Twenty Thousand Leagues Under The Sea - Ingilizce Klasik Roman Jules Verne

The Sea İs Everything. It Covers Seven Tenths Of The Terrestrial Globe. Its Breath İs Pure And Healthy. It İs An İmmense Desert, Where Man İs Never Lonely, For He Feels Life Stirring On All Sides. The Sea İs Only The Embodiment Of A Supernatural And Wonderful Existence. It İs Nothing But Love And Emotion; İt İs The `Living Infinite,’ As One Of Your Poets Has Said. In Fact, Professor, Nature Manifests Herself İn İt By Her Three Kingdoms—Mineral, Vegetable, And Animal. The Sea İs The Vast Reservoir Of Nature. The Globe Began With Sea, So To Speak; And Who Knows İf İt Will Not End With İt? In İt İs Supreme Tranquillity. The Sea Does Not Belong To Despots. Upon İts Surface Men Can Still Exercise Unjust Laws, Fight, Tear One Another To Pieces, And Be Carried Away With Terrestrial Horrors. But At Thirty Feet Below İts Level, Their Reign Ceases, Their İnfluence İs Quenched, And Their Power Disappears.