Part, Chapter

 1  1, 5 |       months ago." ~"In your little room, sir," replied Conseil, "
 2  1, 10|          the two extremities of the room, and upon their shelves
 3  1, 10|    paintings. ~In the centre of the room was a table richly laid
 4  1, 10|             opened, and I entered a room equal in dimensions to that
 5  1, 10|           followed the shape of the room, terminating at the lower
 6  1, 10|             real admiration at this room, so ingeniously fitted up,
 7  1, 10|             profit by them." ~"This room is not only a library,"
 8  1, 10|           It was a vast, four-sided room, thirty feet long, eighteen
 9  1, 10|            and the disorder of this room." ~"Sir," I answered, "without
10  1, 10|      suspended on the walls of this room instruments of whose use
11  1, 10|          same instruments in my own room, Professor, where I shall
12  1, 10|             a cabin, but an elegant room, with a bed, dressing-table,
13  1, 10|          only thank my host. ~"Your room adjoins mine," said he,
14  1, 10|             I entered the Captain's room: it had a severe, almost
15  1, 11|         hanging on the walls of his room, "here are the contrivances
16  1, 11|        separated from the Captain's room by a second water-tight
17  1, 11|     water-tight partition; the said room, five yards in length; mine,
18  1, 14|        November, on returning to my room with Ned and Conseil, I
19  1, 15|          being pushed into a little room contiguous to the wardrobe
20  1, 15|          contiguous to the wardrobe room. My companions followed,
21  1, 15|     invading us, and with which the room was soon filled. A second
22  1, 16|             sleep, I returned to my room, in great wonder at this
23  1, 17|          the panel to the steward's room, some to be eaten fresh,
24  1, 17|           preparing to return to my room, when, without further preamble,
25  1, 21|           opened into the Captain's room. "Come in," was the answer. ~
26  1, 21|           me, and I went back to my room. ~There I found Conseil,
27  1, 21|           Nautilus. ~I worked in my room till noon, without having
28  1, 23|           surprise, I was in my own room. My companions, no doubt,
29  1, 23|         then thought of quitting my room. Was I free again or a prisoner?
30  1, 23|           cabin, and returned to my room much affected by this scene.
31  2, 5 |             cage with the machinery room, and from there the Captain
32  2, 6 |           saloon. ~I returned to my room much troubled, as one may
33  2, 8 |        fresh air. ~I returned to my room, Conseil to his cabin; but
34  2, 8 | disappointment. When the door of my room was shut, he sat down and
35  2, 8 |         Nemo will be shut up in his room, probably in bed. Neither
36  2, 8 |          could hear him walking the room contiguous to mine. No sound
37  2, 8 |             dinner was served in my room as usual. I ate but little;
38  2, 8 |           opened into the Captain's room. To my great surprise, this
39  2, 8 |       Captain Nemo should be in his room, he could see me. But, hearing
40  2, 8 |           sound, I drew nearer. The room was deserted. I pushed open
41  2, 8 |              and I hurried from the room. ~There my eye fell upon
42  2, 8 |             feet. ~I returned to my room, clothed myself warmly--
43  2, 8 |           door. No noise. I left my room and returned to the saloon,
44  2, 9 |           saw the Canadian enter my room. I expected this visit.
45  2, 10|             guess. I returned to my room; it no longer moved. I laid
46  2, 12|             and he came to me in my room. I inquired the cause of
47  2, 12|          his forehead, and left the room without answering. ~"Will
48  2, 15|       thrown into the middle of the room. The Nautilus, after having
49  2, 16|             Ned!" ~I led him to the room where the crew of the Nautilus
50  2, 19|            Captain Nemo entered his room, and I saw him no more for
51  2, 19|             see him." ~I went to my room. From thence I meant to
52  2, 21|             Avenger!" ~I reached my room. The Captain and his second
53  2, 21|        reflect; taking refuge in my room, we looked at each other
54  2, 21|           my mind, I rushed from my room into the saloon. Captain
55  2, 21|          was over, he turned to his room, opened the door, and entered.
56  2, 22|   retaliation? I had returned to my room, where Ned and Conseil had
57  2, 22|           of the moon. I went to my room, but could not sleep. I
58  2, 22|             six Ned Land came to my room, saying, "We shall not see
59  2, 22|      glasses. Then I returned to my room. ~I dressed myself in strong
60  2, 22|         listened at the door of his room. I heard steps. Captain
61  2, 22|       better to go to the Captain's room, see him face to face, and
62  2, 22|           Captain Nemo had left his room. He was in the saloon, which
63  2, 22|             come for me to leave my room, and join my companions. ~