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 1 1,1|       noise like the dashing of waves. The sea is below the car!
 2 1,1|         which they ran from the waves. However, the balloon, lightened
 3 1,1|         was the open sea, whose waves were still dashing with
 4 1,1|      from being engulfed in the waves. The voyagers directed all
 5 1,1|    certainty vanish beneath the waves. ~They now resorted to the
 6 1,1|      were beaten by the furious waves. The balloon-case bulged
 7 1,1|         out of the reach of the waves. ~The voyagers, aiding each
 8 1,3|        above the roaring of the waves and the dashing of the surf.
 9 1,3|    pointing to the ocean, whose waves shone of a snowy white in
10 1,3|       that the agitation of the waves was diminished. The noise
11 1,3|         in great heavily moving waves. ~It was unfortunate, however,
12 1,4|         granite, which even the waves had not worn away. Towards
13 1,5|         find the box, which the waves had rolled about among the
14 1,5|     have been swept away by the waves. As the sea went down, they
15 1,5|      breaking on the shore. The waves rolled the shingle backwards
16 1,6|         a shore. As long as the waves had not cast up the body
17 1,7|       say the car was, when the waves carried off our companion?" ~
18 1,7|      friend has perished in the waves?" again asked the reporter. ~"
19 1,8|        It was possible that the waves had carried the body to
20 1,8|         made to escape from the waves by crossing the rocks, had
21 1,8|       having saved you from the waves?" ~"You are right, my dear
22 1,8|      having dragged me from the waves... Come, Top! Come, old
23 1,8|     away by the violence of the waves. A horrid presentiment flashed
24 1,0|         disappeared beneath the waves. ~ ~
25 1,2|        sand out of reach of the waves. It was an instrument of
26 1,7| myself-how I was drawn from the waves, and carried to the downs?
27 1,2|      the midst of ice which the waves heaped up at each tide,
28 2,4|        water were beaten by the waves. It was not such a shore
29 2,5|      beach, out of reach of the waves." ~"Let us go on with our
30 2,1|       in its impotent fury. The waves rebounded in dazzling foam,
31 2,3|    capitally. Bounding over the waves she proceeded rapidly on
32 2,5|        was gazing at the little waves which, broken by the islet,
33 2,0|         little to fear from the waves, which always endanger small
34 2,0|       very foundations. Immense waves threatened to overwhelm
35 3,5|  stranger who saved me from the waves after the fall from the
36 3,5|     believe, saved you from the waves, and that under circumstances
37 3,4|         and in great storms the waves beat against the very foot
38 3,5|         disappeared beneath the waves. ~His companions were stupefied. ~
39 3,6|      inhabited earth? Under the waves, in the depths of the ocean,
40 3,7|         its descent through the waves. The powerful light it gave
41 3,8|    carefully protected from the waves. As additional precaution,
42 3,8|    beach could he seen, and the waves, thickened by the volcanic
43 3,8|        slight undulation of the waves carried it farther under
44 3,9|      the east, and as its lower waves became solidified others,
45 3,9|   rolled on without ceasing new waves of incandescent matter. ~
46 3,9| incandescent matter. ~The first waves of lava which fell in the
47 3,9|        their surface fell other waves, which in their turn became
48 3,0|      only solid point which the waves of the Pacific had not engulfed. ~
49 3,0|        of granite washed by the waves of the Pacific, the tomb