Part, Chapter

 1  1, 1 |          The broken place in the iron plates was so perfectly
 2  1, 1 |        strength, and piercing an iron plate 1 3/8 inches thick,
 3  1, 4 |         able even to scratch the iron plates of a steamer." ~"
 4  1, 4 |      Land, "they must be made of iron plates eight inches thick,
 5  1, 7 |      that beast is made of sheet iron." ~The Canadian's last words
 6  1, 7 | expression; but the lines of the iron rivets, solidly driven into
 7  1, 7 |    driven into the joints of the iron plates, were clear and uniform.
 8  1, 7 |           Suddenly a noise, like iron works violently pushed aside,
 9  1, 7 |        interior of the boat. One iron plate was moved, a man appeared,
10  1, 8 |         cling to the rungs of an iron ladder. Ned Land and Conseil,
11  1, 8 |          five steps I came to an iron wall, made of plates bolted
12  1, 8 | absolutely die of hunger in this iron cage?" ~"Bah!" said Conseil,
13  1, 10|          monkish aspect. A small iron bedstead, a table, some
14  1, 11|       between two partitions. An iron ladder, fastened with an
15  1, 11|         ladder, fastened with an iron hook to the partition, led
16  1, 12|       double shell is as firm as iron; no rigging to attend to;
17  1, 12|        for the vessel is made of iron, not of wood; no coal to
18  1, 12|         great?" ~"M. Aronnax, an iron vessel costs L145 per ton.
19  1, 13|       platform, clambered up the iron steps, and found myself
20  1, 13|        cigar. I noticed that its iron plates, slightly overlaying
21  1, 13|          can see nothing in this iron prison! We are walking--
22  1, 13|      daylight in the saloon, the iron panels closed again, and
23  1, 14|          of a reservoir of thick iron plates, in which I store
24  1, 16|          as straight as a rod of iron. The fuci and llianas grew
25  1, 16|       crush a whole man in their iron jaws. I did not know whether
26  1, 17|          These pockets, drawn by iron poles, swept through the
27  1, 18|     chains, and a thousand other iron materials eaten up by rust.
28  1, 18|   numerous relics of the wreck-- iron utensils, anchors, pulley-strops,
29  1, 18|          E. long., had seen some iron bars and red stuffs used
30  1, 18|        cannons, pigs of lead and iron, embedded in the limy concretions.
31  1, 18|          brass gun, some pigs of iron, and two copper swivel-guns. ~
32  1, 18|        not been able to tear up--iron stirrups, anchors, cannons,
33  1, 19|      tell you that this piece of iron will navigate neither on
34  1, 21|       their ships. But this long iron cylinder anchored in the
35  2, 5 |     heard its teeth grind on the iron plate, and the dugong disappeared,
36  2, 6 |         I saw a chest bound with iron, on the cover of which was
37  2, 6 |          them hoisting it up the iron staircase by means of pulleys. ~
38  2, 6 |         the presence of salts of iron. In spite of the ship's
39  2, 16|       would be flattened like an iron plate." ~"I know it, sir.
40  2, 16|          at full speed, made the iron hull tremble to its very
41  2, 18|       beaks gnashing against the iron hull. I continued my work.
42  2, 19|          a poulp, pounded by his iron jaws, would not rest with
43  2, 19|         overturns houses, breaks iron gates, displaces twenty-four
44  2, 20|        and reflecting from their iron bands and copper plates
45  2, 21|         he was struck down by an iron hand, and fell, in spite
46  2, 21|       They were very simple. The iron balustrade around the platform
47  2, 22|        head struck on a piece of iron, and with the violent shock