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 1  1, 5 |       extremity of the American continent, to which some Dutch sailors
 2  1, 18| neighboring groups, and a fifth continent will stretch from New Zealand
 3  2, 6 |   address. To what point of the continent? Who was Captain Nemo's
 4  2, 9 |           CHAPTER IX~A VANISHED CONTINENT~The next morning, the 19th
 5  2, 9 |         Atlantis of Plato, that continent denied by Origen and Humbolt,
 6  2, 9 |      foot the mountains of this continent, touching with my hand those
 7  2, 9 |         pale rays on the buried continent. It was but a gleam, but
 8  2, 10|         the ocean. It must be a continent, or at least an island--
 9  2, 13|      easy to the Nautilus. If a continent lies before the pole, it
10  2, 13|         it must stop before the continent; but if, on the contrary,
11  2, 13|         we may suppose either a continent or an ocean free from ice
12  2, 14|      stretch of land, perhaps a continent, for we could not see its
13  2, 14|     vegetation of this desolate continent seemed to me much restricted.
14  2, 14|     this excursion to the polar continent, I could hear the cries
15  2, 14|       Here, as lower down, this continent was alive with myriads of
16  2, 14|         rays upon this deserted continent and seas which never man
17  2, 15|       sole masters of the polar continent. But the reservoirs were
18  2, 17|      encloses thus all the sunk continent of the Atlantic. The bottom