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 1  1, 4 |        that the pressure of the atmosphere is represented by the weight
 2  1, 4 |   pressure equal to that of the atmosphere, that is to say, 15 lb.
 3  1, 9 |   became necessary to renew the atmosphere of our prison, and no doubt
 4  1, 9 |        renewed the impoverished atmosphere of the cell. ~I was making
 5  1, 11|        marks the dryness of the atmosphere; the storm-glass, the contents
 6  1, 12|         an upward thrust of one atmosphere for every thirty feet of
 7  1, 12| reduction is only .000436 of an atmosphere for each thirty feet of
 8  1, 14|         dense compared with the atmosphere, shots could not go far,
 9  1, 15|     denser than the terrestrial atmosphere, but almost as transparent.
10  1, 21|       oxygen into the exhausted atmosphere of the Nautilus. ~I worked
11  1, 22|      which striped the luminous atmosphere as they swam. This dazzling
12  2, 9 |      one only seems to be in an atmosphere somewhat denser than the
13  2, 9 |     denser than the terrestrial atmosphere. Nothing more. ~After half
14  2, 10|     carved against the luminous atmosphere. We were now going round
15  2, 13|      for the first time. In the atmosphere towards the southern horizon
16  2, 13|      The weather was clear, the atmosphere pure enough, the cold very
17  2, 13|       and regain the open polar atmosphere? No! A shock told me that
18  2, 14|        the pumice-stones, in an atmosphere often impregnated with a
19  2, 16|    water, and already the heavy atmosphere of the Nautilus requires
20  2, 16|      engine supplied me and the atmosphere of the Nautilus, already
21  2, 16| possible communication with the atmosphere." True enough! Who could
22  2, 16|       impoverished and vitiated atmosphere. Towards evening the trench
23  2, 16|       ice separated us from the atmosphere. Could we not break it?
24  2, 18|    smell of musk penetrated the atmosphere. It was horrible! ~For one
25  2, 19|  hurricane became manifest. The atmosphere was becoming white and misty.
26  2, 19|   electricity that pervaded the atmosphere. The tempest burst on the
27  2, 19|        the sky was on fire. The atmosphere was streaked with vivid
28  2, 21|         funnels, shining in the atmosphere like stars. ~I remained