Part, Chapter

 1  1, 4 |          thing and another as we looked at this mysterious sea,
 2  1, 4 |     incredulous?" ~The harpooner looked at me fixedly for some moments
 3  1, 5 |        course of the cetacean. I looked and looked till I was nearly
 4  1, 5 |       the cetacean. I looked and looked till I was nearly blind,
 5  1, 7 |         head got better again. I looked at all points of the horizon.
 6  1, 7 |          five miles from us, and looked like a dark mass, hardly
 7  1, 7 |       raised his head sometimes, looked before us, and uttered a
 8  1, 8 |    shoulders, and his black eyes looked around with cold assurance;
 9  1, 8 |      range of his vision, and he looked as if he magnified the objects
10  1, 10|     marine origin. ~Captain Nemo looked at me. I asked him no questions,
11  1, 10|        volutes of the ceiling. I looked with real admiration at
12  1, 13|       brightness outside, and we looked out as if this pure crystal
13  1, 16|       Nemo's immense domains. He looked upon it as his own, and
14  1, 18|    Island of Aurou, that at noon looked like a mass of green woods,
15  1, 19|         you flee?" ~Captain Nemo looked at me curiously, and made
16  1, 19|   Conseil, simply. ~The Canadian looked at Conseil, then shrugged
17  1, 20| completely roasted. The interior looked like a white pasty, a sort
18  1, 21|    CAPTAIN NEMO'S THUNDERBOLT~We looked at the edge of the forest
19  1, 21|      even if they were open." ~I looked at the Captain. ~"You do
20  1, 22|      gestures. For myself, I had looked carefully in the direction
21  1, 22|          the place indicated. He looked long. I felt very much puzzled,
22  1, 23| preceding night. He made none. I looked at him. He seemed fatigued;
23  1, 23|     refreshed by sleep; his face looked very sorrowful. He walked
24  1, 23|    bandages, and the wounded man looked at me with his large eyes
25  1, 23|       shed over his death-bed. I looked at his intelligent forehead,
26  1, 23|           the flowers faded as I looked, and the bush changed into
27  2, 3 |          few stars to be seen. I looked on the side where the land
28  2, 3 |          belt, and we start." ~I looked at my companions; they were
29  2, 5 |        coast on the eastern side looked like a mass faintly printed
30  2, 5 |          than a mile from us. It looked like a great sandbank deposited
31  2, 5 |       gigantic dugong! ~Ned Land looked eagerly. His eyes shone
32  2, 5 |         the screw diminished. ~I looked in silence at the high straight
33  2, 6 |          the sea." ~The Canadian looked attentively. ~"Certainly
34  2, 6 |          did not say one word. I looked. Captain Nemo took the ingots
35  2, 6 |         change of temperature. I looked at the manometer; it showed
36  2, 8 |        was shut, he sat down and looked at me silently. ~"Friend
37  2, 8 |       security." ~Ned Land still looked at me fixedly; at length
38  2, 8 |    useful and agreeable hours. I looked at all its riches, all its
39  2, 8 |          waves were sparkling. I looked. ~For half a mile around
40  2, 9 |          expected this visit. He looked very disappointed. ~"Well,
41  2, 9 |       the whole mass of rock. ~I looked down the side we had just
42  2, 10|          I entered the saloon. I looked at the manometer. It told
43  2, 10|         for an instant, and then looked again. The Nautilus was
44  2, 14|      half basalt. From thence we looked upon a vast sea which, towards
45  2, 14|         seen only by refraction, looked like a golden disc shedding
46  2, 14|         parts by the horizon. ~I looked at the last rays crowning
47  2, 15|       Some hours passed. I often looked at the instruments hanging
48  2, 16|       terrible. But everyone had looked the danger in the face,
49  2, 16|          on board?" ~The Captain looked in my face. "After to-morrow
50  2, 16|     moments I breathed freely. I looked at the clock; it was eleven
51  2, 17|       soon returned, and, when I looked round me, I saw we were
52  2, 18|         one of its brothers." ~I looked at Conseil. Ned Land hurried
53  2, 18|    horrible beast!" he cried. ~I looked in my turn, and could not
54  2, 18|        us, he went to the panel, looked at the poulps, and said
55  2, 18|          them, man to beast." ~I looked at him. I thought I had
56  2, 19|     chain you with an oath?" ~He looked at me with his arms crossed. ~"
57  2, 20|         half a mile round us. ~I looked to the port side, and saw
58  2, 21|         a dull boom was heard. I looked at the Captain. He did not
59  2, 21|   gunshot," replied Ned Land. ~I looked in the direction of the
60  2, 21|     taking refuge in my room, we looked at each other without speaking.
61  2, 21|    little children. Captain Nemo looked at them for some moments,