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 1  1, 2 |         even through the Atlantic cable, that jesters pretended
 2  1, 6 |          it to come within half a cable's length; then, as if disdaining
 3  1, 21|           no rail; but a metallic cable charged with electricity
 4  2, 20|           that I saw the electric cable lying on the bottom. Conseil,
 5  2, 20| particulars in the laying of this cable. The first one was laid
 6  2, 20|         board resolved to cut the cable before fishing it up, and
 7  2, 20|        once answered, and another cable was constructed on better
 8  2, 20|    Several times in unrolling the cable they observed that nails
 9  2, 20|       expect to find the electric cable in its primitive state,
10  2, 20|          a second. Doubtless this cable will last for a great length
11  2, 20|        level, so well chosen, the cable is never so deeply submerged