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The chimney alone,
thirty
metres high, still remained standing, though shaken, like a mast in the tempest.
She earned
thirty
sous.
The brat's twenty sous and my thirty, that makes fifty.
The lad was
thirty
years old, and his age to that of his employer was as fifteen is to twenty.
During the magnificent evening of June 25--in other words, three weeks after our departure--the frigate lay abreast of Cabo Blanco,
thirty
miles to leeward of the coast of Patagonia.
Then, just as he was about to strike, the cetacean would steal off with a swiftness I could estimate at no less than
thirty
miles per hour.
After being confined for over
thirty
hours, he and Conseil were finally out of this cell.
But
thirty
feet below sea level, their dominion ceases, their influence fades, their power vanishes!
Some
thirty
pictures by the masters, uniformly framed and separated by gleaming panoplies of arms, adorned walls on which were stretched tapestries of austere design.
But lower down, while diving beneath that surface, isn't your submersible going to encounter a pressure, and consequently undergo an upward thrust, that must be assessed at one atmosphere per every
thirty
feet of water, hence at about one kilogram per each square centimeter?""Precisely, sir.""Then unless you fill up the whole Nautilus, I don't see how you can force it down into the heart of these liquid masses."
In fact, according to the most recent calculations, this reduction is only .0000436 per atmosphere, or per every
thirty
feet of depth.
Now then, I use glass windows measuring no less than twenty-one centimeters at their centers; in other words, they've
thirty
times the thickness."
Lighting up the seafloor even
thirty
feet beneath the surface of the ocean, the sun astonished me with its power.
Although the summer sun lavished its rays on us, we never suffered from the heat, because
thirty
or forty meters underwater, the temperature didn't go over 10 degrees to 12 degrees centigrade.
After clearing the outer belt of rocks via a narrow passageway, the Nautilus lay inside the breakers where the sea had a depth of
thirty
to forty fathoms.
Just as we were boarding, he spotted several trees twenty-five to
thirty
feet high, belonging to the palm species.
In essence, it was a cluster of countless open-sea infusoria, of noctiluca an eighth of an inch wide, actual globules of transparent jelly equipped with a threadlike tentacle, up to 25,000 of which have been counted in
thirty
cubic centimeters of water.
Soon the Nautilus reentered its liquid element, and the pressure gauge indicated that it was staying at a depth of
thirty
feet.
Fishermen gather in the Gulf of Mannar only during the month of March, and for
thirty
days some 300 boats concentrate on the lucrative harvest of these treasures from the sea.
I believe the average time underwater that these fishermen can tolerate is
thirty
seconds, during which they hastily stuff their little nets with all the pearl oysters they can tear loose.
Then he went back up, emptied his sack, pulled up his stone, and started all over again, the whole process lasting only
thirty
seconds.
The islet of Aphroessa was circular in shape, measuring 300 feet in diameter and
thirty
feet in height.
At an elevation of about
thirty
meters, the nature of the terrain changed without becoming any easier.
My movements were quite free, although they were executed under a pressure of
thirty
atmospheres.
This Land of Fire forms a huge cluster of islands over
thirty
leagues long and eighty leagues wide, extending between latitude 53 degrees and 56 degrees south, and between longitude 67 degrees 50' and 77 degrees 15' west.
On April 16 we raised Martinique and Guadalupe from a distance of about
thirty
miles.
So it was a promising opportunity, despite the
thirty
miles that separated the Nautilus from these Union coasts.
The Nautilus was fleeing northward at a speed of twenty-five miles per hour, sometimes on the surface of the sea, sometimes
thirty
feet beneath it.
Some came from a distance of
thirty
miles, from Goderville, from Normanville, and from Cany.
Their son would have been
thirty
by now.
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