Part, Chapter

  1  1, 1 |       exceeded the length of sixty yards, if they attain that. ~In
  2  1, 1 |     existence of a large hole, two yards in diameter, in the ship'
  3  1, 1 |        believe it possible; at two yards and a half below water-mark
  4  1, 2 |       these defensive weapons, two yards and a quarter in length,
  5  1, 4 |        vertebrate, several hundred yards long, and large in proportion,
  6  1, 6 |            the frigate gaining two yards on the cetacean. It was
  7  1, 10|           we had proceeded a dozen yards, a second door opened before
  8  1, 11|        head: the dining-room, five yards long, separated from the
  9  1, 11|       partition; the library, five yards long; the large drawing-room,
 10  1, 11|            large drawing-room, ten yards long, separated from the
 11  1, 11|     partition; the said room, five yards in length; mine, two and
 12  1, 11|       length; mine, two and a half yards; and, lastly a reservoir
 13  1, 11|           of air, seven and a half yards, that extended to the bows.
 14  1, 11|           Total length thirty five yards, or one hundred and five
 15  1, 12|         contents about 1,500 cubic yards; that is to say, when completely
 16  1, 13|          board the Nautilus, fifty yards below the level of the sea." ~"
 17  1, 15|    distance of a hundred and fifty yards. Beyond that the tints darkened
 18  1, 15|        depth of a hundred and five yards and twenty inches, undergoing
 19  1, 16|         for a circle of thirty-six yards. ~As we walked I thought
 20  1, 16|            a spectral ring. At ten yards and a half deep, we walked
 21  1, 16|    Sometimes it rose to within two yards and some inches of the surface
 22  1, 16|             when it was only a few yards above the waves. The creature
 23  1, 17|         mistaken, a depth of 8,000 yards has been found in the North
 24  1, 17|          North Atlantic, and 2,500 yards in the Mediterranean. The
 25  1, 17|     parallel, and they gave 12,000 yards, 14,000 yards, and 15,000
 26  1, 17|          gave 12,000 yards, 14,000 yards, and 15,000 yards. To sum
 27  1, 17|           14,000 yards, and 15,000 yards. To sum up all, it is reckoned
 28  1, 17|          tell you it is only 4,000 yards." ~Having said this, Captain
 29  1, 17|           kept between 100 and 150 yards of depth. One day, however,
 30  1, 17|        Mouna-Rea, which rise 5,000 yards above the level of the sea.
 31  1, 17|           kept at a depth of 1,000 yards, a region rarely visited
 32  1, 18|          The Nautilus sank several yards below the waves, and the
 33  1, 21|           poising his sling at ten yards from him. I would have stopped
 34  1, 22|             nine, and ten thousand yards, and the definite result
 35  1, 22|         seemed becalmed only a few yards beneath the surface of the
 36  1, 22|          But at this depth of some yards, the Nautilus was unmoved
 37  1, 23|       reached a depth of a hundred yards. The light from our lamps
 38  1, 23|       depth of about three hundred yards, that is to say, the extreme
 39  2, 1 |            tiger-sharks nearly six yards long, the last named of
 40  2, 3 |            the other, in about two yards of water upon an even sand.
 41  2, 3 |            which was more than two yards and a half, and consequently
 42  2, 3 |           attentively. ~About five yards from me a shadow appeared,
 43  2, 3 |    Reaching the bottom, about five yards deep, he went on his knees
 44  2, 4 |           depth. But at fifty-five yards only there is a solid layer
 45  2, 5 |             it was more than seven yards long. It did not move, and
 46  2, 5 |         boat approached within six yards of the animal. The oars
 47  2, 5 |         approached within some few yards, and the Canadian was ready
 48  2, 5 |          for an hour only some few yards off. ~Captain Nemo did not
 49  2, 6 |     Kamenni and itself a canal ten yards broad. I was in these seas
 50  2, 7 |           is two million of square yards. Even Captain Nemo's knowledge
 51  2, 7 |         rate of twelve or thirteen yards every second. To quit the
 52  2, 9 |          which for a circle of ten yards commanded the whole mass
 53  2, 10|           rays of giant size, five yards long, and endowed with great
 54  2, 10|           noticed some about three yards long, armed at the upper
 55  2, 10|          about five or six hundred yards. At the summit was a circular
 56  2, 10|       canal, which opens about ten yards beneath the surface of the
 57  2, 10|         clear of all land at a few yards beneath the waves of the
 58  2, 11|         herbaceous mass, kept some yards beneath the surface of the
 59  2, 11|         attained a depth of 16,000 yards (four leagues), and the
 60  2, 13|          been necessary to go some yards beneath the waves to find
 61  2, 13|      Sometimes it met with but 900 yards, only 200 of which rose
 62  2, 13|      between four and five hundred yards in depth! It was evidently
 63  2, 14|            of one hundred and four yards. We made for it, but carefully,
 64  2, 14|           depth of more than 1,000 yards. Then there were little
 65  2, 14|          wings being at least four yards and a half, and justly called
 66  2, 14|     varieties of seals about three yards long, with a white coat,
 67  2, 14|          twenty feet round and ten yards and a half in length; but
 68  2, 14|             Some of them were four yards and a quarter long. Quieter
 69  2, 14|        error will not be a hundred yards and we do not want more.
 70  2, 14|            peak about five hundred yards high. The boat took with
 71  2, 15|            a distance of about ten yards, on either side of the Nautilus,
 72  2, 15|            of ice more than twenty yards in breadth, filled with
 73  2, 15|          iceberg, some hundreds of yards deeper. The luminous ceiling
 74  2, 15|            more than three hundred yards; the compass still pointed
 75  2, 16|          the ice at a depth of 350 yards, the depth at which the
 76  2, 16|           walls, but after fifteen yards they were again stopped
 77  2, 16|      itself measured more than 400 yards in height. Captain Nemo
 78  2, 16|           lower surface. There ten yards of wall separated us from
 79  2, 16|       There were about 6,000 cubic yards to detach, so as to dig
 80  2, 16|       immense trench made at eight yards from the port-quarter. Then
 81  2, 16|          which was about 600 cubic yards! Reckoning that it took
 82  2, 16|          advanced to at least four yards from the hull of the Nautilus.
 83  2, 16|          next day, March 27th, six yards of ice had been cleared,
 84  2, 16|           unusual vigour. Only two yards remained to be raised from
 85  2, 16|       raised from the surface. Two yards only separated us from the
 86  2, 16|        opened, and a hundred cubic yards of water was let in, increasing
 87  2, 17|        Sarmiento, that rises 2,070 yards above the level of the sea,
 88  2, 17|            they measured about 300 yards in length-- real cables,
 89  2, 17|     between twenty and twenty-five yards, and followed the American
 90  2, 17|       enormous depression of 9,000 yards. In this place, the geological
 91  2, 18|       Montpelier, that measure two yards in length. Besides, according
 92  2, 18|           it not measure about six yards?" said Conseil, who, posted
 93  2, 18|            cuttlefish, being eight yards long. It swam crossways
 94  2, 19|           miles, and its depth 210 yards. The Nautilus still went
 95  2, 19|          in height, and 150 to 175 yards long, and their speed of
 96  2, 20| perpendicular wall more than 2,000 yards high. We arrived there on
 97  2, 21|          sails were stopped to her yards. She hoisted no flag at
 98  2, 21|      minutes the Nautilus was some yards beneath the surface of the
 99  2, 21|            the abyss with her. Ten yards from me I saw the open shell,
100  2, 22|         speed, and more than fifty yards deep. I cast a last look