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"
M.
Aronnax
,
an
iron
vessel
costs
L145
per
ton
.
Now
the
Nautilus
weighed
1,500
.
It
came
therefore
to
L67
,500
,
and
L80
,000
more
for
fitting
it
up
,
and
about
L200
,000
,
with
the
works
of
art
and
the
collections
it
contains
.
"
"
One
last
question
,
Captain
Nemo
.
"
"
Ask
it
,
Professor
.
"
"
You
are
rich
?
"
"
Immensely
rich
,
sir
;
and
I
could
,
without
missing
it
,
pay
the
national
debt
of
France
.
"
I
stared
at
the
singular
person
who
spoke
thus
.
Was
he
playing
upon
my
credulity
?
The
future
would
decide
that
.
The
portion
of
the
terrestrial
globe
which
is
covered
by
water
is
estimated
at
upwards
of
eighty
millions
of
acres
.
This
fluid
mass
comprises
two
billions
two
hundred
and
fifty
millions
of
cubic
miles
,
forming
a
spherical
body
of
a
diameter
of
sixty
leagues
,
the
weight
of
which
would
be
three
quintillions
of
tons
.
To
comprehend
the
meaning
of
these
figures
,
it
is
necessary
to
observe
that
a
quintillion
is
to
a
billion
as
a
billion
is
to
unity
;
in
other
words
,
there
are
as
many
billions
in
a
quintillion
as
there
are
units
in
a
billion
.
This
mass
of
fluid
is
equal
to
about
the
quantity
of
water
which
would
be
discharged
by
all
the
rivers
of
the
earth
in
forty
thousand
years
.
During
the
geological
epochs
the
ocean
originally
prevailed
everywhere
.
Then
by
degrees
,
in
the
silurian
period
,
the
tops
of
the
mountains
began
to
appear
,
the
islands
emerged
,
then
disappeared
in
partial
deluges
,
reappeared
,
became
settled
,
formed
continents
,
till
at
length
the
earth
became
geographically
arranged
,
as
we
see
in
the
present
day
.
The
solid
had
wrested
from
the
liquid
thirty-seven
million
six
hundred
and
fifty-seven
square
miles
,
equal
to
twelve
billions
nine
hundred
and
sixty
millions
of
acres
.
The
shape
of
continents
allows
us
to
divide
the
waters
into
five
great
portions
:
the
Arctic
or
Frozen
Ocean
,
the
Antarctic
,
or
Frozen
Ocean
,
the
Indian
,
the
Atlantic
,
and
the
Pacific
Oceans
.
The
Pacific
Ocean
extends
from
north
to
south
between
the
two
Polar
Circles
,
and
from
east
to
west
between
Asia
and
America
,
over
an
extent
of
145
degrees
of
longitude
.
It
is
the
quietest
of
seas
;
its
currents
are
broad
and
slow
,
it
has
medium
tides
,
and
abundant
rain
.
Such
was
the
ocean
that
my
fate
destined
me
first
to
travel
over
under
these
strange
conditions
.
