Part, Chapter

 1  1, 4 |        the harpooner, shaking his head with the air of a man who
 2  1, 7 |           light reanimated us. My head got better again. I looked
 3  1, 7 |          the monster came into my head for the first time! But
 4  1, 7 |           me again. He raised his head sometimes, looked before
 5  1, 7 |        crept over me. I raised my head for the last time, then
 6  1, 8 |         with robust limbs, strong head, an abundance of black hair,
 7  1, 8 |      self-confidence--because his head was well set on his shoulders,
 8  1, 8 |         replied by a shake of the head, and added two or three
 9  1, 11|          starting from the ship's head: the dining-room, five yards
10  1, 13|           a blue body and silvery head; the brilliant azurors,
11  1, 14|        impervious dress, with his head in a metal helmet, receives
12  1, 14|            was obliged to shut my head, like that of a diver in
13  1, 15|           Captain Nemo thrust his head into the helmet, Conseil
14  1, 15| directions, by simply turning our head in the interior of the head-dress.
15  1, 15|          in the midst of which my head rattled like an almond in
16  1, 15|       copper box which covered my head, thereby expending more
17  1, 16|          only put my great copper head to Conseil's. I saw the
18  1, 16|          Nemo had returned to the head of his little band, directing
19  1, 16|          mammal, with its rounded head ornamented with short ears,
20  1, 16|           algae, when, raising my head, I saw some enormous mass,
21  1, 19|           Seas. Before the ship's head stretched the dangerous
22  1, 20|         three feet in length. Its head was comparatively small,
23  1, 20|          the back of the neck and head, and emerald colour at the
24  1, 22|       towards the south-west. Her head was set for the Indian Ocean.
25  1, 22|         body, clenched fists, and head shrunk between his shoulders,
26  1, 23|           next day I woke with my head singularly clear. To my
27  1, 23|          ill, he was wounded. His head, swathed in bandages covered
28  1, 23|    readjusted the bandages on his head, and turned to Captain Nemo. ~"
29  2, 3 |         for it. Before putting my head into the copper cap, I had
30  2, 3 |      anchored some feet above his head. He dived and went up successively.
31  2, 5 |         Egypt; its beak is black, head grey and pointed, the eye
32  2, 5 |      throat and upper part of the head white with black spots. ~
33  2, 6 |     replied Ned Land, shaking his head determinedly. ~"And now,
34  2, 8 |            with troubled mind and head quite lost, I could not
35  2, 8 |           crown of Spain from the head of Philip V, and placing
36  2, 9 |    observation, for the Captain's head had already disappeared
37  2, 9 |        kind of pattering above my head. The noise redoubling, sometimes
38  2, 9 |         his arm. But, shaking his head, and pointing to the highest
39  2, 10|          zenith, exactly above my head, I seemed to catch an undecided
40  2, 12|            The Canadian shook his head, passed his hand across
41  2, 12|         forbidden he regrets. His head is full of old recollections.
42  2, 12|           feet long. Its enormous head occupies one-third of its
43  2, 12|       upper part of this enormous head, in great cavities divided
44  2, 12|        southern whale by its flat head, which is entirely black.
45  2, 13|   conceived? It then came into my head to ask Captain Nemo if he
46  2, 16|        accompanied the pain in my head and made me like a drunken
47  2, 16| Notwithstanding the buzzing in my head, I soon heard the humming
48  2, 18|      Precisely," I replied. ~"Its head," rejoined Conseil, "was
49  2, 18|         placed at the back of its head, considerable development?" ~"
50  2, 18|         rather feet, fixed to its head, that have given the name
51  2, 19|     approached him. He raised his head quickly, frowned, and said
52  2, 21|        breeze displayed above his head. He did not take his eyes
53  2, 22|         half-past nine. I held my head between my hands to keep
54  2, 22|       midst of the whirlpool. ~My head struck on a piece of iron,