Part, Chapter

 1  1, 2 |          rate of twenty miles an hour, and you obtain a shock
 2  1, 3 |  Brooklyn. So in a quarter of an hour, perhaps less, the frigate
 3  1, 3 |      would not lose a day nor an hour in scouring the seas in
 4  1, 6 |      nearly three-quarters of an hour, without the frigate gaining
 5  1, 6 |          rate of 18 1/2 miles an hour. ~But the accursed animal
 6  1, 6 |         same speed. ~For a whole hour the frigate kept up this
 7  1, 6 |        less than thirty miles an hour, and even during our maximum
 8  1, 8 |         not measure it. ~Half an hour had already passed without
 9  1, 9 |        each man consumes, in one hour, the oxygen contained in
10  1, 9 |         in advance of the dinner hour." ~"That is just like you,
11  1, 11|        speed of fifteen miles an hour." ~"It is marvelous! And
12  1, 11|          speed of fifty miles an hour." ~"I have seen the Nautilus
13  1, 13|       the Nautilus. ~For a whole hour was I deep in these reflections,
14  1, 13|        speed of fifteen miles an hour. I expected Captain Nemo,
15  1, 13|     appear. The clock marked the hour of five. ~Ned Land and Conseil
16  1, 15|   daylight? ~For a quarter of an hour I trod on this sand, sown
17  1, 15|    quitted the Nautilus about an hour and a half. It was near
18  1, 16|          does not!" ~In about an hour Captain Nemo gave the signal
19  1, 16|   continued our journey. For one hour a plain of sand lay stretched
20  1, 16| full-face in the forest. Half an hour after, guided by the electric
21  1, 17|         log gave twenty miles an hour. ~During the days and weeks
22  1, 20|   quitted the shore, and half an hour after we hailed the Nautilus.
23  1, 20|       out. After walking for one hour we had attained a forest
24  1, 21|         to-morrow, at about this hour, we must open the hatches
25  1, 22|        than thirty-five miles an hour. The rapidity of her screw
26  2, 1 |           or twenty-two miles an hour. If we recognised so many
27  2, 1 |   adhering to it. ~For nearly an hour the Nautilus floated in
28  2, 3 |         for the space of half an hour no danger appeared to threaten
29  2, 3 | traversed, came in about half an hour to the anchor which held
30  2, 4 |         speed of twenty miles an hour, slid into the labyrinth
31  2, 4 |          scarcely the work of an hour. But I saw nothing, not
32  2, 5 |        without relaxation for an hour, and I began to think it
33  2, 5 |          followed it thus for an hour only some few yards off. ~
34  2, 6 |        impunity. A quarter of an hour after we were breathing
35  2, 7 |         now twenty-five miles an hour. It may be well understood
36  2, 9 |        needs stop exactly at the hour we intended leaving his
37  2, 9 |        and the panel closed. ~An hour after, upon consulting the
38  2, 9 |     Nothing more. ~After half an hour's walk the soil became stony.
39  2, 9 |         them! We remained for an hour at this place, contemplating
40  2, 10|         speed of twenty miles an hour and a depth of fifty fathoms. ~
41  2, 10|      level of the ocean. Half an hour after the Canadian's last
42  2, 10|    limpets. Three-quarters of an hour later we had finished our
43  2, 12|           then," said I. "In one hour each man consumes the oxygen
44  2, 12|         perfect billows. For one hour this wholesale massacre
45  2, 14|        be strewn with banks. One hour afterwards we had reached
46  2, 15|        speed of fifteen miles an hour. Towards night it was already
47  2, 15|    mechanically. A quarter of an hour after, Conseil, approaching
48  2, 15|         speed of twenty miles an hour, which, in such a cramped
49  2, 16|   frightful pace, forty miles an hour. It literally tore through
50  2, 18|       had lasted a quarter of an hour. The monsters, vanquished
51  2, 19|          two miles and a half an hour. The body of its waters
52  2, 19|          nearly forty leagues an hour. It is under these conditions
53  2, 21|      mast." ~For a quarter of an hour we watched the ship which
54  2, 22|          of twenty-five miles an hour, now on the surface, and
55  2, 22|        in my mind. I remained an hour thus, bathed in the light