Part, Chapter

 1  1, 1 |        from the sea-serpent they came to direct personalities. ~
 2  1, 6 |      November the 6th. But night came on, and overshadowed the
 3  1, 7 |       the thought of the monster came into my head for the first
 4  1, 7 |     responded to by a voice that came nearer and nearer. I scarcely
 5  1, 7 |        It is certain that I soon came to, thanks to the vigorous
 6  1, 7 |          violently pushed aside, came from the interior of the
 7  1, 8 |    groped about. In five steps I came to an iron wall, made of
 8  1, 8 |         that this luminous agent came from a half globe, unpolished,
 9  1, 10|      ocean. You attacked me. You came to surprise a secret which
10  1, 12|         the water when the shock came. It had no bad result." ~"
11  1, 12|        Nautilus weighed 1,500 It came therefore to L67,500., and
12  1, 13|       than the birds of the air, came, attracted, no doubt, by
13  1, 14|         of twelve hours. Conseil came, according to custom, to
14  1, 14|       followed promptly. We then came to a cell near the machinery-room,
15  1, 15|      call two of the ship's crew came to help us dress in these
16  1, 16|        this marvellous excursion came to an end. A wall of superb
17  1, 17|          onto the platform. They came to draw up the nets that
18  1, 18|          morning of the 27th, he came into the large drawing-room,
19  1, 18|         planisphere. The Captain came up to me, put his finger
20  1, 18|         Hebrides. There a Lascar came alongside in a canoe, sold
21  1, 19|       the Islands of Murray, and came back to the south-west towards
22  1, 19|         sir?" said Ned Land, who came up to me after the departure
23  1, 20|     uttered a triumphal cry, and came back to me bringing a magnificent
24  1, 20|         bari-outang." The animal came in time for us to procure
25  1, 21|         the shore. Probably they came from the neighbouring islands,
26  1, 21|       just dragging, and his net came up filled with divers ordinary
27  1, 21|       hatches." ~"Exactly, and I came to say to you " ~"Nothing
28  1, 23|       The second lieutenant then came on to the platform, and
29  1, 23|          and uneasy. At last, he came up to me, and said: ~"Are
30  1, 23|       soon as he perceived me he came to me. ~"Professor, will
31  2, 1 |         noon, the second officer came to take the altitude of
32  2, 1 |         to the Island of Crespo) came to clean the glasses of
33  2, 2 |        when at noon the Nautilus came to the surface of the sea,
34  2, 3 |         little open; the Captain came near and put his dagger
35  2, 3 |          road already traversed, came in about half an hour to
36  2, 4 |       the Canadian, who that day came to me asking where we were
37  2, 4 |         first dawn of day, Mocha came in sight, now a ruined town,
38  2, 5 |          the animal. ~The latter came now and then to the surface
39  2, 5 |         their guard. ~The dugong came within twenty feet of the
40  2, 5 |     turned on its back. The boat came up with it, took it in tow,
41  2, 5 |        not stay in one place, so came to breathe the fresh night
42  2, 6 |   Captain did not answer me, but came and leaned against the panel. ~
43  2, 6 |      ingots of gold. From whence came this precious metal, which
44  2, 8 |         remain quiet. I went and came, hoping to calm my troubled
45  2, 8 |    passing through the saloon, I came near the door let into the
46  2, 8 |          sunk. Here Captain Nemo came, according to his wants,
47  2, 9 |       lighter. The white glimmer came in rays from the summit
48  2, 9 |         it here this strange man came to steep himself in historical
49  2, 12|         of March, Conseil and he came to me in my room. I inquired
50  2, 13|          have conceived? It then came into my head to ask Captain
51  2, 15|    matter?" said I, at once. ~"I came to ask you, sir," replied
52  2, 16|       hours' hard work, Ned Land came in exhausted. He and his
53  2, 16|         be empty!" ~A cold sweat came over me. However, ought
54  2, 16|       gone through the machines, came boiling into the body of
55  2, 16|       air for my master!" ~Tears came into my eyes on hearing
56  2, 16|         wounds matter? Vital air came to the lungs! We breathed!
57  2, 16|        discipline. When the time came, he gave up his apparatus
58  2, 16|           Just then all the crew came on board, and the double
59  2, 16|         going to die. Suddenly I came to. Some breaths of air
60  2, 16|       torn off--and the pure air came in in abundance to all parts
61  2, 18|       left me to my studies, and came no more to the saloon. What
62  2, 18|   several rows of pointed teeth, came out quivering from this
63  2, 18|     other arms, lashing the air, came down on the seaman placed
64  2, 19|       the Nautilus. Captain Nemo came down about twelve. I heard
65  2, 20|       noon, Captain Nemo himself came to work the ship's log.
66  2, 21|       who he was, from whence he came, or where he was going to,
67  2, 22| incessantly under water. When we came to the surface to renew
68  2, 22|        At half-past six Ned Land came to my room, saying, "We
69  2, 22|       the light from the library came through to the saloon. He
70  2, 22|        through to the saloon. He came towards me silently, with
71  2, 23|         Conseil, and myself ever came out of the gulf, I cannot