Part, Chapter

 1  1, 1 |  assembled at lunch in the great saloon, a slight shock was felt
 2  1, 11|    submarine boat. Come into the saloon, it is our usual study,
 3  1, 12|         seated on a divan in the saloon smoking. The Captain showed
 4  1, 13|      coast, and descended to the saloon. ~"And now, sir, I leave
 5  1, 13|     which you may follow it. The saloon is at your disposal, and,
 6  1, 13|      appeared at the door of the saloon. ~My two brave companions
 7  1, 13|        broke at each side of the saloon, through two oblong openings.
 8  1, 13|      abyss. The obscurity of the saloon showed to advantage the
 9  1, 13|        there was daylight in the saloon, the iron panels closed
10  1, 14|          dressed I went into the saloon. It was deserted. I plunged
11  1, 14|          Nemo. The panels of the saloon did not open. Perhaps they
12  1, 14|          quickly and entered the saloon. ~Captain Nemo was there,
13  1, 18|        follow him into the large saloon. The Nautilus sank several
14  1, 21|         her. ~I went down to the saloon, but found no one there.
15  1, 21|         then went into the large saloon. The clock marked half-past
16  1, 21|     Captain Nemo appeared in the saloon. ~"We are going to start,"
17  1, 22|    spectacle. The hatches of the saloon were open, and, as the beacon
18  1, 22|          strike the glass of the saloon. Then appeared the smaller
19  2, 1 |      journey, I went down to the saloon. The panel was closed, and
20  2, 1 |       through the windows of the saloon, the books in the library,
21  2, 1 | themselves at the windows of the saloon with such violence as to
22  2, 2 |      tone, Captain Nemo left the saloon. Now, if you were invited
23  2, 3 |       dressed, and went into the saloon. ~Captain Nemo was awaiting
24  2, 3 |        than that ornamenting the saloon of the Nautilus. I approached
25  2, 4 |        thus at the window of the saloon! What new specimens of submarine
26  2, 5 |         Through the panel of the saloon I saw the bottom of the
27  2, 6 |          the glass panels of the saloon. ~The next day, the 14th
28  2, 6 |     myself alone with him in the saloon. Besides, he seemed to be
29  2, 6 |       near the left panel of the saloon. Near this piece of furniture,
30  2, 6 |      pushed the chest out of the saloon. Then I heard them hoisting
31  2, 6 | Whereupon he turned and left the saloon. ~I returned to my room
32  2, 6 |        answer. I returned to the saloon after having breakfast and
33  2, 6 |       myself. ~I was leaving the saloon, when Captain Nemo entered;
34  2, 6 |      smell of sulphur filled the saloon, and the brilliancy of the
35  2, 8 |    project. ~Twice I went to the saloon. I wished to consult the
36  2, 8 |       beat. ~I wanted to see the saloon for the last time. I descended
37  2, 8 |       through the windows of the saloon into the waters of the Atlantic:
38  2, 8 |           In passing through the saloon, I came near the door let
39  2, 8 |         room and returned to the saloon, which was half in obscurity,
40  2, 8 |     moment the door of the large saloon opened, and Captain Nemo
41  2, 8 |        to recover. I obeyed. The saloon was dark, but through the
42  2, 9 |         dressed, I went into the saloon. The compass was not reassuring.
43  2, 10|      next day when I entered the saloon. I looked at the manometer.
44  2, 11|      groaned; the windows of the saloon seemed to curve under the
45  2, 11|   objective was brought into the saloon. Through the widely-opened
46  2, 12|         before the window in the saloon, and Captain Nemo joined
47  2, 13|        place with Conseil in the saloon; through the open window
48  2, 13|         my post once more in the saloon. The electric log told me
49  2, 13|        of March, the door of the saloon opened, and Captain Nemo
50  2, 14|        on the platform. From the saloon, where I was taking notes
51  2, 15|          by the staircase to the saloon, which was lit by the luminous
52  2, 15|     appear. As I was leaving the saloon, Ned Land and Conseil entered. ~"
53  2, 15|         companions. ~We left the saloon. There was no one in the
54  2, 15|           We all returned to the saloon. For twenty minutes we remained
55  2, 15|    little. Things hanging in the saloon were sensibly returning
56  2, 15|         going to the door of the saloon. ~"But are we floating?"
57  2, 15|       been extinguished, but the saloon was still resplendent with
58  2, 15|     short time I walked from the saloon to the library. My companions
59  2, 15|          the Captain entered the saloon. I went up to him. ~"Our
60  2, 18|          and came no more to the saloon. What change had come over
61  2, 19|         it, and descended to the saloon. The storm was then at its
62  2, 19|          the open windows in the saloon I saw large fish terrified,
63  2, 20|          tell. I returned to the saloon. The panels closed, I heard
64  2, 21|    manoeuvres. I returned to the saloon. The Nautilus still floated;
65  2, 21|     rushed from my room into the saloon. Captain Nemo was there,
66  2, 22|          had not returned to the saloon: all was silence and darkness
67  2, 22|    reappeared. I passed into the saloon. It was deserted. I consulted
68  2, 22|      must fly. I returned to the saloon, fearing and yet hoping
69  2, 22|          Nautilus, I went to the saloon. We were running N.N.E.
70  2, 22|          his room. He was in the saloon, which I must cross to fly.
71  2, 22|          reached the door of the saloon, and opened it gently. It
72  2, 22|      library came through to the saloon. He came towards me silently,