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 1  1, 14|       my head, like that of a diver in a ball of copper; and
 2  1, 16|     spring upon me. Though my diver's dress was thick enough
 3  2, 3 |      Are we not to put on our diver's dresses?" asked I. ~"Not
 4  2, 3 |   makes it favourable for the diver's work. We will now put
 5  2, 3 |   lasted thirty seconds. ~The diver did not see us. The shadow
 6  2, 3 |    just above the unfortunate diver. It was a shark of enormous
 7  2, 6 |      waters a man appeared, a diver, carrying at his belt a
 8  2, 6 |       Nemo signed to him. The diver answered with his hand,
 9  2, 6 |      all the Cyclades. A bold diver! water is his element, and
10  2, 6 | between the apparition of the diver and the chest filled with
11  2, 22|       of Santorin, the Cretan diver, Vigo Bay, Atlantis, the