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 1 1,4|     sparkled through glades the waters of the little river; they
 2 1,9|       had disappeared under the waters of a large pond shaded by
 3 1,1|   spaces which emerge above the waters of the Pacific, and this
 4 1,2|      between the rocks, and its waters discharged a strong sulphuric
 5 1,2|       they had conjectured, the waters of the stream flowed clear
 6 1,2|       thirty to forty feet. Its waters were sweet, and it was supposed
 7 1,2|         was resumed. The limpid waters of the Red Creek flowed
 8 1,2|   degrees by the creek, and its waters must necessarily pass to
 9 1,6|    disturbed the surface of its waters. Top, in beating the bushes,
10 1,6|      discover how and where the waters were discharged. "There
11 1,6|       the midst of the agitated waters, and then soon gained the
12 1,7|     appeared under the tranquil waters, which sparkled in the first
13 1,7|     inclined downwards from the waters, which were only restrained
14 1,8|         somewhere, by which the waters of the lake reached the
15 1,9| drowning this opening under the waters of the lake, by restoring
16 1,1|        no shallows troubled the waters, by its uniform color, which
17 1,1|  fertile, is washed by the warm waters of the Gulf of Mexico, and
18 1,1|         but which was above the waters at a prehistoric period." ~"
19 1,2|        the lake, the river. The waters of the Mercy flowed under
20 2,2|       the sea as calm as if its waters were contained within the
21 2,4|       gradually widened and its waters became less tumultuous.
22 2,4|      curious thing was that its waters, instead of joining the
23 2,6|     this opening by raising the waters of the lake, for the operation
24 2,7|     this fresh discharge of its waters, but Cyrus Harding had ascertained
25 2,0|       have no wish to leave the waters of the island. Therefore,
26 2,1|  formerly supplied a way to the waters of the lake. ~Why did Top
27 2,3|  cautiously through the unknown waters. The whole of the island
28 2,5|        reposing on the tranquil waters of Port Balloon. ~During
29 2,0|     strait and glided on to the waters, so strangely enclosed in
30 2,0|   disappeared under the foaming waters, when the sea beat against
31 2,0|      breeze, was as calm as the waters of a lake, sparkling here
32 3,1|      another ever return to the waters of Lincoln Island? Who could
33 3,4|         from venturing into the waters of Lincoln Island! ~In the
34 3,5|  presence of the torpedo in the waters of the channel! ~"My friends,
35 3,8|        ship had appeared in the waters of the island, and if the
36 3,0|         had taken refuge on the waters of the lake, had already
37 3,1|      leaves spread out like the waters of a fountain, locust-trees,
38 3,3|        which first received the waters of Falls River. There Ayrton
39 3,3|      had cast them up above the waters, at the time of the submersion
40 3,5|          plunging into the dark waters, urged the boat onwards. ~
41 3,6|        who rescued Top from the waters of the lake, who caused
42 3,7|         beneath the surface the waters of the ocean are as calm
43 3,8|         we not?-to float on the waters of Port Balloon! Therefore
44 3,9|         afford a passage to the waters of the lake which fill the
45 3,9|     formerly stretched the calm waters of the lake now appeared
46 3,9|     immense shoals. Imagine the waters of the lake aroused by a
47 3,9|         should be afloat on the waters. With the danger of an explosion
48 3,0|         island sunk beneath the waters of the Pacific. A river