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 1 VI     |           indent those sea-beaten shores, and stop at the sixty-fifth
 2 VIII   |       with walking on the verdant shores of the bay within which
 3 VIII   | outstretched the faintly-shadowed shores of Sweden. All this immensity
 4 XVI    |         at all great heights, the shores seemed raised and the centre
 5 XXX    |         ocean, with the irregular shores of earth, but desert and
 6 XXX    |       they belonged roamed on the shores of this subterranean sea,
 7 XXX    |       anything about its opposite shores?~My uncle made no doubt
 8 XXXI   |      granite, and on the opposite shores we shall find fresh passages
 9 XXXII  |         far away removed from the shores.~I gaze upward in the air.
10 XXXVII |   important.~We had traversed the shores of the Liedenbrock sea for
11 XXXVIII|         of the earth, down to the shores of the Liedenbrock sea,