Part, Chapter

 1  1, 5 |           netting. Conseil, standing near me, was looking straight
 2  1, 7 |             and we continued to swim near to each other. ~Nevertheless,
 3  1, 7 |              a bath of quicksilver. ~Near one o'clock in the morning,
 4  1, 8 |            the Canadian, "but pretty near, at all events. Things look
 5  1, 8 |              against a wooden table, near which were ranged several
 6  1, 11|           excellent drinkable water. Near this kitchen was a bathroom
 7  1, 14|               We then came to a cell near the machinery-room, in which
 8  1, 15|               Conseil and I remained near each other, as if an exchange
 9  1, 15|              hour and a half. It was near noon; I knew by the perpendicularity
10  1, 17|          made in the South Atlantic, near the thirty-fifth parallel,
11  1, 18|            long. We passed tolerably near to the Island of Aurou,
12  1, 20|         truly I despaired of getting near one when Conseil, who was
13  1, 20| comparatively small, its eyes placed near the opening of the beak,
14  1, 21|              of these chiefs, rather near to the Nautilus, examined
15  1, 21|             the natives roamed about near the Nautilus, but were not
16  1, 23|             me into a cabin situated near the sailors' quarters. ~
17  1, 23|            Ned Land and Conseil were near me. We watched, and I thought
18  1, 23|     conflicting emotions, I sat down near the binnacle. Captain Nemo
19  1, 23|        Aronnax." ~"And he rests now, near his companions, in the coral
20  2, 3 |             the Nautilus to come too near this coast, and we are some
21  2, 3 |               and which he found too near to him, contrary to the
22  2, 3 |        little open; the Captain came near and put his dagger between
23  2, 4 |              the point of departure, near Bubastes, to the Red Sea
24  2, 5 |   calculation we must have been very near Suez. Through the panel
25  2, 5 |            lighthouse!" said someone near me. ~I turned, and saw the
26  2, 6 |              three went and sat down near the lantern, where we were
27  2, 6 |         swimming?" ~"Yes, if we were near enough to the bank, and
28  2, 6 |             Thus I only knew we were near the Island of Carpathos,
29  2, 6 |          piece of furniture standing near the left panel of the saloon.
30  2, 6 |            left panel of the saloon. Near this piece of furniture,
31  2, 6 |            Where are we?" I asked. ~"Near the Island of Santorin,
32  2, 6 |             of the sulphurous vapour near Nea Kamenni, and settled
33  2, 6 |           called Reka, showed itself near Nea Kamenni, and since then
34  2, 8 |           through the saloon, I came near the door let into the angle
35  2, 8 |            solitude. I placed myself near the door leading to the
36  2, 9 |            150 fathoms. Midnight was near. The waters were profoundly
37  2, 10|          what to think, when a voice near me said: ~"Is that you,
38  2, 10|             was stationary, floating near a mountain which formed
39  2, 13|          Nemo took an observation as near as possible, which gave
40  2, 14|              basalt, his instruments near him, his eyes fixed on the
41  2, 14|             on the northern horizon, near which the sun was then describing
42  2, 16|         glass were open, and, posted near Conseil, I examined the
43  2, 16|             then Captain Nemo passed near me. I touched his hand and
44  2, 18|         waters. Captain Bouguer went near to the animal, and attacked
45  2, 19|          Nova Scotia, and that there near New foundland is a large
46  2, 20|              not what to think, when near me in a slow voice I heard
47  2, 21|         piercing it; and, rebounding near the Captain, was lost in
48  2, 21|            when the vessel should be near enough either to hear us
49  2, 21|            standing at the fore part near his flag, which a slight
50  2, 23|     companions, safe and sound, were near me holding my hands. We