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 1 5 |        against the background of the ocean. It had been most frequently
 2 5 | transatlantic steamers completed the ocean passage in five days. And
 3 5 |        plunged into the abyss of the ocean. Was it not the interest
 4 13|         Whether it was a lake or the ocean I could easily settle. As
 5 13|             boat plunged beneath the ocean.~As to the motor, which
 6 15|            not have traversed either ocean in the dozen hours since
 7 16|             the sky into the Pacific ocean.~Mr. Prudent and Mr. Evans
 8 17|          sped through the air or the ocean? My only chance must be
 9 17|       Carolina, seeking the Atlantic Ocean? Or would he head to the
10 17|          floated in the air above an ocean, at a height which I judged
11 17|          electricity!~The whole vast ocean around us was empty. Not
12 17|       peacefully forward through the ocean’s depths.~Thoroughly worn
13 17|              mid-sky above a howling ocean, I leaped toward the stern,
14 17|             a thousand feet into the ocean beneath.~    | Table of