Part, Chapter

 1  1, 2 |         before the Abraham Lincoln left Brooklyn pier, I received
 2  1, 3 |           whelk," said Conseil. ~I left Conseil to stow our trunks
 3  1, 4 |            behind the others, and, left to no one my share of daily
 4  1, 5 |     Japanese or American coast was left unexplored. ~The warmest
 5  1, 6 |           boys; even the engineers left their engines, and the stokers
 6  1, 7 |         moon disappeared then, and left us in total darkness. ~At
 7  1, 10|         upon it, I shall have none left for the vessel which carries
 8  1, 11|            it to the right, to the left, above, below. How do you
 9  1, 14|         offer his services. He had left his friend the Canadian
10  1, 14|       speaking, and Conseil and he left me. ~After supper, which
11  1, 14|         the table. "I have nothing left me but to take my gun. At
12  1, 15|           I retrace the impression left upon me by that walk under
13  1, 16|          The outside door had been left open, and Captain Nemo closed
14  1, 18|            On 15th of December, we left to the east the bewitching
15  1, 18|           and the Esperance, which left Brest the 28th of September
16  1, 18|            months after Dillon had left Vanikoro he put into Hobart
17  1, 19|          of December, the Nautilus left the shores of Vanikoro with
18  1, 19|          some coral showed itself, left by the ebb. We had run aground,
19  1, 19|          passage that the breakers left between them. The boat was
20  1, 20|         same place in which we had left it. We resolved to return
21  1, 21|         being rolled from right to left, this olive turns from left
22  1, 21|        left, this olive turns from left to right." ~"Is it possible?" ~"
23  1, 21|               Yes, my boy; it is a left shell." ~Shells are all
24  1, 21|          by chance their spiral is left, amateurs are ready to pay
25  1, 22|           and her motionless screw left her to drift at the mercy
26  1, 22|     lighted the cell went out, and left us in total darkness. Ned
27  1, 22|           visions disappeared, and left me in complete insensibility. ~
28  1, 23|   shattered by some deadly weapon, left the brain exposed, which
29  1, 23|     Aronnax," said the Captain. ~I left him in the dying man's cabin,
30  2, 1 |           the coral cemetery which left such a deep impression on
31  2, 1 |           took up all my time, and left me not a moment of ennui
32  2, 1 |     accelerating her speed, easily left the most rapid of them behind. ~
33  2, 2 |        careless tone, Captain Nemo left the saloon. Now, if you
34  2, 6 |        furniture standing near the left panel of the saloon. Near
35  2, 6 |            Whereupon he turned and left the saloon. ~I returned
36  2, 6 |          Nautilus tacked about and left the furnace it could not
37  2, 6 |           the 16th of February, we left the basin which, between
38  2, 8 |           I was too preoccupied. I left the table at seven o'clock.
39  2, 8 |        Captain's door. No noise. I left my room and returned to
40  2, 8 | independence under the sea, it had left him still a man, that his
41  2, 9 |            avalanche. To right and left ran long, dark galleries,
42  2, 10|        companions, who had not yet left their cabin. I invited them
43  2, 10|            the Nautilus could have left that instant. But Captain
44  2, 10|          day, the Nautilus, having left its port, steered clear
45  2, 11|            I often found his books left open, especially those on
46  2, 12|           across his forehead, and left the room without answering. ~"
47  2, 12|     Canadian, whose eyes had never left the ocean, "they are coming
48  2, 12|           formed, the whole of its left side being (if we may say
49  2, 13|            and animation, they had left silence and death. ~About
50  2, 13|    mountain a plain. My eyes never left the manometer. We were still
51  2, 14|           time, no human being has left a trace there." ~Saying
52  2, 14|            south in the half-light left by the sun as it skirted
53  2, 15|           I, to my companions. ~We left the saloon. There was no
54  2, 16|     reserve on board. And what was left of the respirable air must
55  2, 16|          in the same manner, never left me. He took my hand and
56  2, 18|    submarine marvels to me; now he left me to my studies, and came
57  2, 18|          vanquished and mutilated, left us at last, and disappeared
58  2, 20|      Conseil and I, however, never left each other. I said that
59  2, 20|           Scilly Isles, which were left to starboard. If we wished
60  2, 21|           I. ~He did not answer. I left him and mounted the platform.
61  2, 21|     platform. Captain Nemo had not left it. He was standing at the
62  2, 22|          mind to all. The Canadian left me. I reached the platform,
63  2, 22|     terrified me. Captain Nemo had left his room. He was in the