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  1  1, 10|         nothing to you but Captain Nemo; and you and your companions
  2  1, 10|            the Nautilus." ~Captain Nemo called. A steward appeared.
  3  1, 10|      Captain." ~I followed Captain Nemo; and as soon as I had passed
  4  1, 10|           richly laid out. Captain Nemo indicated the place I was
  5  1, 10|            marine origin. ~Captain Nemo looked at me. I asked him
  6  1, 10|        connoisseur, whilst Captain Nemo enchanted me with his extraordinary
  7  1, 10|         There I am free!" ~Captain Nemo suddenly became silent in
  8  1, 10|            your service." ~Captain Nemo rose. I followed him. A
  9  1, 10|         believe my eyes. ~"Captain Nemo," said I to my host, who
 10  1, 10|        Professor?" replied Captain Nemo. "Did your study in the
 11  1, 10|        freely." ~I thanked Captain Nemo, and went up to the shelves
 12  1, 10|           a library," said Captain Nemo, "it is also a smoking-room." ~"
 13  1, 10|             At that moment Captain Nemo opened a door which stood
 14  1, 10|        brief revery on the part of Nemo} ~Under elegant glass cases,
 15  1, 10|         simply impossible. Captain Nemo must have expended millions
 16  1, 10|     Nautilus." ~I followed Captain Nemo who, by one of the doors
 17  1, 10|         necessaries only. ~Captain Nemo pointed to a seat. ~"Be
 18  1, 11|    ELECTRICITY~"Sir," said Captain Nemo, showing me the instruments
 19  1, 11|           Professor," said Captain Nemo, "my electricity is not
 20  1, 11|             Aronnax," said Captain Nemo, rising. "If you will allow
 21  1, 11|          leak. ~I followed Captain Nemo through the waist, and arrived
 22  1, 12|         One last question, Captain Nemo." ~"Ask it, Professor." ~"
 23  1, 13|   conditions. ~"Sir," said Captain Nemo, "we will, if you please,
 24  1, 13|            A vast desert. ~Captain Nemo, by the help of his sextant,
 25  1, 13|            I will retire." Captain Nemo bowed, and I remained alone,
 26  1, 13|           hour. I expected Captain Nemo, but he did not appear.
 27  1, 14|            by a visit from Captain Nemo. The panels of the saloon
 28  1, 14|         Scarcely a billow. Captain Nemo, whom I hoped to meet, would
 29  1, 14|         prepared to salute Captain Nemo, but it was his second (
 30  1, 14|            individual. But Captain Nemo did not appear. ~I had made
 31  1, 14|           November, 1867. ~Captain Nemo invites Professor Aronnax
 32  1, 14|           his companions. ~CAPTAIN NEMO, Commander of the Nautilus. ~"
 33  1, 14|      contradictory between Captain Nemo's manifest aversion to islands
 34  1, 14|           companions. ~"If Captain Nemo does sometimes go on dry
 35  1, 14|       entered the saloon. ~Captain Nemo was there, waiting for me.
 36  1, 14|        Rhodomenia palmata. Captain Nemo ate at first without saying
 37  1, 14|        open." ~"Perfectly, Captain Nemo; but the air that you carry
 38  1, 14|          and I can see." ~"Captain Nemo, to all my objections you
 39  1, 14|            where you go." ~Captain Nemo then led me aft; and in
 40  1, 15|          Master Ned," said Captain Nemo. ~"Is Conseil going to risk
 41  1, 15|       eighteenth century. ~Captain Nemo and one of his companions (
 42  1, 15|       another was ready. ~"Captain Nemo," said I, "this arm is perfect,
 43  1, 15|           You shall see." ~Captain Nemo thrust his head into the
 44  1, 15|       relate such wonders! Captain Nemo walked in front, his companion
 45  1, 15|          For aught I knew, Captain Nemo and his companion might
 46  1, 15|    stopping, and following Captain Nemo, who beckoned me on by signs.
 47  1, 15|             At this moment Captain Nemo stopped; he waited till
 48  1, 16|           of the finest of Captain Nemo's immense domains. He looked
 49  1, 16|           In about an hour Captain Nemo gave the signal to halt;
 50  1, 16|          prevented before. Captain Nemo and his robust companion,
 51  1, 16|       towards the horizon. Captain Nemo had already risen, and I
 52  1, 16|            at this moment. Captain Nemo pointed out the hideous
 53  1, 16|           to the Nautilus, Captain Nemo continued his bold excursion.
 54  1, 16|     brilliant white light. Captain Nemo had just put his electric
 55  1, 16|        Several times I saw Captain Nemo stop, put his gun to his
 56  1, 16|          It was the earth! Captain Nemo stopped suddenly. A gesture
 57  1, 16|           stop. Here ended Captain Nemo's domains. And he would
 58  1, 16|          The return began. Captain Nemo had returned to the head
 59  1, 16|           become extinct. ~Captain Nemo's companion took the beast,
 60  1, 16|          hovering over us. Captain Nemo's companion shouldered his
 61  1, 16|            I presently saw Captain Nemo coming hurriedly towards
 62  1, 16|        been left open, and Captain Nemo closed it as soon as we
 63  1, 17|          of the ocean when Captain Nemo appeared. He did not seem
 64  1, 17|        animalculae." ~When Captain Nemo spoke thus, he seemed altogether
 65  1, 17|     whether some despot " ~Captain Nemo finished his sentence with
 66  1, 17|          Having said this, Captain Nemo went towards the panel,
 67  1, 17|         weeks that passed, Captain Nemo was very sparing of his
 68  1, 17|           horizon, because Captain Nemo did not wish to bring the
 69  1, 18|  suggesting this theory to Captain Nemo, he replied coldly: ~"The
 70  1, 18|             I had not seen Captain Nemo for a week, when, on the
 71  1, 18|         now." ~Followed by Captain Nemo, I went up on to the platform,
 72  1, 18|      suspicion? ~Just then Captain Nemo asked me what I knew about
 73  1, 18|   substance of what I told Captain Nemo. ~"So," he said, "no one
 74  1, 18|            No one knows." ~Captain Nemo said nothing, but signed
 75  1, 18|            desolate scene, Captain Nemo said, in a sad voice: ~{
 76  1, 18|          the last wreck." ~Captain Nemo showed me a tin-plate box,
 77  1, 18|            a sailor!" said Captain Nemo, at last. "A coral tomb
 78  1, 19|          On this occasion, Captain Nemo informed me that his intention
 79  1, 19|     impracticable; so that Captain Nemo took all needful precautions
 80  1, 19|            I expected that Captain Nemo was there directing the
 81  1, 19|              I wondered if Captain Nemo, foolishly imprudent, would
 82  1, 19|          rose, I perceived Captain Nemo and his lieutenant on the
 83  1, 19|            rocks, and then Captain Nemo's submarine vessel would
 84  1, 19|          which you flee?" ~Captain Nemo looked at me curiously,
 85  1, 19|       company." ~"However, Captain Nemo," I replied, without noticing
 86  1, 19|          Having said this, Captain Nemo, followed by his lieutenant,
 87  1, 19|          part company with Captain Nemo." ~"Friend Ned, I do not
 88  1, 19|            from his friend Captain Nemo to put us on land, if only
 89  1, 19|            great surprise, Captain Nemo gave me the permission I
 90  1, 20|       become, according to Captain Nemo, "passengers on board the
 91  1, 21|                CHAPTER XXI~CAPTAIN NEMO'S THUNDERBOLT~We looked
 92  1, 21|         heard some chords. Captain Nemo was there, bending over
 93  1, 21|          Aronnax," replied Captain Nemo, placing his fingers on
 94  1, 21|          day, according to Captain Nemo's promise. ~I therefore
 95  1, 21|         entered, and found Captain Nemo deep in algebraical calculations
 96  1, 21|     savages." ~"Ah!," said Captain Nemo quietly, "they are come
 97  1, 21|         more simple," said Captain Nemo. And, pressing an electric
 98  1, 21|            going away; But Captain Nemo detained me, and asked me
 99  1, 21|        more communicative, Captain Nemo showed himself more amiable. ~
100  1, 21|               So speaking, Captain Nemo seemed moved, and his emotion
101  1, 21|            the seas," said Captain Nemo, "that have I done under
102  1, 21|    pronounced these words, Captain Nemo bowed slightly. This was
103  1, 21|        without having seen Captain Nemo, even for an instant. On
104  1, 21|         high-tide: and, if Captain Nemo had not made a rash promise,
105  1, 21|          minutes to three, Captain Nemo appeared in the saloon. ~"
106  1, 21|         Papuans?" answered Captain Nemo, slightly shrugging his
107  1, 21|           quietly answered Captain Nemo, "they will not enter the
108  1, 21|        have been mortal if Captain Nemo had discharged into the
109  1, 22|           13th of January, Captain Nemo arrived in the Sea of Timor,
110  1, 22|         would the fancy of Captain Nemo carry us next? Would he
111  1, 22|      period of the voyage, Captain Nemo made some interesting experiments
112  1, 22|           On the contrary, Captain Nemo went himself to test the
113  1, 22|            directly, I saw Captain Nemo appear with a glass, looking
114  1, 22|           vain to repress. Captain Nemo, having more command over
115  1, 22|         horizon. ~However, Captain Nemo walked from one end of the
116  1, 22|         upon an order from Captain Nemo, the engine, increasing
117  1, 22|            I turned round. Captain Nemo was before me, but I did
118  1, 22|           horizon. At last Captain Nemo recovered himself. His agitation
119  1, 22|            laid. Evidently Captain Nemo had given this order at
120  1, 22|          enough to conceal Captain Nemo's projects from us, sleep
121  1, 23|       order below. ~As for Captain Nemo, he did not appear. ~Of
122  1, 23|          as the sick man. ~Captain Nemo conducted me to the poop
123  1, 23|        head, and turned to Captain Nemo. ~"What caused this wound?"
124  1, 23|         him?" ~"Nothing." ~Captain Nemo's hand contracted, and some
125  1, 23|          on to the bridge. Captain Nemo was there before me. As
126  1, 23|           and told them of Captain Nemo's proposition. Conseil hastened
127  1, 23|             accompanied by Captain Nemo, who was followed by a dozen
128  1, 23|       disclosed before us. Captain Nemo placed himself under a dark
129  1, 23|       shade of the waves. ~Captain Nemo had stopped. I and my companions
130  1, 23|           Upon a sign from Captain Nemo one of the men advanced;
131  1, 23|            the damp grave. Captain Nemo, with his arms crossed on
132  1, 23|        When this was done, Captain Nemo and his men rose; then,
133  1, 23|         near the binnacle. Captain Nemo joined me. I rose and said
134  2, 1 |            this great sea, Captain Nemo's life was passing, even
135  2, 1 |            but one side of Captain Nemo's character. Indeed, the
136  2, 1 |           a new track. No; Captain Nemo was not satisfied with shunning
137  2, 1 |       point of economy for Captain Nemo, who could not easily have
138  2, 2 |          NOVEL PROPOSAL OF CAPTAIN NEMO'S~On the 28th of February,
139  2, 2 |         Indian Peninsula. ~Captain Nemo and his second appeared
140  2, 2 |           Well, sir," said Captain Nemo, "you and your companions
141  2, 2 |           Well?" continued Captain Nemo. ~"I admit, Captain, that
142  2, 2 |          to them," replied Captain Nemo, "and in time you will be
143  2, 2 |           a careless tone, Captain Nemo left the saloon. Now, if
144  2, 2 |             trying to take Captain Nemo's careless tone, "are you
145  2, 3 |           the steward whom Captain Nemo had placed at my service.
146  2, 3 |          into the saloon. ~Captain Nemo was awaiting me. ~"M. Aronnax,"
147  2, 3 |       submarine journey." ~Captain Nemo conducted me to the central
148  2, 3 |        than twenty miles. ~Captain Nemo, Ned Land, Conseil, and
149  2, 3 |           silent. What was Captain Nemo thinking of? Perhaps of
150  2, 3 |      rounded to the south. Captain Nemo rose from his seat and watched
151  2, 3 |             Aronnax," said Captain Nemo. "You see that enclosed
152  2, 3 |           heavy sea-dress. Captain Nemo and my companions were also
153  2, 3 |        inopportunely." ~As Captain Nemo pronounced these words,
154  2, 3 |         remained to ask of Captain Nemo. ~"And our arms?" asked
155  2, 3 |         upon an even sand. Captain Nemo made a sign with his hand,
156  2, 3 |   reproduced by millions. ~Captain Nemo pointed with his hand to
157  2, 3 |        than drowned light. Captain Nemo entered; we followed. My
158  2, 3 |        circular pit. There Captain Nemo stopped, and with his hand
159  2, 3 |           dozens of them. ~Captain Nemo was evidently acquainted
160  2, 3 |            then understood Captain Nemo's intention. In leaving
161  2, 3 |          After ten minutes Captain Nemo stopped suddenly. I thought
162  2, 3 |            two, when I saw Captain Nemo rise suddenly, and then,
163  2, 3 |            I can still see Captain Nemo's position. Holding himself
164  2, 3 |         fisherman's boat. ~Captain Nemo's first care was to recall
165  2, 3 |          have thought when Captain Nemo, drawing from the pocket
166  2, 3 |            copper helmet. ~Captain Nemo's first word was to the
167  2, 3 |    unparalleled courage of Captain Nemo, the other upon his devotion
168  2, 4 |          egress. Where was Captain Nemo taking us to? I could not
169  2, 4 |     certainly thought that Captain Nemo, arrived at this point,
170  2, 4 |          which had decided Captain Nemo upon entering the gulf.
171  2, 4 |       bearings were taken, Captain Nemo mounted the platform, where
172  2, 4 |           borders?" ~"Yes, Captain Nemo," I replied; "and the Nautilus
173  2, 4 |            its inventor!" ~Captain Nemo did not reply. After some
174  2, 4 |          Aronnax," replied Captain Nemo, who seemed to know the
175  2, 4 |        poet's explanation, Captain Nemo," I replied; "but I cannot
176  2, 4 |                Yes." ~"So, Captain Nemo, it is not the first time
177  2, 4 |         whole world," said Captain Nemo. "The ancients well understood
178  2, 4 |            manner in which Captain Nemo had just spoken. ~"Unfortunately,"
179  2, 4 |        Certainly," replied Captain Nemo quietly. "A long time ago
180  2, 5 |            At this instant Captain Nemo appeared on the platform.
181  2, 5 |            already made by Captain Nemo. Then night fell in the
182  2, 5 |            to pass through Captain Nemo's tunnel, I could not stay
183  2, 5 |          Arabian Tunnel." ~Captain Nemo led me towards the central
184  2, 5 |     platform. ~"Now," said Captain Nemo, "let us try to make our
185  2, 5 |            few yards off. ~Captain Nemo did not take his eye from
186  2, 5 |          minutes past ten, Captain Nemo quitted the helm, and, turning
187  2, 6 |         Europe; and before Captain Nemo's caprices drag us once
188  2, 6 |            desire to leave Captain Nemo. ~Thanks to him, and thanks
189  2, 6 |         has thrown us into Captain Nemo's hands?" ~The Canadian
190  2, 6 |          impossibility: if Captain Nemo should this day offer you
191  2, 6 |           must not rely on Captain Nemo's good-will. Common prudence
192  2, 6 |          find another, and Captain Nemo will never forgive us." ~"
193  2, 6 |            not?" ~"Because Captain Nemo cannot hide from himself
194  2, 6 |         great despair. Did Captain Nemo distrust us in these frequented
195  2, 6 |           the Sporades, by Captain Nemo reciting these lines from
196  2, 6 |             and it was not Captain Nemo, deprived of all land communications,
197  2, 6 |           I turned towards Captain Nemo, and in an agitated voice
198  2, 6 |           great amazement, Captain Nemo signed to him. The diver
199  2, 6 |       uncomfortable," said Captain Nemo. "It is Nicholas of Cape
200  2, 6 |              Saying which, Captain Nemo went towards a piece of
201  2, 6 |            word. I looked. Captain Nemo took the ingots one by one,
202  2, 6 |        Greece. ~This done, Captain Nemo pressed a knob, the wire
203  2, 6 |            At that moment, Captain Nemo turned to me. ~"And you
204  2, 6 |         continent? Who was Captain Nemo's correspondent? ~The next
205  2, 6 |           the saloon, when Captain Nemo entered; he approached the
206  2, 6 |          the sea," replied Captain Nemo; "and the globe is always
207  2, 6 |            it is," replied Captain Nemo, showing me a map of the
208  2, 6 |      replied the impassive Captain Nemo. ~An order was given; the
209  2, 7 |         square yards. Even Captain Nemo's knowledge was lost to
210  2, 7 |         was distasteful to Captain Nemo. Those waves and those breezes
211  2, 8 |           we know now that Captain Nemo does not fly from civilised
212  2, 8 |             At that moment Captain Nemo will be shut up in his room,
213  2, 8 |      companions? To-morrow Captain Nemo might take us far from all
214  2, 8 |       nothing more. ~As to Captain Nemo, I asked myself what he
215  2, 8 |       being brought before Captain Nemo, irritated, or (what was
216  2, 8 |          involuntarily. If Captain Nemo should be in his room, he
217  2, 8 |         saloon opened, and Captain Nemo appeared. He saw me, and
218  2, 8 |           Well," continued Captain Nemo, "you heard my question!
219  2, 8 |          of events?" asked Captain Nemo. ~"Perfectly," said I, not
220  2, 8 |          immense riches." ~Captain Nemo stopped. I admit I could
221  2, 8 |          Aronnax," replied Captain Nemo, "we are in that Vigo Bay;
222  2, 8 |  Government had sunk. Here Captain Nemo came, according to his wants,
223  2, 8 |            were," answered Captain Nemo, "but they are so no longer." ~"
224  2, 8 |          must have wounded Captain Nemo. ~"Barren!" he exclaimed,
225  2, 8 |          not understand?" ~Captain Nemo stopped at these last words,
226  2, 8 |          were forwarded by Captain Nemo when the Nautilus was cruising
227  2, 9 |      unexpected visit from Captain Nemo. He asked me very graciously
228  2, 9 |            this excursion. Captain Nemo had not even proposed my
229  2, 9 |       profoundly dark, but Captain Nemo pointed out in the distance
230  2, 9 |  companions and friends of Captain Nemo whom he was going to visit,
231  2, 9 |   submarine towns of which Captain Nemo dreamed. ~Our road grew
232  2, 9 |           of the Atlantic, Captain Nemo advanced without hesitation.
233  2, 9 |         appear to me. ~But Captain Nemo was still mounting. I could
234  2, 9 |         was I? Whither had Captain Nemo's fancy hurried me? ~I would
235  2, 9 |         was the sight that Captain Nemo brought before my eyes! ~
236  2, 9 |        tried to speak, but Captain Nemo stopped me by a gesture,
237  2, 9 |           grand landscape, Captain Nemo remained motionless, as
238  2, 10|         could not even see Captain Nemo; but, looking to the zenith,
239  2, 10|            in safety here, Captain Nemo. Who could reach you in
240  2, 10|          that instant. But Captain Nemo gave no order. Did he wish
241  2, 11|            through it. And Captain Nemo, not wishing to entangle
242  2, 11|         twenty-four hours. Captain Nemo evidently intended accomplishing
243  2, 11|          means of opposing Captain Nemo's will. Our only course
244  2, 11|           great price; but Captain Nemo did not wish the worthy
245  2, 11|            15,140 fathoms. Captain Nemo intended seeking the bottom
246  2, 11|         remembrance?" said Captain Nemo. ~"What do you mean by those
247  2, 11|      proposition, when, at Captain Nemo's call, an objective was
248  2, 11|      operation being over, Captain Nemo said, "Let us go up; we
249  2, 12|         why do you not ask Captain Nemo's permission to chase them?" ~
250  2, 12|          on the platform. ~Captain Nemo watched the troop of cetacea
251  2, 12|          purpose?" replied Captain Nemo; "only to destroy! We have
252  2, 12|          back upon us. But Captain Nemo watched the troop of cetacea,
253  2, 12|             Aronnax," said Captain Nemo. "We will show you something
254  2, 12|            the saloon, and Captain Nemo joined the pilot in his
255  2, 12|            a sea of blood: Captain Nemo joined us. ~"Well, Master
256  2, 12|     breaking on the shore. Captain Nemo steered close to the corpse
257  2, 12|           ill-will towards Captain Nemo increased, and I resolved
258  2, 13|         seeking carefully, Captain Nemo soon found a narrow opening,
259  2, 13|           the horizon. But Captain Nemo went from one opening to
260  2, 13|      slightest indication, Captain Nemo would discover a new pass.
261  2, 13|    obstacle could not stop Captain Nemo: he hurled himself against
262  2, 13|           instant at noon, Captain Nemo took an observation as near
263  2, 13|      obliged to admit that Captain Nemo was more than imprudent.
264  2, 13|             Ah! sir," said Captain Nemo, in an ironical tone, "you
265  2, 13|        into my head to ask Captain Nemo if he had ever discovered
266  2, 13|        Over it, sir!" said Captain Nemo, quietly; "no, not over
267  2, 13|     difficulty," continued Captain Nemo, "is that of remaining several
268  2, 13|          Aronnax," replied Captain Nemo. "I only wish you to observe
269  2, 13|        About four o'clock, Captain Nemo announced the closing of
270  2, 13|         about 900 feet, as Captain Nemo had foreseen, we were floating
271  2, 13|       waist I did not meet Captain Nemo: I supposed him to be in
272  2, 13|      suffer much, although Captain Nemo had not yet made any demand
273  2, 13|         saloon opened, and Captain Nemo appeared. ~"The sea is open!!"
274  2, 14|            Sir," said I to Captain Nemo, "to you belongs the honour
275  2, 14|        birds were issuing. Captain Nemo had some hundreds hunted.
276  2, 14|            When I rejoined Captain Nemo, I found him leaning on
277  2, 14|            might be taken. Captain Nemo not having yet appeared,
278  2, 14|           o'clock, and, if Captain Nemo found the conditions favourable
279  2, 14|            observations to Captain Nemo. ~"You are right, M. Aronnax,"
280  2, 14|      chronometer," replied Captain Nemo. "If to-morrow, the 21st
281  2, 14|         to-morrow, then!" ~Captain Nemo returned on board. Conseil
282  2, 14|          platform. I found Captain Nemo there. ~"The weather is
283  2, 14|          boat took with me Captain Nemo, two men of the crew, and
284  2, 14|     surface of the waters. Captain Nemo went towards the peak, which
285  2, 14|     arriving at the summit Captain Nemo carefully took the mean
286  2, 14|          had yet ploughed. Captain Nemo, furnished with a lenticular
287  2, 14|       South Pole!" replied Captain Nemo, in a grave voice, handing
288  2, 14|             At that moment Captain Nemo, resting with his hand on
289  2, 14|       shoulder, said: ~"I, Captain Nemo, on this 21st day of March,
290  2, 14|              Saying which, Captain Nemo unfurled a black banner,
291  2, 15|   confusion of voices; but Captain Nemo did not appear. As I was
292  2, 15|   exclaimed. ~"We must ask Captain Nemo," said Conseil. ~"But where
293  2, 15|             I thought that Captain Nemo must be in the pilot's cage.
294  2, 15|         the Nautilus, when Captain Nemo entered. He seemed not to
295  2, 15|            natural ones." ~Captain Nemo had chosen a strange moment
296  2, 15|           of our position. Captain Nemo never took his eyes off
297  2, 15|    exclaimed. ~"Yes," said Captain Nemo, going to the door of the
298  2, 15|             I thought that Captain Nemo, by changing his course,
299  2, 15|            very great. But Captain Nemo knew that he could not hasten
300  2, 16|          is least thick." ~Captain Nemo went out. Soon I discovered
301  2, 16|            by his stature. Captain Nemo was with them. Before proceeding
302  2, 16|           yards in height. Captain Nemo then sounded the lower surface.
303  2, 16|        greater difficulty, Captain Nemo had an immense trench made
304  2, 16|        board again, I told Captain Nemo of this grave complication. ~"
305  2, 16|           On that evening, Captain Nemo ought to open the taps of
306  2, 16|        invented! Just then Captain Nemo passed near me. I touched
307  2, 16|            air. Meanwhile, Captain Nemo reflected silently, and
308  2, 16|       stood at 7° outside. Captain Nemo took me to the galleys,
309  2, 16|    supplied him with life. Captain Nemo set the example, and submitted
310  2, 16|          our imprisonment, Captain Nemo, finding the pickaxes work
311  2, 16|           water. Where was Captain Nemo? Had he succumbed? Were
312  2, 17|          and I feared that Captain Nemo would rather take us to
313  2, 17|     thought of the future. Captain Nemo did not appear again either
314  2, 17|            American coast. Captain Nemo did not show himself. Until
315  2, 17|       standing out to sea. Captain Nemo, to Ned Land's great displeasure,
316  2, 17|           evidently due to Captain Nemo's hand, and made after his
317  2, 18|           A minute passed. Captain Nemo, followed by his lieutenant,
318  2, 18|             and, following Captain Nemo, we went towards the central
319  2, 18|           blow of the axe, Captain Nemo cut this formidable tentacle,
320  2, 18|       seaman placed before Captain Nemo, and lifted him up with
321  2, 18|        irresistible power. Captain Nemo uttered a cry, and rushed
322  2, 18|         pressure? However, Captain Nemo had rushed to the poulp,
323  2, 18|       feather. But just as Captain Nemo and his lieutenant threw
324  2, 18|           his succour. But Captain Nemo was before me; his axe disappeared
325  2, 18|           under the waves. Captain Nemo, covered with blood, nearly
326  2, 19|           I have said that Captain Nemo wept while watching the
327  2, 19|           before my mind! ~Captain Nemo entered his room, and I
328  2, 19|           clean breast of it. This Nemo is leaving land and going
329  2, 19|            news from land; Captain Nemo's isolation, his altered
330  2, 19|         you wish me to ask Captain Nemo his intentions concerning
331  2, 19|           I meant to go to Captain Nemo's. It would not do to let
332  2, 19|            I was silenced; Captain Nemo rose. ~"Whatever Ned Land
333  2, 19|         depths of the sea, Captain Nemo, by an unaccountable caprice,
334  2, 19|       south-west at first. Captain Nemo, during the squalls, had
335  2, 19|          have thought that Captain Nemo was courting a death worthy
336  2, 19|           of the Nautilus. Captain Nemo came down about twelve.
337  2, 20|      isolated himself like Captain Nemo. Conseil and I, however,
338  2, 20|         from Ireland. ~Was Captain Nemo going to land on the British
339  2, 20|            could I answer? Captain Nemo reminded invisible. After
340  2, 20|          finding. At noon, Captain Nemo himself came to work the
341  2, 20|         spot in the ocean. Captain Nemo took the sun's altitude
342  2, 20|       passed the meridian, Captain Nemo took his sextant, and watched
343  2, 20|         slow voice I heard Captain Nemo say: ~"At one time this
344  2, 20|            name!" muttered Captain Nemo, crossing his arms. ~
345  2, 21| misanthropy which had shut Captain Nemo and his companions within
346  2, 21|       advanced rapidly. If Captain Nemo allowed her to approach,
347  2, 21|            as we supposed, Captain Nemo employed the Nautilus in
348  2, 21|    mysterious existence of Captain Nemo had been unveiled; and,
349  2, 21|         serious cannonade, Captain Nemo did not appear on the platform;
350  2, 21|          at this vessel?" ~Captain Nemo was terrible to hear; he
351  2, 21|            of the platform Captain Nemo unfurled a black flag, similar
352  2, 21|     pursuit continued, and Captain Nemo contented himself with keeping
353  2, 21|      scarcely spoken, when Captain Nemo imposed silence, saying: ~"
354  2, 21|            for attack; but Captain Nemo contented himself with allowing
355  2, 21|      mounted the platform. Captain Nemo had not left it. He was
356  2, 21|           morning, without Captain Nemo noticing me. The ship stood
357  2, 21|           several sailors. Captain Nemo either did not or would
358  2, 21|           into the saloon. Captain Nemo was there, mute, gloomy,
359  2, 21|         eddy. ~I turned to Captain Nemo. That terrible avenger,
360  2, 21|           little children. Captain Nemo looked at them for some
361  2, 22|          THE LAST WORDS OF CAPTAIN NEMO~The panels had closed on
362  2, 22|  insurmountable horror for Captain Nemo. Whatever he had suffered
363  2, 22|            this voyage. Of Captain Nemo I saw nothing whatever now,
364  2, 22|          yet hoping to see Captain Nemo, wishing and yet not wishing
365  2, 22|        have betrayed me to Captain Nemo's eyes. What was he doing
366  2, 22|             I heard steps. Captain Nemo was there. He had not gone
367  2, 22|           in a drama. Then Captain Nemo seemed to grow enormously,
368  2, 22|   breathing; plunged, like Captain Nemo, in that musical ecstasy,
369  2, 22|      thought terrified me. Captain Nemo had left his room. He was
370  2, 22|          hesitate, even if Captain Nemo himself should rise before
371  2, 22|           sounded faintly. Captain Nemo was there. He did not see
372  2, 22|           when a sigh from Captain Nemo nailed me to the spot. I
373  2, 23|            maelstrom? Does Captain Nemo still live? And does he
374  2, 23|        nationality that of Captain Nemo? ~I hope so. And I also
375  2, 23|            If it be so--if Captain Nemo still inhabits the ocean,
376  2, 23|            give an answer ~Captain Nemo and myself~ ~