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1        I,  X |    depth of from four to five fathoms; and although the sounding
2        I,  X |       of two or three hundred fathoms instead of five fathoms.
3        I,  X |       fathoms instead of five fathoms. Five fathoms! I confess
4        I,  X | instead of five fathoms. Five fathoms! I confess I am puzzled.”~
5        I,  X |  still four, or at most five, fathoms; and although its bottom
6        I,  XI|       little more than eleven fathoms, that on either hand of
7        I,  XI|     little short of a hundred fathoms. A formation such as this
8        I,  XI|     inquiries, reported—“Five fathoms and a flat bottom.”~The
9        I,  XI|  taken at each station. “Five fathoms and a flat bottom,” was