Part, Chapter

 1  1, 1 |       this object a length of two hundred feet, equally with the exaggerated
 2  1, 1 |       shot with a hissing noise a hundred and fifty feet up into the
 3  1, 1 |       distance of more than seven hundred nautical leagues. ~Fifteen
 4  1, 1 |         mammal at more than three hundred and fifty feet, as the Shannon
 5  1, 1 |        though they measured three hundred feet over all. ~Now the
 6  1, 1 |           entangle a ship of five hundred tons and hurry it into the
 7  1, 1 |          of the wind and its four hundred horse power, it was going
 8  1, 1 |        course. She was then three hundred miles from Cape Clear, and,
 9  1, 1 |     amounted to not less than two hundred! ~Now, it was the "monster"
10  1, 4 |           called the Argus, for a hundred reasons. Only one amongst
11  1, 4 |        ask no more than to live a hundred years longer, that I may
12  1, 4 |   Magellan opened less than seven hundred miles to the south. Before
13  1, 4 |        pressure; at 3,200 feet, a hundred times that pressure; lastly,
14  1, 4 |          some vertebrate, several hundred yards long, and large in
15  1, 5 |      still remained less than two hundred miles to leeward. Night
16  1, 5 | government of the Union offered a hundred thousand dollars, it would
17  1, 6 |  estimated its length at only two hundred and fifty feet. As to its
18  1, 6 |     distance she made under three hundred miles during this unlucky
19  1, 6 |         the bridge. We were not a hundred feet from the burning focus,
20  1, 11|         thirty five yards, or one hundred and five feet. The partitions
21  1, 12|   reservoirs capable of holding a hundred tons. Therefore I can sink
22  1, 13|        comprises two billions two hundred and fifty millions of cubic
23  1, 13|          thirty-seven million six hundred and fifty-seven square miles,
24  1, 13|           to twelve billions nine hundred and sixty millions of acres. ~
25  1, 13|      board? Ten, twenty, fifty, a hundred?" ~"I cannot answer you,
26  1, 13|          cease for a depth of one hundred and fifty fathoms. But in
27  1, 14|          were then about eighteen hundred miles from our starting-point,
28  1, 14|           water in a medium eight hundred and fifty-five times denser
29  1, 15|        objects at a distance of a hundred and fifty yards. Beyond
30  1, 15|           We were at a depth of a hundred and five yards and twenty
31  1, 21|    horizon to the right, hardly a hundred steps from us. ~Our boat
32  1, 21|         two cable-lengths, when a hundred savages, howling and gesticulating,
33  1, 21|       many have you counted?" ~"A hundred at least." ~"M. Aronnax,"
34  1, 21|          day before-- five or six hundred perhaps--some of them, profiting
35  1, 22|           wolf-thorn-tails, and a hundred others which striped the
36  1, 23|           we reached a depth of a hundred yards. The light from our
37  1, 23|   attained a depth of about three hundred yards, that is to say, the
38  1, 23|           cemetery is there, some hundred feet below the surface of
39  2, 1 |       floated between fifty and a hundred fathoms deep. We went on
40  2, 1 |           went at the rate of two hundred and fifty leagues in twenty-four
41  2, 1 |     twenty-four hours, being five hundred and forty miles, or twenty-two
42  2, 2 |          contained no less than a hundred and fifty sharks." ~"A hundred
43  2, 2 |    hundred and fifty sharks." ~"A hundred and fifty sharks!" exclaimed
44  2, 2 |      hurriedly. "I meant to say a hundred and fifty pearls. Sharks
45  2, 4 |          Who knows if, in another hundred years, we may not see a
46  2, 7 |           of the sea at about six hundred leagues, and it was accomplished
47  2, 8 |          by to-morrow we may be a hundred leagues away? Let circumstances
48  2, 8 |         table at seven o'clock. A hundred and twenty minutes (I counted
49  2, 8 |           rich shipwrecks at five hundred millions." ~"Five hundred
50  2, 8 |         hundred millions." ~"Five hundred millions they were," answered
51  2, 9 |          the line of trees, and a hundred feet above our heads rose
52  2, 9 |          more than seven or eight hundred feet above the level of
53  2, 10|           being about five or six hundred yards. At the summit was
54  2, 10|   greatest breadth, measured five hundred feet. On this soil one might
55  2, 10|          at a height of about two hundred and fifty feet by impassable
56  2, 10|          not rise more than eight hundred feet above the level of
57  2, 11|          at a constant speed of a hundred leagues in twenty-four hours.
58  2, 12|         twenty-four hours." ~"Six hundred and twenty-five!" repeated
59  2, 12|           sir, whales measuring a hundred feet. I have even been told
60  2, 12|          Islands, are sometimes a hundred and fifty feet long." ~"
61  2, 12|         in troops of two or three hundred. As to those, they are cruel,
62  2, 12|           found from six to eight hundred pounds of that precious
63  2, 13|         went to the depth of four hundred fathoms. The temperature
64  2, 13|       travel; that is, about five hundred leagues. The Nautilus kept
65  2, 13|         ice between four and five hundred yards in depth! It was evidently
66  2, 13|        about fifty feet deep. One hundred and fifty feet now separated
67  2, 14|           rose to a height of one hundred and four yards. We made
68  2, 14|           the error will not be a hundred yards and we do not want
69  2, 14|           a sharp peak about five hundred yards high. The boat took
70  2, 15|        Nautilus had risen about a hundred and fifty feet, but it still
71  2, 15|          depth of more than three hundred yards; the compass still
72  2, 16|           were then opened, and a hundred cubic yards of water was
73  2, 22|   Nautilus. At wonderful speed, a hundred feet beneath the water,
74  2, 22|          night we had crossed two hundred leagues of the Atlantic.