Part, Chapter

 1  1, 1 |        Scotia, on her quarter, a little aft of the port-paddle. ~
 2  1, 2 |     sandbank, supported by minds little competent to form a judgment,
 3  1, 3 |          country, my friends, my little lodging by the Jardin des
 4  1, 3 |     zealous from habit, evincing little disturbance at the different
 5  1, 4 |       calls himself French; and, little communicative as Ned Land
 6  1, 4 |        town belonged to France. ~Little by little, Ned Land acquired
 7  1, 4 |   belonged to France. ~Little by little, Ned Land acquired a taste
 8  1, 5 |         Both eyes and glasses, a little dazzled, it is true, by
 9  1, 5 |          see he was undergoing a little of the general influence.
10  1, 5 |       six months ago." ~"In your little room, sir," replied Conseil, "
11  1, 6 |       and its thick scrolls rose little by little. The horizon grew
12  1, 6 |     thick scrolls rose little by little. The horizon grew wider
13  1, 6 |    disdaining to dive, it took a little turn, and stopped a short
14  1, 8 |          me the favour to wait a little before forming an opinion
15  1, 9 |         eke out of this cell the little oxygen it contained, when
16  1, 10|    stranger, raising his voice a little. "Was it unintentionally
17  1, 10|          gold. I lighted it at a little brazier, which was supported
18  1, 10|  reflected the electric light in little sparks of fire; pink pearls,
19  1, 11|          undo the bolts, and the little boat goes up to the surface
20  1, 12|      grave errors. There is very little labour spent in attaining
21  1, 14|        course of the Nautilus, a little changed, was bringing it
22  1, 14|        southeast. ~I showed this little rock, lost in the midst
23  1, 14| submarine hunt, we can spend but little air and but few balls." ~"
24  1, 14|          not ordinary balls, but little cases of glass. These glass
25  1, 15|       myself being pushed into a little room contiguous to the wardrobe
26  1, 16|      returned to the head of his little band, directing their course
27  1, 16|         walked amidst a shoal of little fishes of all kinds, more
28  1, 17|     infant above her head-- poor little thing!--whose arms encircled
29  1, 18|           and exactly facing the little harbour of Vanou, situated
30  1, 19|   quantity of islands and islets little known, towards the Island
31  1, 20|          die if I do not taste a little of this bread-fruit pie." ~"
32  1, 20|      from the tops of the trees, little beans that I recognised
33  1, 20|       arrived at the skirts of a little wood that was enlivened
34  1, 21|        Conseil, who brought me a little light drag, very like those
35  1, 21|       pearl-oysters, and a dozen little turtles that were reserved
36  1, 21|         on the savages, who have little respect for aught but blustering
37  1, 21|   thunder would frighten man but little, though the danger lies
38  1, 23|       doctor, M. Aronnax?" ~I so little expected such a question
39  1, 23|         and was only relieved by little sparks reflected by the
40  2, 1 |         this desert island for a little distance. Its nets brought
41  2, 1 |    infusoria, a sort of luminous little worm, gelatinous and without
42  2, 2 |          and if I were I think a little hesitation in this case
43  2, 2 |    already spoken to you of this little walk." ~"Sir," said Conseil, "
44  2, 2 |        carbonate of lime, with a little gelatine; and lastly, for
45  2, 3 |          spats of melted lead. A little billow, spreading wide,
46  2, 3 |    enough in the east, it rose a little to the south. Five miles
47  2, 3 |         scarcely ran, for it was little more than a yard deep, and
48  2, 3 |      tridacne. The shells were a little open; the Captain came near
49  2, 4 |           The spot is situated a little above the Isthmus of Suez,
50  2, 5 |          Land, his body thrown a little back, brandished the harpoon
51  2, 6 |           let us talk of our own little affair, but so that no one
52  2, 8 |        suddenly. I was, I admit, little prepared for this communication.
53  2, 8 |         room as usual. I ate but little; I was too preoccupied.
54  2, 10|      streams of lava, I saw some little violets still slightly perfumed,
55  2, 10|     carpets of marine crystal, a little umbelliferous plant very
56  2, 11|      signalise our voyage. I saw little of the Captain; he was at
57  2, 14|        the leaden sky. ~"However little it shows, it will be enough,"
58  2, 14|     climbed a rock, sloping to a little promontory, and there, with
59  2, 14|       scarlet weed, supported on little swimming bladders, which
60  2, 14|        was strewn with molluscs, little mussels, and limpets. I
61  2, 14|     1,000 yards. Then there were little kingfishers and starfish
62  2, 14|        but to put a wick in. ~"A little more," said Conseil, "and
63  2, 14|       had ceased. The cold was a little greater, the thermometer
64  2, 14|          the mother suckling her little ones, some already strong
65  2, 14|    change their place, they took little jumps, made by the contraction
66  2, 14|          weather is lightening a little," said he. "I have some
67  2, 15|      whole, his answer helped me little. ~"May I ask, sir, the cause
68  2, 15|      Evidently it was righting a little. Things hanging in the saloon
69  2, 16|          base. But that mattered little, so long as the lower part
70  2, 16|       nearly emptied of air. The little that remained ought to be
71  2, 19|     overrun day and night by the little schooners coasting about
72  2, 19|       life, will be shut up in a little floating case. The last
73  2, 21| opportunity for action. We spoke little, for we were too much moved.
74  2, 21|      woman, still young, and two little children. Captain Nemo looked
75  2, 23|         not know. And it matters little, after all. What I now affirm