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 1  1, 4 |         surface is represented by millions of square inches, that is
 2  1, 4 |        inches, that is by tens of millions of pounds, we must estimate
 3  1, 10|      pigeon's egg, and were worth millions. ~{this para has been altered
 4  1, 10|           Nemo must have expended millions in the acquirement of these
 5  1, 13|    estimated at upwards of eighty millions of acres. This fluid mass
 6  1, 13|    billions two hundred and fifty millions of cubic miles, forming
 7  1, 13|   billions nine hundred and sixty millions of acres. ~The shape of
 8  2, 3 |        CHAPTER III~A PEARL OF TEN MILLIONS~The next morning at four
 9  2, 3 |   pearl-oysters are reproduced by millions. ~Captain Nemo pointed with
10  2, 6 |        under the waves. ~So these millions had been transported to
11  2, 6 |        But where does he take his millions to?" asked Ned Land. ~To
12  2, 8 |           area covers twenty-five millions of square miles, the length
13  2, 8 |           wants, to pack up those millions with which he burdened the
14  2, 8 | suspension in these waters at two millions." ~"Doubtless; but to extract
15  2, 8 |  understand now the source of the millions I am worth?" ~"I understand,
16  2, 8 |        shipwrecks at five hundred millions." ~"Five hundred millions
17  2, 8 |         millions." ~"Five hundred millions they were," answered Captain
18  2, 8 |         understood for whom those millions were destined which were
19  2, 9 |      pieces of stone covered with millions of zoophytes and masses
20  2, 9 |        the shadow of some cavity. Millions of luminous spots shone
21  2, 20|    molluscs, which perish here by millions. The depth of the sea is