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1 III  | incessantly on the fluid strata of divers densities. This projectile
2 VII  |      specter of the dog, and other divers objects which had been thrown
3 VIII |       philosophy.”~And immediately divers other objects, firearms
4 XVIII|           attendant marks, such as divers buildings, and even by ruins.
5 XXII |    impervious covering allowed the divers to observe the bottom of
6 XXII |           impatience of these bold divers cannot be described, and
7 XXII |         vitiated air compelled the divers to ascend.~The hauling in