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 1  1, 5 |      zone corresponding to our January in Europe, but the sea was
 2  1, 18| disposal, and he set out, 23rd January, 1827, accompanied by a
 3  1, 19|    Papua. ~Early on the 1st of January, 1863, Conseil joined me
 4  1, 19|       see everything." ~On 2nd January we had made 11,340 miles,
 5  1, 19|    crossing the coral sea, 4th January, we sighted the Papuan coasts.
 6  1, 19|        low seas. To-day is 4th January, and in five days the moon
 7  1, 20|    soundly. ~The next day, 6th January, nothing new on board. Not
 8  1, 21|      in the morning of the 8th January I went up on to the platform.
 9  1, 22|         The following day 10th January, the Nautilus continued
10  1, 22|       west, and on the 11th of January we doubled Cape Wessel,
11  1, 22|      followed. ~On the 13th of January, Captain Nemo arrived in
12  1, 22|        element, on the 14th of January we lost sight of land altogether.
13  1, 22|     latitudes. ~On the 16th of January, the Nautilus seemed becalmed
14  1, 22|     situation. ~On the 18th of January, the Nautilus was in 105°
15  2, 1 |          That day, the 24th of January, 1868, at noon, the second
16  2, 1 |        the 21st to the 23rd of January the Nautilus went at the
17  2, 1 |       the sea. ~On the 25th of January the ocean was entirely deserted;
18  2, 1 |          The next day, 26th of January, we cut the equator at the
19  2, 1 |      them behind. ~The 27th of January, at the entrance of the
20  2, 4 |      of the day of the 29th of January, the island of Ceylon disappeared
21  2, 4 |      Seas. ~The next day (30th January), when the Nautilus went