Part, Chapter

  1  1, 1 |          that. ~In every place of great resort the monster was the
  2  1, 1 |         assembled at lunch in the great saloon, a slight shock was
  3  1, 1 |         days' delay, which caused great uneasiness in Liverpool,
  4  1, 2 |         entitled Mysteries of the Great Submarine Grounds. This
  5  1, 2 |          of enormous power. ~"The great depths of the ocean are
  6  1, 2 |        this narwhal. A frigate of great speed, the Abraham Lincoln,
  7  1, 3 | destination. She was a frigate of great speed, fitted with high-pressure
  8  1, 4 |        this mysterious sea, whose great depths had up to this time
  9  1, 4 |         familiarised with all the great marine mammalia--YOU ought
 10  1, 4 |           a cetacean, harpooned a great number, and killed several;
 11  1, 4 |         with a horn of defence of great penetrating power." ~"Hum!"
 12  1, 5 |  south-east coast of America with great rapidity. The 3rd of July
 13  1, 5 |          wake of the ship, to the great satisfaction (I must say)
 14  1, 6 |           produced by an agent of great SHINING power. The luminous
 15  1, 6 |        body of water rushing with great violence. ~The captain,
 16  1, 7 |           a leaden weight, I felt great difficulty in bearing up.
 17  1, 7 |           forms the bodies of the great marine mammalia. But this
 18  1, 7 |         happily its speed was not great. ~"As long as it sails horizontally,"
 19  1, 8 |         Land, in spite of his own great height, could not measure
 20  1, 8 |        his deep breathing denoted great power of lungs. ~Whether
 21  1, 8 |           board, examined us with great attention, without saying
 22  1, 8 |    recommenced our story. ~To his great disgust, the harpooner did
 23  1, 9 |          had evidently consumed a great part of the oxygen that
 24  1, 10|      words of the commander had a great effect upon me. I cannot
 25  1, 10|     cetacea, and the sugar by the great fucus of the North Sea;
 26  1, 10|         upon their wide shelves a great number of books uniformly
 27  1, 10|     severe design. I saw works of great value, the greater part
 28  1, 10|          together some objects of great value. These are my last
 29  1, 11|         screw. I examined it with great interest, in order to understand
 30  1, 11|      works, by electro-magnets of great size, on a system of levers
 31  1, 11|      below. How do you get to the great depths, where you find an
 32  1, 12|        the cost of this vessel is great?" ~"M. Aronnax, an iron
 33  1, 13|       divide the waters into five great portions: the Arctic or
 34  1, 14|         point of the horizon with great attention. This examination
 35  1, 14|            But I, in encountering great pressures at the bottom
 36  1, 14|           powder, I use air under great pressure, which the pumps
 37  1, 15|            protecting it from the great pressure of the water, and
 38  1, 15|           who must have possessed great strength), Conseil and myself
 39  1, 16|          to answer, I only put my great copper head to Conseil's.
 40  1, 16|           thrill. A large bird of great breadth of wing, clearly
 41  1, 16|           returned to my room, in great wonder at this surprising
 42  1, 17|           on the Normandy coasts, great pockets that the waves and
 43  1, 18|           surmounted by a peak of great height. ~That day being
 44  1, 19|           shores of Vanikoro with great speed. Her course was south-westerly,
 45  1, 19|          always rough, broke with great violence, with a noise like
 46  1, 19|       drew the Nautilus down to a great depth, and I could see nothing
 47  1, 19|     Captain's amiability." ~To my great surprise, Captain Nemo gave
 48  1, 20|   excellent, and I ate of it with great relish. ~"What time is it
 49  1, 20|        The Malays, who carry on a great trade in these birds with
 50  1, 20|           Happily Conseil, to his great surprise, made a double
 51  1, 20|          that I have not deserved great merit." ~"Why, Conseil?" ~"
 52  1, 21|       cast from their slings with great skill. One of these chiefs,
 53  1, 21|          did not push off, to the great displeasure of Master Land,
 54  1, 21|           Urville was one of your great sailors," said the Captain
 55  1, 23|           singularly clear. To my great surprise, I was in my own
 56  2, 1 |        Thus, in the midst of this great sea, Captain Nemo's life
 57  2, 1 |      anyone but myself, who had a great love for the sea, the hours
 58  2, 1 |            For some days we saw a great number of aquatic birds,
 59  2, 1 |    variable, often taking us into great depths. Several times they
 60  2, 1 |          making them rebound to a great height. Who under such circumstances
 61  2, 3 |      replied. "We are going to no great depth, and the solar rays
 62  2, 3 |       terror even, at seeing four great copper heads leaning over
 63  2, 4 |         vessels perished there in great numbers on the sandbanks
 64  2, 4 |           under the water of this great historical fact?" ~"No,
 65  2, 4 |           honour to a nation than great captains. He began, like
 66  2, 4 |    Lesseps!" ~"Yes! honour to the great citizen," I replied, surprised
 67  2, 5 |         from us. It looked like a great sandbank deposited in the
 68  2, 5 |     harpoon, although thrown with great force; had apparently only
 69  2, 5 |          for it shot onwards with great rapidity. ~The boat, rowed
 70  2, 5 |    furrows of fire, traced by the great speed, under the brilliant
 71  2, 6 |      foresight, to the Canadian's great despair. Did Captain Nemo
 72  2, 6 |          and sometimes it went to great depths, for, between the
 73  2, 6 |         was looking at us. ~To my great amazement, Captain Nemo
 74  2, 6 |          strong box, which held a great many ingots. ~They were
 75  2, 6 |         idiosyncrasy)-- I felt so great a heat that I was obliged
 76  2, 6 |        glass, but the heat was so great that I quickly took it off
 77  2, 7 |          sea par excellence, "the great sea" of the Hebrews, "the
 78  2, 7 |  understood that Ned Land, to his great disgust, was obliged to
 79  2, 8 |         distance greater than the great circle of the earth. Where
 80  2, 8 |       fair wind to carry us is no great thing. Who knows but by
 81  2, 8 |         the Captain's room. To my great surprise, this door was
 82  2, 8 |        boots, an otterskin cap, a great coat of byssus, lined with
 83  2, 10|      yards long, and endowed with great muscular strength, which
 84  2, 10|    invaded by the sea, after some great convulsion of the earth.
 85  2, 10|          will you tell me why the Great Architect has suspended
 86  2, 11|          than three years for the great current to pass round it.
 87  2, 11|        for some enormous whale of great price; but Captain Nemo
 88  2, 11|      still lower, in spite of the great pressure. I felt the steel
 89  2, 11|         Nautilus too long to such great pressure." ~"Go up again!"
 90  2, 12|         of this enormous head, in great cavities divided by cartilages,
 91  2, 13|          were heard on all sides, great overthrows of icebergs,
 92  2, 13|        pure enough, the cold very great, being 12° below zero; but,
 93  2, 14|           taught they would be of great service as fishing-dogs.
 94  2, 14|           off when he throws to a great height columns of air and
 95  2, 15|          into night. The cold was great, the constellations shone
 96  2, 15|    consulted the manometer. To my great surprise, it showed a depth
 97  2, 15|         the voltaic rays upon the great blocks so capriciously cut;
 98  2, 15|           screw, it carried us at great speed. ~"It will be a hindrance,"
 99  2, 15|           my hand the work on the Great Submarine Depths. I did
100  2, 15|           cramped space, was very great. But Captain Nemo knew that
101  2, 16|   separated us from the water, so great was the thickness of the
102  2, 17|            it was evident, to, my great satisfaction, that we were
103  2, 17|          one's thumb; and, having great tenacity, they are often
104  2, 17|          the Nautilus passed with great rapidity. Towards evening
105  2, 17|       Captain Nemo, to Ned Land's great displeasure, did not like
106  2, 18|    direction of the Nautilus with great speed, watching us with
107  2, 18|      varying colour changing with great rapidity, according to the
108  2, 18|          when the panel rose with great violence, evidently drawn
109  2, 18|        one of his companions, and great tears gathered in his eyes. ~
110  2, 19|          the waves; his grief was great. It was the second companion
111  2, 20|           depth of the sea is not great at Newfoundland--not more
112  2, 20|         which was embarked on the Great Eastern. This attempt also
113  2, 20|          a metallic covering. The Great Eastern sailed on the 13th
114  2, 20|           On the 23rd of July the Great Eastern was not more than
115  2, 20|        this cable will last for a great length of time, for they
116  2, 20|          British Isles? No. To my great surprise he made for the
117  2, 20|         sextant, and watched with great attention. The perfect rest
118  2, 21|         and fell, in spite of his great strength, upon the deck. ~"