen Ocean, the Indian, the Atlantic, and the Pacific
 2  1, 13|          a fifth in the Southern Indian Ocean. It is even probable
 3  1, 13|          another in the Northern Indian Ocean, when the Caspian
 4  1, 18|          Asiatic Society and the Indian Company in his discovery.
 5  1, 19|    intention was to get into the Indian Ocean by the Strait of Torres.
 6  1, 22|         Her head was set for the Indian Ocean. Where would the fancy
 7  2, 1 |                    CHAPTER I~THE INDIAN OCEAN~We now come to the
 8  2, 1 |      furrowing the waters of the Indian Ocean, a vast liquid plain,
 9  2, 1 |          in the direction of the Indian Peninsula. ~From Keeling
10  2, 1 |       the greatest depths of the Indian Sea, which soundings of
11  2, 1 |        which are peculiar to the Indian seas. ~These graceful molluscs
12  2, 1 |        They were the dead of the Indian villages, carried by the
13  2, 2 |       hangs from the lobe of the Indian Peninsula. ~Captain Nemo
14  2, 2 |       Atlas, or the tiger in the Indian jungles, what would you
15  2, 3 |          a man, a living man, an Indian, a fisherman, a poor devil
16  2, 3 |         And how should this poor Indian ever dream that men, beings
17  2, 3 |   fishing, when suddenly, as the Indian was on the ground, I saw
18  2, 3 |        creature shot towards the Indian, who threw himself on one
19  2, 3 |          himself for cutting the Indian in two, when I saw Captain
20  2, 3 |      wound, went straight to the Indian, quickly cut the cord which
21  2, 3 |     terrible melanopteron of the Indian Seas, of the species of
22  2, 3 |      slightly moved tone: ~"That Indian, sir, is an inhabitant of
23  2, 4 |           between Arabia and the Indian Peninsula, which serves
24  2, 4 |        Nautilus will go down the Indian Ocean again, perhaps cross
25  2, 4 | Bab-el-mandeb, through which the Indian waters entered the Red Sea. ~
26  2, 14|       without invoking, like the Indian, the favour of the radiant
27  2, 18|       colossal dimensions in the Indian seas. But the most astonishing
28  2, 21|        cell, in the midst of the Indian Ocean, had he not attacked