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 1 VI    |      would be subject, like the ocean, to the lunar attraction,
 2 IX    |       seemed to rise out of the ocean like a group of rocks in
 3 XVI   |      looked westward, there the ocean lay spread out in all its
 4 XXIV  |       under the wide expanse of ocean.”~“Under the sea,” my uncle
 5 XXIV  |         it be?” I said. “Is the ocean spread above our heads?”~“
 6 XXIV  |      thought that the boundless ocean was rolling over my head.
 7 XXVI  |       heads solid beds of rock, ocean, continents, and towns.
 8 XXX   |    commencement of a lake or an ocean, spread far away beyond
 9 XXX   |        horizon.~It was quite an ocean, with the irregular shores
10 XXX   | sufficient extent to contain an ocean.~The vault that spanned
11 XXX   |         upon the surface of the ocean. I then desired to pierce
12 XXXI  |      this terrestrial crust, an ocean with ebbing and flowing
13 XXXI  |         wide and tempest-tossed ocean may flow at its ease?”~“
14 XXXII |       out our line. Surely this ocean is well peopled with fish,
15 XXXIII|          his eyes traversed the ocean from side to side. What
16 XXXIV |       but sees no breakers. The ocean’ is smooth and unbroken
17 XXXIV |     proceed from the sky or the ocean?~I look up to the atmospheric
18 XXXIV |         a cataract, if all this ocean flows away headlong into
19 XXXV  |        sees this vast length of ocean unrolling before him to
20 XXXVII|     explain the existence of an ocean forty leagues beneath the
21 XXXVII|     origin in the waters of the ocean overhead, which had made