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 1  2, 4|   closed as the Gulf, as the Isthmus of Suez is not yet cut;
 2  2, 4|    promontory which a narrow isthmus joins to the mainland, a
 3  2, 4|  situated a little above the Isthmus of Suez, in the arm which
 4  2, 4| towns are established on the isthmus, after the construction
 5  2, 4|   land, and passes above the isthmus " ~"Or beneath it, M. Aronnax." ~"
 6  2, 4|     of Pelusium." ~"But this isthmus is composed of nothing but
 7  2, 5|       had passed through the Isthmus of Suez. ~
 8  2, 6|  have passed this impassable isthmus." ~"I do not believe it,"
 9  2, 7|  Conseil, "it is like a real isthmus joining Europe to Africa." ~"
10  2, 7|     much pains to pierce the isthmus." ~"I agree with you; but