Part, Chapter

 1  1, 2 |   events took place, I had just returned from a scientific research
 2  1, 3 |      the world. ~But I had just returned from a fatiguing journey,
 3  1, 3 |    travels. I liked him, and he returned the liking well. He was
 4  1, 13|     five. ~Ned Land and Conseil returned to their cabin, and I retired
 5  1, 14|        I regained the panel and returned to my chamber. ~Five days
 6  1, 16|         began. Captain Nemo had returned to the head of his little
 7  1, 16|       want of food and sleep, I returned to my room, in great wonder
 8  1, 18|    tides prevented him. ~Dillon returned to Calcutta. There he interested
 9  1, 18|  Calcutta, 7th April, 1828, and returned to France, where he was
10  1, 20| Canadian. ~"Let us continue," I returned, "and lie in wait. Although
11  1, 20|       said Conseil. ~"My word!" returned the Canadian, "I begin to
12  1, 20|      off," replied Conseil. ~We returned through the forest, and
13  1, 21|        As for the savages, they returned to the shore about eleven
14  1, 23|      the dying man's cabin, and returned to my room much affected
15  1, 23|     Then the funeral procession returned to the Nautilus, passing
16  1, 23| Nautilus. At one o'clock we had returned. ~As soon as I had changed
17  2, 2 |     went out. Soon the Nautilus returned to her native element, and
18  2, 3 |      west. The Nautilus, having returned during the night up the
19  2, 3 |        a few seconds: the shark returned, and, turning on his back,
20  2, 5 |       to windward. The Nautilus returned to its submarine navigation;
21  2, 5 |        him. But the barrel soon returned to the surface, and shortly
22  2, 5 |         nine, the vessel having returned to the surface, I mounted
23  2, 6 |         and left the saloon. ~I returned to my room much troubled,
24  2, 6 |       was no possible answer. I returned to the saloon after having
25  2, 6 |     marked the new islands." ~I returned to the glass. The Nautilus
26  2, 7 |         And Conseil, reassured, returned to the study of the bank,
27  2, 8 | Gibraltar, had gone far out. It returned to the surface of the waves,
28  2, 8 |      mouthfuls of fresh air. ~I returned to my room, Conseil to his
29  2, 8 |         of about sixty feet. ~I returned to my room, clothed myself
30  2, 8 |       noise. I left my room and returned to the saloon, which was
31  2, 8 |         precious booty, the men returned to the Nautilus, disposed
32  2, 9 |       the point." ~The Canadian returned to Conseil. As soon as I
33  2, 10|        do, I could not guess. I returned to my room; it no longer
34  2, 11|         The next, the ocean had returned to its accustomed aspect.
35  2, 12|     14th of March, the Nautilus returned to its southerly course.
36  2, 12|       coming up with it when it returned to the surface, striking
37  2, 14|        Captain, quietly, and we returned to the Nautilus amid these
38  2, 14| to-morrow, then!" ~Captain Nemo returned on board. Conseil and I
39  2, 15|        was best to wait. We all returned to the saloon. For twenty
40  2, 15|       it. I closed the book and returned to my walk. Ned and Conseil
41  2, 16|         one yard deeper. When I returned on board, I was nearly suffocated
42  2, 16|        apparatus to another and returned to the vitiated air on board,
43  2, 17|        shark. Our strength soon returned, and, when I looked round
44  2, 18|         rock began to walk, and returned to the sea. The rock was
45  2, 19|    cyclone, rising in the east, returned after passing by the north,
46  2, 20|         us? I could not tell. I returned to the saloon. The panels
47  2, 21|         check its manoeuvres. I returned to the saloon. The Nautilus
48  2, 22|       vision, but light had not returned to the saloon: all was silence
49  2, 22|     dreadful retaliation? I had returned to my room, where Ned and
50  2, 22|         shadows, we must fly. I returned to the saloon, fearing and
51  2, 22|     under their glasses. Then I returned to my room. ~I dressed myself
52  2, 23|        cannot tell. ~But when I returned to consciousness, I was