Chapter

 1 XI    |       loses itself in the Pacific Ocean. It was, therefore, only
 2 XXVIII|        thence, darting across the ocean, ran through all the telegraphic
 3 VIII  |           by weight; not even the ocean, whose waves would no longer
 4 XII   |  Aristarchus, which overlook the “Ocean of Tempests,” sometimes
 5 XX    |          soundings in the Pacific Ocean about 200 miles off the
 6 XXI   |        spars, was thrown into the ocean. The end of the rope was
 7 XXI   | projectile from the depths of the ocean.~These devoted men set off
 8 XXII  |          it to the surface of the ocean was still wanting. It must
 9 XXII  |       nearly four miles under the ocean, this metal prison defied
10 XXII  |     position at the bottom of the ocean. The submarine apparatus
11 XXII  |           from the surface of the ocean.~The emotion of the officers
12 XXII  |          see the dark beds of the ocean for a considerable extent
13 XXII  |           seemed here in the wide ocean almost impossible. The chances
14 XXII  |    explorers to the depths of the ocean.~The whole day passed in
15 XXII  |           in the immensity of the ocean. They must give up all idea
16 XXII  |        the greatest depths of the ocean, must naturally return to