Part, Chapter

 1  1, 8 |         to dress myself, and my companions followed my example. During
 2  1, 8 |       replied Ned Land. ~My two companions stretched themselves on
 3  1, 9 |      fatigues. I woke first. My companions had not moved, and were
 4  1, 10|    which we enjoy ourselves, my companions and I." ~It was evident
 5  1, 10|        M. Aronnax. You and your companions will not, perhaps, have
 6  1, 10|  Captain Nemo; and you and your companions are nothing to me but the
 7  1, 13|       the saloon. ~My two brave companions remained petrified at the
 8  1, 14|  pleasure see him joined by his companions. ~CAPTAIN NEMO, Commander
 9  1, 14|        the North Pacific, to my companions. ~"If Captain Nemo does
10  1, 14|         simply answered that my companions and myself were ready to
11  1, 14|        s cabin, I called my two companions, who followed promptly.
12  1, 15|     Captain Nemo and one of his companions (a sort of Hercules, who
13  1, 15|        to the wardrobe room. My companions followed, towed along in
14  1, 19| Profiting by this, I and my two companions went up on to the deserted
15  1, 20|       even think that my worthy companions' ideas had not all the plainness
16  1, 21|        contortions. ~Ten of his companions followed him. They met with
17  1, 22|   movements of the machine. ~My companions and I then witnessed a curious
18  1, 22|     must be confined, with your companions, until I think fit to release
19  1, 22|       asked Conseil. ~I told my companions what had passed. They were
20  1, 23|        I was in my own room. My companions, no doubt, had been reinstated
21  1, 23|    excursion to-day?" ~"With my companions?" I asked. ~"If they like." ~"
22  1, 23|      Nemo had stopped. I and my companions halted, and, turning round,
23  1, 23|      And he rests now, near his companions, in the coral cemetery?" ~"
24  2, 2 |     Captain Nemo, "you and your companions shall visit the Bank of
25  2, 3 |         to follow me." ~"And my companions, Captain?" ~"They have been
26  2, 3 |         to the tiller; his four companions leaned on their oars, the
27  2, 3 |  sea-dress. Captain Nemo and my companions were also dressing. None
28  2, 3 |         start." ~I looked at my companions; they were armed like us,
29  2, 6 |       shackle the liberty of my companions, but I certainly felt no
30  2, 6 |       to the highest degree. My companions were not less surprised
31  2, 8 |   compromising the future of my companions? To-morrow Captain Nemo
32  2, 8 |     Sometimes seeing myself and companions safely landed, sometimes
33  2, 9 |        I saw that neither of my companions nor any of the ship's crew
34  2, 9 |         to meet in these depths companions and friends of Captain Nemo
35  2, 10|           And we shall see your companions at work?" ~"No; not this
36  2, 10|         and went to look for my companions, who had not yet left their
37  2, 10|      and I pointed it out to my companions. ~"Picture to yourselves,"
38  2, 15|       Follow me," said I, to my companions. ~We left the saloon. There
39  2, 15|       saloon to the library. My companions were silent. I soon threw
40  2, 15|       behind. I turned pale. My companions were close by my side. I
41  2, 16|        was ready as soon as his companions. When Ned was dressed, I
42  2, 16|       glass? ~I did not tell my companions of this new danger. What
43  2, 16|   handed in turn to his panting companions the apparatus that supplied
44  2, 16|       me like a drunken man. My companions showed the same symptoms.
45  2, 16|      Had he succumbed? Were his companions dead with him? At the moment
46  2, 17|       vivifying sea-air. My two companions were getting drunk with
47  2, 17|      and thankfulness to my two companions. Ned and Conseil had prolonged
48  2, 18|         swallowed up one of his companions, and great tears gathered
49  2, 19| interrupting me. ~"But I and my companions are ready to keep this manuscript
50  2, 19|       to-day, in the name of my companions and in my own, if your intention
51  2, 19|       my conversation to my two companions. ~"We know now," said Ned, "
52  2, 21|       shut Captain Nemo and his companions within the Nautilus, but
53  2, 21|           Go down, you and your companions, go down!" ~"Sir," I cried, "
54  2, 21|   surface, rolling slightly. My companions and I resolved to fly when
55  2, 21|     attacking its adversary, my companions and myself should for ever
56  2, 22|      leave my room, and join my companions. ~I must not hesitate, even
57  2, 22|         already admitted my two companions. ~"Let us go! let us go!"
58  2, 23|      the Loffoden Isles. My two companions, safe and sound, were near