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 1  1, 13|    the quietest of seas; its currents are broad and slow, it has
 2  1, 13| continents. They are special currents known by their temperature
 3  1, 13|  direction of five principal currents: one in the North Atlantic,
 4  1, 13|     planisphere one of these currents was rolling, the Kuro-Scivo
 5  1, 22|    of metals to the electric currents. Results so obtained could
 6  1, 22|    drift at the mercy of the currents. I supposed that the crew
 7  2, 4 |      of the Red Sea, nor its currents, nor its sandbanks." ~"Certainly,"
 8  2, 4 |   they went by guess amongst currents of which they scarcely knew
 9  2, 7 |       There once existed two currents: an upper one, long since
10  2, 9 |    vapour by contact. ~Rapid currents bearing all these gases
11  2, 19|      between its air and its currents. A shower of fire had succeeded