Part, Chapter

 1  1, 2 |           a decided negative. But soon, finding myself driven into
 2  1, 2 |          was put in commission as soon as possible. The arsenals
 3  1, 5 |         or common cachalot, which soon disappeared amidst a storm
 4  1, 5 | unavoidable. ~And truly, reaction soon showed itself. For three
 5  1, 7 |    fainted. ~It is certain that I soon came to, thanks to the vigorous
 6  1, 7 |          yourself, Ned!" ~"Only I soon found out why my harpoon
 7  1, 7 |           surrounded us, but they soon cleared off. I was about
 8  1, 8 |        the cabin carpet, and were soon sound asleep. For my own
 9  1, 8 |      vague unconsciousness, and I soon fell into a deep sleep. ~
10  1, 10|         your frigate would not as soon have pursued and cannonaded
11  1, 10|     followed Captain Nemo; and as soon as I had passed through
12  1, 14|     hoping to see him to-day. ~As soon as I was dressed I went
13  1, 14|           you carry with you must soon be used; when it only contains
14  1, 15|           Conseil and myself were soon enveloped in the dresses.
15  1, 15|         the barrel of the gun. As soon as one shot was fired, another
16  1, 15|    interior of the head-dress. As soon as it was in position, the
17  1, 15|           with which the room was soon filled. A second door cut
18  1, 15|      board by its distinct rays. ~Soon forms of objects outlined
19  1, 15|          beckoned me on by signs. Soon the nature of the soil changed;
20  1, 16|           of perpendicularity! ~I soon accustomed myself to this
21  1, 16|           all divers. And my eyes soon closed behind the thick
22  1, 16|          so fatal to divers. Very soon light reappeared and grew,
23  1, 16|           probably its race would soon become extinct. ~Captain
24  1, 16|          sudden attack, but I was soon reassured by seeing the
25  1, 16|         Captain Nemo closed it as soon as we had entered the first
26  1, 19|        not wish to be deprived so soon of the honour of your company." ~"
27  1, 20|             grilled on the coals, soon scented the air with a delicious
28  1, 21|     essentially Scotch character. Soon he had forgotten my presence,
29  1, 21|          was breaking. The island soon showed itself through the
30  1, 21|          clock in the morning, as soon as the coral tops began
31  1, 22|      total darkness. Ned Land was soon asleep, and what astonished
32  1, 23|           was there before me. As soon as he perceived me he came
33  1, 23|          the waters. The hole was soon large and deep enough to
34  1, 23|        clock we had returned. ~As soon as I had changed my clothes
35  2, 1 |       greater part, however, were soon distanced by our speed,
36  2, 1 |          sentence stripped here} ~Soon Keeling Island disappeared
37  2, 2 |         who immediately went out. Soon the Nautilus returned to
38  2, 3 |           on this new excursion. ~Soon we were enveloped to the
39  2, 3 |     entered; we followed. My eyes soon accustomed themselves to
40  2, 3 |       this submarine crypt? I was soon to know. After descending
41  2, 4 |       only a vision! The Nautilus soon sank under the waves of
42  2, 4 |         coast, which the Nautilus soon gained. It was on the coast
43  2, 4 |         his ulterior projects. As soon as he saw me he approached
44  2, 5 |        inhabited by the Bedouins. Soon Djeddah was shut out from
45  2, 5 |          with him. But the barrel soon returned to the surface,
46  2, 5 |     breathe the fresh night air. ~Soon in the shadow I saw a pale
47  2, 5 |          This cabin was dark; but soon my eyes accustomed themselves
48  2, 6 |           chest filled with gold. Soon, I felt by certain movements
49  2, 9 |           returned to Conseil. As soon as I was dressed, I went
50  2, 9 |        vaguely, it is true, but I soon accustomed myself to the
51  2, 9 |   producing a continual shower, I soon understood the cause. It
52  2, 10|         now rose sensibly, and we soon arrived at long circuitous
53  2, 10|          But our upward march was soon stopped at a height of about
54  2, 12|         an engine of destruction. Soon I felt the beatings of the
55  2, 12|         in the conflict. But they soon had to guard against its
56  2, 13|        Accordingly, larger blocks soon appeared, whose brilliancy
57  2, 13|           carefully, Captain Nemo soon found a narrow opening,
58  2, 13|      around the vessel, which was soon free. The operation was
59  2, 13|           water, and the Nautilus soon descended. I had taken my
60  2, 14|           the curtain of fog; and soon the fog turned to snow. ~"
61  2, 15|         companions were silent. I soon threw myself on an ottoman,
62  2, 16|            Captain Nemo went out. Soon I discovered by a hissing
63  2, 16|     sea-costume, and was ready as soon as his companions. When
64  2, 16|     seemed singularly cold, but I soon got warm handling the pickaxe.
65  2, 16|         the buzzing in my head, I soon heard the humming sound
66  2, 16|        was put on the pumps, that soon began to let the water out
67  2, 16|    minutes, our fall was stopped. Soon, too, the manometer indicated
68  2, 17|    frighten a shark. Our strength soon returned, and, when I looked
69  2, 17|        pace. The polar circle was soon passed, and the course shaped
70  2, 17|       dozens on the platform, and soon took their places in the
71  2, 18|  lieutenant. The latter went out. Soon the panels were shut. The
72  2, 19|           Liverpool, or Havre. It soon disappeared in the gloom.
73  2, 21|       vengeance? The future would soon teach me that. But the Nautilus
74  2, 21|         by degrees from my sight. Soon a slight rolling told me
75  2, 21|        this submarine engine was. Soon the Canadian informed me
76  2, 21|            moving with speed, was soon beyond the reach of the