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  1  1, 1 |             of several States on the two continents, were deeply
  2  1, 1 |              this object a length of two hundred feet, equally with
  3  1, 1 |              its exact position when two columns of water, projected
  4  1, 1 |          Columbus had observed it at two different points of the
  5  1, 1 |        leagues. ~Fifteen days later, two thousand miles farther off,
  6  1, 1 |           existence of a large hole, two yards in diameter, in the
  7  1, 1 |              believe it possible; at two yards and a half below water-mark
  8  1, 1 |            amounted to not less than two hundred! ~Now, it was the "
  9  1, 2 |           There remained, then, only two possible solutions of the
 10  1, 2 |              question, which created two distinct parties: on one
 11  1, 2 |          France a work in quarto, in two volumes, entitled Mysteries
 12  1, 2 |             these defensive weapons, two yards and a quarter in length,
 13  1, 2 |          monster did not appear. For two months no one heard it spoken
 14  1, 3 |            yourself too. We leave in two hours." ~"As you please,
 15  1, 4 |           spoken of a certain sum of two thousand dollars, set apart
 16  1, 5 |              one whale, he harpooned two with a double blow, striking
 17  1, 5 |             true, by the prospect of two thousand dollars, had not
 18  1, 5 |           the summons and "appear." ~Two days passed, the steam was
 19  1, 5 |             still remained less than two hundred miles to leeward.
 20  1, 5 |           moon, which darted between two clouds, then all trace of
 21  1, 5 |              chance of pocketing the two thousand dollars." ~"May
 22  1, 6 |             object he pointed to. At two cables' length from the
 23  1, 6 |            dust. ~Then it moved away two or three miles, leaving
 24  1, 6 |         sight of which brought me in two thousand dollars. If I can
 25  1, 6 |              the harpooner. ~Towards two o'clock in the morning,
 26  1, 6 |            cylinders of a machine of two thousand horse-power. ~"
 27  1, 6 |         estimated its length at only two hundred and fifty feet.
 28  1, 6 |             watched this phenomenon, two jets of steam and water
 29  1, 6 |              Some moments after, the two funnels of the frigate vomited
 30  1, 6 |          without the frigate gaining two yards on the cetacean. It
 31  1, 6 |         rounded surface, was lost in two miles depth of sea. ~The
 32  1, 6 |              noiselessly, stopped at two cables' lengths from the
 33  1, 6 |         light went out suddenly, and two enormous waterspouts broke
 34  1, 7 |            lose my presence of mind. Two vigorous strokes brought
 35  1, 7 |            man! Moreover, there were two of us. Indeed I declare (
 36  1, 7 |            to dive, I would not give two straws for my life." ~The
 37  1, 8 |          heard, the door opened, and two men appeared. ~One was short,
 38  1, 8 |             depths of the seas. ~The two strangers, with caps made
 39  1, 8 |             limbs. The taller of the two, evidently the chief on
 40  1, 8 |         shake of the head, and added two or three perfectly incomprehensible
 41  1, 8 |       attempt being of no avail, the two strangers exchanged some
 42  1, 8 |          that the nationality of the two strangers is hard to determine.
 43  1, 8 |                replied Ned Land. ~My two companions stretched themselves
 44  1, 9 |           with one of the crew. ~For two hours more Ned Land's temper
 45  1, 10|        excited public feeling in the two continents. I omit the theories
 46  1, 10|             with ebony, stood at the two extremities of the room,
 47  1, 10|       smoking who has not smoked for two days. ~"It is excellent,
 48  1, 10|           are already old; they have two or three thousand years
 49  1, 11|          five yards in length; mine, two and a half yards; and, lastly
 50  1, 11|             well that opened between two partitions. An iron ladder,
 51  1, 11|          length. It was divided into two parts; the first contained
 52  1, 12|       obstacle to its passage. These two dimensions enable you to
 53  1, 12|              Nautilus is composed of two hulls, one inside, the other
 54  1, 12|           the roughest seas. ~"These two hulls are composed of steel
 55  1, 12|           The first is not less than two inches and a half thick
 56  1, 12|        vertical movement by means of two inclined planes fastened
 57  1, 13|            This fluid mass comprises two billions two hundred and
 58  1, 13|          mass comprises two billions two hundred and fifty millions
 59  1, 13|           north to south between the two Polar Circles, and from
 60  1, 13|       excrescence. Fore and aft rose two cages of medium height with
 61  1, 13|              door of the saloon. ~My two brave companions remained
 62  1, 13|          side of the saloon, through two oblong openings. The liquid
 63  1, 13|            up by the electric gleam. Two crystal plates separated
 64  1, 13|              greatest wonders." ~For two whole hours an aquatic army
 65  1, 14|    Rouquayrol apparatus, invented by two of your own countrymen,
 66  1, 14|            apparatus such as we use, two india rubber pipes leave
 67  1, 14|              ball of copper that the two pipes, the inspirator and
 68  1, 14|         Conseil's cabin, I called my two companions, who followed
 69  1, 15|                At the Captain's call two of the ship's crew came
 70  1, 15|          seaweeds of which more than two thousand kinds are known,
 71  1, 16|          Sometimes it rose to within two yards and some inches of
 72  1, 16|    interrupted by this incident. For two hours we followed these
 73  1, 16|             my veins as I recognised two formidable sharks which
 74  1, 17|          went on the platform, I saw two miles to windward, Hawaii,
 75  1, 17|              masts, broken off about two feet above the bridge, showed
 76  1, 18|            the horizon. ~To the N.E. two volcanic islands emerged
 77  1, 18|              as to the fate of these two sloops, manned two large
 78  1, 18|             these two sloops, manned two large merchantmen, the Recherche
 79  1, 18|              Bruni d'Entrecasteaux. ~Two months after, they learned
 80  1, 18| Entrecasteaux his life, and those of two of his lieutenants, besides
 81  1, 18|             at Vanikoro, he had seen two Europeans that belonged
 82  1, 18|      Astrolabe, had then sailed, and two months after Dillon had
 83  1, 18|               some pigs of iron, and two copper swivel-guns. ~Dumont
 84  1, 18|          boat with the debris of the two large ones. Some sailors
 85  1, 19|             things, and for the last two months we have not had time
 86  1, 19|             sentences missing here} ~Two days after crossing the
 87  1, 19|          Profiting by this, I and my two companions went up on to
 88  1, 19|            north-west at the rate of two and a half miles, broke
 89  1, 19|             where Dumont d'Urville's two corvettes touched; when,
 90  1, 19|             He stood off it at about two miles distant. Suddenly
 91  1, 19|               She was situated thus: Two miles, on the starboard
 92  1, 19|            without feathers, or with two paws without feathers, will
 93  1, 20|             it. However, it was only two months before that we had
 94  1, 20|        arches of the forest, and for two hours we surveyed it in
 95  1, 20|                asked the Canadian. ~"Two o'clock at least," replied
 96  1, 20|         because I have drunk gin for two months, you must needs reproach
 97  1, 20|             on the breast and belly. Two horned, downy nets rose
 98  1, 20|              not yet. Happily, about two o'clock, Ned Land brought
 99  1, 20|             s exploits. ~Indeed, the two friends, beating the bushes,
100  1, 20|             supply for the Nautilus! Two! three! five down! And to
101  1, 20|               emerged from the waves two miles from the beach. Ned
102  1, 20|            the dinner was excellent. Two wood-pigeons completed this
103  1, 21|              went tolerably fast. In two minutes we were on the shore.
104  1, 21|             instant. We had not gone two cable-lengths, when a hundred
105  1, 21|              the coral, at less than two cable-lengths from the Nautilus.
106  1, 21|            fishery. Now to work! For two hours we fished unceasingly,
107  1, 21|           The clock marked half-past two. In ten minutes it would
108  1, 22|         continued her course between two seas, but with such remarkable
109  1, 22|            been counted in less than two cubic half-inches of water. ~
110  1, 23|              dumb regularity. ~About two o'clock, I was in the drawing-room,
111  1, 23|            man. ~"He will be dead in two hours." ~"Can nothing save
112  1, 23|         excursion, and provided with two contrivances for light and
113  1, 23|               At last, after walking two hours, we had attained a
114  2    |                                 PART TWO~
115  2, 1 |         Nautilus went at the rate of two hundred and fifty leagues
116  2, 1 |            In that way we went about two miles, but without ever
117  2, 1 |              water, whilst the other two, rolled up flat, were spread
118  2, 1 |               for the moon, scarcely two days old, was still lying
119  2, 2 |             range of mountains about two thousand feet high, the
120  2, 3 |         Conseil and Ned Land. But my two friends had already encased
121  2, 3 |            after the other, in about two yards of water upon an even
122  2, 3 |       breadth of which was more than two yards and a half, and consequently
123  2, 3 |         withdrew his dagger, and the two shells closed suddenly.
124  2, 3 |            for cutting the Indian in two, when I saw Captain Nemo
125  2, 3 |             the unhappy fisherman in two, he perceived his new adversary,
126  2, 3 |       excursion to the Manaar Bank. ~Two conclusions I must inevitably
127  2, 4 |            forts, formed a girdle of two miles in circumference. ~
128  2, 4 |              greater. There, between two waters clear as crystal,
129  2, 4 |              and it was so wide that two triremes could go abreast.
130  2, 4 |            this junction between the two seas, which will shorten
131  2, 4 |            communication between the two seas? If there was, the
132  2, 4 |            communication between the two was proved. I then sought
133  2, 5 |          dugong, which floated about two miles from the Nautilus. ~
134  2, 5 |            jaw, which was armed with two long and pointed teeth which
135  2, 5 |              upset, shipped at least two tons of water, which had
136  2, 5 |       mountain, towering between the two gulfs of Ras-Mohammed. It
137  2, 5 |           the knob, suspended by its two concentric circles in the
138  2, 6 |       attempts at flight, whether in two years' time, or in two days'.
139  2, 6 |            in two years' time, or in two days'. But the question
140  2, 6 |              then all noise ceased. ~Two hours after, the same noise,
141  2, 7 |            whose superficial area is two million of square yards.
142  2, 7 |           should one day raise these two barriers above the waves?" ~"
143  2, 7 |        Gibraltar. There once existed two currents: an upper one,
144  2, 8 |               with a mean breadth of two thousand seven hundred--
145  2, 8 |            which terminates in those two terrible points so dreaded
146  2, 8 |          will remain in the library, two steps from us, waiting my
147  2, 8 |        suspension in these waters at two millions." ~"Doubtless;
148  2, 9 |            shining brilliantly about two miles from the Nautilus.
149  2, 9 |             in terrestrial regions. ~Two hours after quitting the
150  2, 10|           circle of walls, measuring two miles in diameter and six
151  2, 10|        terrible struggle between the two elements, a struggle which
152  2, 10|         stopped at a height of about two hundred and fifty feet by
153  2, 11|            this current divides into two arms, the principal one
154  2, 12|           few minutes afterwards the two appeared together on the
155  2, 12|              I have met in troops of two or three hundred. As to
156  2, 12|            at the top, each weighing two pounds. It is in the upper
157  2, 12|             other, leaving behind it two quivering halves of the
158  2, 12|       cervical vertebrae, and it has two more ribs than its congeners.
159  2, 12|              corpse of the creature. Two of his men mounted its side,
160  2, 12|     contained, that is to say, about two or three tons. The Captain
161  2, 13|           more bearable temperature. Two months earlier we should
162  2, 13|              did indeed happen about two o'clock in the afternoon,
163  2, 13|         ocean free from ice at these two points of the globe." ~"
164  2, 13|              only ten; we had gained two. I need not say the temperature
165  2, 13|           the long steel body. About two in the morning I took some
166  2, 14|        afterwards we had reached it, two hours later we had made
167  2, 14|           was launched; the Captain, two of his men, bearing instruments,
168  2, 14|              by Conseil, leaving the two men in the boat. For a long
169  2, 14|          countries, James Ross found two craters, the Erebus and
170  2, 14|              of cells placed between two quartz shells; long purple
171  2, 14|              four at the bottom, and two large canine teeth in the
172  2, 14|              not say they are not." ~Two miles farther on we were
173  2, 14|           took with me Captain Nemo, two men of the crew, and the
174  2, 14|           would have envied. We were two hours getting to the summit
175  2, 15|      frightfully crushed between the two glassy surfaces? I reflected
176  2, 16|              said calmly, "there are two ways of dying in the circumstances
177  2, 16|             but they will only yield two days' supply of air. Now,
178  2, 16|             part grew thinner. After two hours' hard work, Ned Land
179  2, 16|            re-entered, after working two hours, to take some food
180  2, 16|             have only air enough for two days in the reservoirs! "
181  2, 16|               One degree was gained. Two hours later the thermometer
182  2, 16|            with unusual vigour. Only two yards remained to be raised
183  2, 16|             raised from the surface. Two yards only separated us
184  2, 16|              No! Ned and Conseil, my two brave friends, were sacrificing
185  2, 17|            the vivifying sea-air. My two companions were getting
186  2, 17|     gratitude and thankfulness to my two companions. Ned and Conseil
187  2, 17|           personal observations. For two days the desert and deep
188  2, 18|            five cubits, or nine feet two inches. Our fishermen frequently
189  2, 18|             Montpelier, that measure two yards in length. Besides,
190  2, 18|           attack. Conseil and I took two hatchets; Ned Land seized
191  2, 18|         other to reach the platform, two other arms, lashing the
192  2, 18|          unhappy man would be cut in two. I rushed to his succour.
193  2, 18|              disappeared between the two enormous jaws, and, miraculously
194  2, 19|              flows with the speed of two miles and a half an hour.
195  2, 19|        related my conversation to my two companions. ~"We know now,"
196  2, 20|            Ireland; and at half-past two in the afternoon they discovered
197  2, 21|           smoke was pouring from her two funnels. Her closely-furled
198  2, 21|               which would be full in two or three days, shone brightly.
199  2, 21|                The vessel was within two miles of us. It was ever
200  2, 21|              woman, still young, and two little children. Captain
201  2, 22|            That night we had crossed two hundred leagues of the Atlantic.
202  2, 22|              had already admitted my two companions. ~"Let us go!
203  2, 23|            on the Loffoden Isles. My two companions, safe and sound,
204  2, 23|          deep, who can find it out?" two men alone of all now living