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 1 VII   | became unstrung, and from the depths of the abysses of this earth
 2 XIV   | volcano, and from the deepest depths of the earth I saw myself
 3 XVIII |    THE WONDERS OF TERRESTRIAL DEPTHS~At eight in the morning
 4 XVIII | seemed as if the genii of the depths were lighting up their palace
 5 XIX   |  beasts infested these silent depths.~Next morning, we awoke
 6 XX    |      action of nature; in the depths of the seas the vegetable
 7 XXIV  |     carrying us to very great depths indeed.~Four days later,
 8 XXV   |     the very deepest of known depths, there was something not
 9 XXVII |  companions away into unknown depths.~How was I to return? There
10 XXVIII|       proceeding in the great depths amidst which I lay helpless.
11 XXXIII|  great volume of water in the depths it inhabits. It has been
12 XXXIV |       and try to fathom their depths. The sky is calm and motionless.