Part, Chapter

 1  1, 2 |         possible. The arsenals were opened to Commander Farragut, who
 2  1, 4 |             the Straits of Magellan opened less than seven hundred
 3  1, 5 |             sailors. ~And they were opened widely. Both eyes and glasses,
 4  1, 7 |             that I received. I half opened my eyes. ~"Conseil!" I murmured. ~"
 5  1, 8 |        bottom of the ladder, a door opened, and shut after us immediately
 6  1, 8 |            my eyes involuntarily, I opened them, and saw that this
 7  1, 8 |             was now heard, the door opened, and two men appeared. ~
 8  1, 8 |          said these words, the door opened. A steward entered. He brought
 9  1, 9 |              charged with iodine. I opened my mouth wide, and my lungs
10  1, 9 |         locks were turned, the door opened, and the steward appeared. ~
11  1, 10|          dozen yards, a second door opened before me. ~I then entered
12  1, 10|            back of the dining-room, opened, and I entered a room equal
13  1, 10|            that moment Captain Nemo opened a door which stood opposite
14  1, 11|             was a sort of well that opened between two partitions.
15  1, 11|           with avidity. Then a door opened into a kitchen nine feet
16  1, 11|             the engine-room. A door opened, and I found myself in the
17  1, 13|             central staircase which opened on to the platform, clambered
18  1, 13|               On each side a window opened into this unexplored abyss.
19  1, 14|             note addressed to me. I opened it impatiently. It was written
20  1, 15|           side of the Nautilus then opened. We saw a faint light. In
21  1, 16|         empty. The inside door then opened, and we entered the vestry. ~
22  1, 17|            of the drawing-room were opened, and we were never tired
23  1, 18|          waves, and the panels were opened. ~I hastened to the aperture,
24  1, 18|      corroded by the salt water. He opened it, and I saw a bundle of
25  1, 21|           to knock at the door that opened into the Captain's room. "
26  1, 21|            The hatches had not been opened. The inner air was not renewed,
27  1, 21|           over the hatches you have opened." ~"M. Aronnax," quietly
28  1, 23|             prisoner? Quite free. I opened the door, went to the half-deck,
29  1, 23|             notes, when the Captain opened the door and appeared. I
30  2, 2 |            sea-water; then they are opened and washed." ~"The price
31  2, 3 |    annelides. ~At this moment there opened before us a large grotto
32  2, 3 |          upon him. The shark's jaws opened wide, like a pair of factory
33  2, 3 | consciousness return by degrees. He opened his eyes. What was his surprise,
34  2, 5 |         staircase; half way down he opened a door, traversed the upper
35  2, 5 |            gallery, black and deep, opened before us. The Nautilus
36  2, 6 |           ordered both panels to be opened, and, going from one to
37  2, 6 |       without noticing my presence, opened the piece of furniture,
38  2, 6 |     exclaimed. ~"Look." ~The panels opened, and I saw the sea entirely
39  2, 8 |            let into the angle which opened into the Captain's room.
40  2, 8 |         obscurity, but deserted. ~I opened the door communicating with
41  2, 8 |            door of the large saloon opened, and Captain Nemo appeared.
42  2, 9 |          where sight was lost. Here opened vast glades which the hand
43  2, 12|           to the surface. The panel opened, and we hurried on to the
44  2, 13|              the door of the saloon opened, and Captain Nemo appeared. ~"
45  2, 16|            the reservoirs were then opened, and a hundred cubic yards
46  2, 17|          Land did not speak, but he opened his jaws wide enough to
47  2, 18|        horned beak like a parrot's, opened and shut vertically. Its
48  2, 19|         turned the handle. The door opened, I went in. The Captain
49  2, 19|             I crawled to the panel, opened it, and descended to the
50  2, 20|      darkened, then the panels were opened, and through the glass I
51  2, 21|              he turned to his room, opened the door, and entered. I
52  2, 22|           renew the air, the panels opened and shut mechanically. There
53  2, 22|            should rise before me. I opened my door carefully; and even
54  2, 22|             door of the saloon, and opened it gently. It was plunged