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 1 I    |   depths of the Atlantic, the Pacific, or the Indian Ocean? What
 2 IX   |    City, the real head of the Pacific Railway, that long line
 3 IX   |     valley is followed by the Pacific Railway in its route across
 4 X    |        through which runs the Pacific Railway into the Mormon
 5 X    |  Evans. It was a train on the Pacific Railway on the road to Salt
 6 X    |      the seashore. It was the Pacific Ocean!~
 7 XI   |           Chapter XI~THE WIDE PACIFIC~Uncle Prudent and Phil Evans
 8 XI   | sweeping along over the North Pacific. On the following morning,
 9 XV   |   Ocean, the Atlantic and the Pacific, to convince them against
10 XVI  |      to do then? Get into the Pacific, or go to the continent
11 XVI  |      coast as if to enter the Pacific. After passing Lomas Bay,
12 XVI  |  Island, on the shores of the Pacific. Then, having accomplished
13 XVII |     some lonely island in the Pacific with a colony of scoundrels
14 XVII |      the lower regions of the Pacific are covered with icefields
15 XVII |    some unknown island of the Pacific. Beneath her stretched the
16 XVII | dissipate, the surface of the Pacific was a milky white. It seemed
17 XVII |     had recently raged in the Pacific.~It was one o’clock in the
18 XVIII| carried by the storm into the Pacific over the polar region, accomplishing
19 XVIII|    above the vast seas of the Pacific would be a very awkward
20 XVIII|    the thousands that dot the Pacific? However, Robur decided
21 XIX  |       Was it an island in the Pacific, in Australasia, or in the
22 XIX  |     to think they were in the Pacific.~At this height—one hundred
23 XIX  |   almost imperceptible in the Pacific.~At the northwest point
24 XIX  |       in the immensity of the Pacific Ocean between the Equator
25 XIX  |     in the north of the South Pacific, a long way out of the route
26 XIX  |      X Island by crossing the Pacific obliquely. But the cyclone
27 XX   |  resume her voyage across the Pacific to X Island.~It was important,
28 XXI  |    express train on the Union Pacific.~At the end of this day
29 XXI  |    the first train out on the Pacific Railway, and on the 27th
30 XXII |   buried in the depths of the Pacific!~That Robur had a retreat,
31 XXIII|  escaped being drowned in the Pacific?~The remains of the deck,