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 1        I,  IX  | anchor, imbedded in the sandy bottom, had made good its hold,
 2        I,  X   | Procope, the line indicated a bottom at a nearly uniform depth
 3        I,  X   |     fathoms; and although its bottom was assiduously dredged,
 4        I,  XI  |     the same uniform and arid bottom.~In the course of the day
 5        I,  XI  |       the recent prodigy, the bottom of the Mediterranean just
 6        I,  XI  |       Five fathoms and a flat bottom.”~The next aim was to determine
 7        I,  XI  |       Five fathoms and a flat bottom,” was the unvaried announcement
 8        I,  XII |  frequently uplifted from the bottom.~The extreme nakedness of
 9        I,  XVI |      rent from the top to the bottom by a narrow rift, like the
10        I,  XVI |      rocks that rested at the bottom— just as those which formed
11        I,  XVI |        Although, however, the bottom of the chasm had never as
12        I,  XVI |       the rocks that made the bottom of the ravine in some degree
13        I,  XVII|      who found himself at the bottom of a well.”~“Ay; but where
14       II,  XVII|       him quietly down at the bottom of the car.~To the great