Part, Chapter

  1  1, 1 |          by "an enormous thing," a long object, spindle-shaped,
  2  1, 1 |             N. lat. and 60° 35' W. long. In these simultaneous observations
  3  1, 1 |           27° 30' lat. and 72° 15' long., struck on her starboard
  4  1, 1 |           found herself in 15° 12' long. and 45° 37' lat. She was
  5  1, 2 |            My advice was asked. As long as I could deny the reality
  6  1, 2 |           some sort has brought at long intervals to the upper level
  7  1, 2 |       frigate had been armed for a long campaign, and provided with
  8  1, 4 |            other circumstances. As long as the sun described its
  9  1, 4 |  vertebrate, several hundred yards long, and large in proportion,
 10  1, 5 |          Abraham Lincoln was for a long time marked by no special
 11  1, 5 |            N. lat. and 136° 42' E. long. The coast of Japan still
 12  1, 6 |            distance of a mile, and long duck-guns, with explosive
 13  1, 6 |           half from the frigate, a long blackish body emerged a
 14  1, 6 |            animal, and described a long curve. ~The frigate approached
 15  1, 6 |           up to the gun and took a long aim. A loud report was heard,
 16  1, 7 |          so as to wait for them as long as possible. I resolved
 17  1, 7 |          speed was not great. ~"As long as it sails horizontally,"
 18  1, 7 |            darkness. ~At last this long night passed. My indistinct
 19  1, 9 |          IX~NED LAND'S TEMPERS~How long we slept I do not know;
 20  1, 9 |         our sleep must have lasted long, for it rested us completely
 21  1, 9 |    beneficial whiff, and I was not long in finding it. Above the
 22  1, 9 |          appear. It was rather too long to leave us, if they really
 23  1, 10|           sir, that I have delayed long in paying you this second
 24  1, 10|            Sphinx. ~After rather a long silence, the commander resumed
 25  1, 10|    wholesome and nourishing. For a long time I have renounced the
 26  1, 10|       four-sided room, thirty feet long, eighteen wide, and fifteen
 27  1, 10|    professor may be conceived. ~{2 long paragraphs seem to be missing
 28  1, 11|            prolong at need, and as long as I will, my stay in the
 29  1, 11|            dining-room, five yards long, separated from the library
 30  1, 11|            the library, five yards long; the large drawing-room,
 31  1, 11|            drawing-room, ten yards long, separated from the Captain'
 32  1, 11|             I saw a cabin six feet long, in which Conseil and Ned
 33  1, 11|           into a kitchen nine feet long, situated between the large
 34  1, 11|           the vessel, sixteen feet long. But the door was shut,
 35  1, 12|         its lines are sufficiently long, and its curves prolonged
 36  1, 13|           pure. Scarcely could the long vehicle feel the broad undulations
 37  1, 13|        lampreys, serpents six feet long, with eyes small and lively,
 38  1, 13|      vision disappeared. But for a long time I dreamt on, till my
 39  1, 14|          November. I awoke after a long sleep of twelve hours. Conseil
 40  1, 14|            N. lat. and 157° 50' W. long., I found a small island,
 41  1, 15|         the Nautilus, resembling a long shoal, disappeared by degrees;
 42  1, 16|          an arbour of alariae, the long thin blades of which stood
 43  1, 16|           set us the example. ~How long I remained buried in this
 44  1, 16|           This otter was five feet long, and must have been very
 45  1, 17|           tropic of Cancer at 172° long. On 27th instant it sighted
 46  1, 17|        equator December 1, in 142° long.; and on the 4th of the
 47  1, 18|         meet with in its route. As long as it went through more
 48  1, 18|            lat., and 164° and 168° long. We passed tolerably near
 49  1, 18|           S. lat., and 164° 32' E. long. The earth seemed covered
 50  1, 18|            at our approach. In the long black body, moving between
 51  1, 18|           S. lat., and 156° 30' E. long., had seen some iron bars
 52  1, 19|        visit the reef, 360 leagues long, against which the sea,
 53  1, 19|        about one and a half inches long, tasting like dorys; and
 54  1, 20|        make them." ~"It won't take long," said the Canadian. ~And,
 55  1, 20|         has been deprived of it so long. It is not even bread,"
 56  1, 20|           followed Ned Land, whose long limbs threatened to distance
 57  1, 20|          reserved it for me before long. ~After passing through
 58  1, 20|           the disposition of whose long feathers obliges them to
 59  1, 20|           tail, that prolonged the long light feathers of admirable
 60  1, 20|        place. The Nautilus, like a long rock, emerged from the waves
 61  1, 21|            of the trunk of a tree, long, narrow, well adapted for
 62  1, 21|        were balanced by means of a long bamboo pole, which floated
 63  1, 21|         knew their ships. But this long iron cylinder anchored in
 64  1, 22|          Wessel, situation in 135° long. and 10° S. lat., which
 65  1, 22|          starboard, placed at 130° long. and on the 10th parallel,
 66  1, 22|        island of that name in 122° long. ~From this point the direction
 67  1, 22|            some swordfish ten feet long, those prophetic heralds
 68  1, 22|           the Nautilus was in 105° long. and 15° S. lat. The weather
 69  1, 22|  necessarily be solved, and before long; for, upon an order from
 70  1, 22|         place indicated. He looked long. I felt very much puzzled,
 71  1, 23|           Real petrified thickets, long joints of fantastic architecture,
 72  1, 23|            coral that extended its long arms that one might have
 73  2, 1 |            hours would have seemed long and monotonous; but the
 74  2, 1 |      large-winged birds, carried a long distance from all lands
 75  2, 1 |            5' S. lat., and 94° 33' long., we observed Keeling Island,
 76  2, 1 |      tiger-sharks nearly six yards long, the last named of which
 77  2, 1 |          whitened waves, and for a long time seemed impregnated
 78  2, 3 | disembarking, which will save us a long way. It carries our diving
 79  2, 3 |       creature's immersion was not long; but the blow from the shark'
 80  2, 3 |         more than twenty-five feet long; its enormous mouth occupied
 81  2, 4 |           lat., and 69° 50' 72" E. long. ~We had made 16,220 miles,
 82  2, 4 |           do go in, it will not be long before we are out again." ~"
 83  2, 4 |     succeeded in doing; and before long he will have changed Africa
 84  2, 4 |            will be able to see the long jetty of Port Said after
 85  2, 4 |           Captain Nemo quietly. "A long time ago Nature made under
 86  2, 4 |       ventured into it, and before long, sir, you too will have
 87  2, 5 |             I see something like a long black body on the top of
 88  2, 5 |               And certainly before long the black object was not
 89  2, 5 |       generally attached to a very long cord which runs out rapidly
 90  2, 5 |          not more than ten fathoms long, and the extremity was attached
 91  2, 5 |           which was armed with two long and pointed teeth which
 92  2, 5 |          was more than seven yards long. It did not move, and seemed
 93  2, 5 |         continued. "It will not be long before we gain the entrance
 94  2, 7 |           like the moon, which has long since lost all its vital
 95  2, 7 |            currents: an upper one, long since recognised, which
 96  2, 9 |     Nautilus was marked at 16° 17' long., and 33° 22' lat., at 150
 97  2, 9 |   avalanche. To right and left ran long, dark galleries, where sight
 98  2, 9 |         our feet like birds in the long grass. The massive rocks
 99  2, 9 |     war-galleys. Farther on again, long lines of sunken walls and
100  2, 9 |      dreaming of those generations long since disappeared? Was he
101  2, 10|          of giant size, five yards long, and endowed with great
102  2, 10|           others, one fifteen feet long, with triangular sharp teeth,
103  2, 10|     noticed some about three yards long, armed at the upper jaw
104  2, 10|          region was succeeding the long plains; and accordingly,
105  2, 10|             and we soon arrived at long circuitous slopes, or inclined
106  2, 10|         the blocks of basalt wound long streams of lava, long since
107  2, 10|        wound long streams of lava, long since grown cold, encrusted
108  2, 10|           the foot of an aloe with long, sickly-looking leaves.
109  2, 10|       slopes scampered, with their long legs, several fine fat bustards.
110  2, 11|           and actiniae, with their long tentacles trailing after
111  2, 11|            S. lat., and 37° 53' W. long. It was the same water in
112  2, 11|            expose the Nautilus too long to such great pressure." ~"
113  2, 12|           a hundred and fifty feet long." ~"That seems to me exaggeration.
114  2, 12|           have plenty to do before long. Do you see, M. Aronnax,
115  2, 12|        more than seventy-five feet long. Its enormous head occupies
116  2, 12|          tusks, about eight inches long, cylindrical and conical
117  2, 13|         twenty to twenty-five feet long, forming banks over which
118  2, 13|          showed green veins, as if long undulating lines had been
119  2, 13|           when they are made up of long strips. The temperature
120  2, 13|           our situation at 51° 30' long. and 67° 39' of S. lat.
121  2, 13|            by the quivering of the long steel body. About two in
122  2, 14|         ice and moving icebergs--a long stretch of sea; a world
123  2, 14|         two men in the boat. For a long way the soil was composed
124  2, 14|         between two quartz shells; long purple and scarlet weed,
125  2, 14|           one-and-a-quarter inches long, of which a whale would
126  2, 14|            seals about three yards long, with a white coat, bulldog
127  2, 14|           four yards and a quarter long. Quieter and less timid
128  2, 14|         with its disappearance the long polar night would begin.
129  2, 14|       powerful creature is heard a long way off when he throws to
130  2, 16|            in the right direction. Long sounding lines were sunk
131  2, 16|           that mattered little, so long as the lower part grew thinner.
132  2, 16|            us on all sides." ~"How long will the air in the reservoirs
133  2, 17|            unhappy men had been so long without food, that they
134  2, 17|      during the last hours of this long agony. All my gratitude
135  2, 17|           freely. We ought, before long, to settle this important
136  2, 17|            the drawing-room, I saw long seaweeds and gigantic fuci
137  2, 17|        velp, with leaves four feet long, buried in the coral concretions,
138  2, 17|       northwards, and followed the long windings of the coast of
139  2, 17|        Nautilus was furnished with long diagonal broadsides which
140  2, 18|     Canadian, Conseil, and I had a long conversation on this subject.
141  2, 18|        speaks of an octopus a mile long that is more like an island
142  2, 18|            are more than four feet long. Some skeletons of poulps
143  2, 18|        these animals only six feet long would have tentacles twenty-seven
144  2, 18|        tentacles twenty-seven feet long. That would suffice to make
145  2, 18|      cuttlefish, being eight yards long. It swam crossways in the
146  2, 18|       these animals, were twice as long as its body, and were twisted
147  2, 19|           When I think that before long the Nautilus will be by
148  2, 19|            The Nautilus is nearing Long Island. We will escape,
149  2, 19|          Nautilus was floating off Long Island, some miles from
150  2, 19|       height, and 150 to 175 yards long, and their speed of propagation
151  2, 19|          as a conductor, and I saw long sparks burst from it. Crushed
152  2, 20|       leaving the manufactory. The long serpent, covered with the
153  2, 20|           Remorse or regret? For a long while this thought haunted
154  2, 20|           presentiment that before long chance would betray the
155  2, 20|           the waves to the cry of `Long live the Republic!'" ~"The
156  2, 21|         she is a man-of-war, for a long pennant flutters from her
157  2, 21|           flush with the deck. The long surface of the steel cigar
158  2, 22|            forget him. And yet How long seemed that day, the last