Part, Chapter

 1  1, 1 |    enormous wreck? They could not tell; but, on examination of
 2  1, 2 |           apparatus, no one could tell what course to pursue. Impatience
 3  1, 3 |          dangerous one! We cannot tell where we may go; these animals
 4  1, 4 |        steamer." ~"But, Ned, they tell of ships which the teeth
 5  1, 8 | embarrassing. ~"If master were to tell our story," said Conseil, "
 6  1, 8 |          some words." ~I began to tell our adventures, articulating
 7  1, 8 |          opinion, neither could I tell to what kingdom they belonged,
 8  1, 10|         have not seen all. Let me tell you then, Professor, that
 9  1, 13|           said Ned Land, "can you tell me how many men there are
10  1, 14|        may be, falls dead. I must tell you that these cases are
11  1, 16|           the stomach I could not tell. But instead I felt an insurmountable
12  1, 17|           taught us." ~"Could you tell me them, so that I can suit
13  1, 17|       this part of the Pacific, I tell you it is only 4,000 yards." ~
14  1, 17|          chart, so I could always tell exactly the route of the
15  1, 18|          replied. ~"And could you tell me what everyone knows about
16  1, 19|         you may believe me when I tell you that this piece of iron
17  1, 22|           upon him. ~"Will master tell me what this means?" asked
18  2, 1 |            said Conseil, "can you tell me what causes such an effect?
19  2, 2 |       said Conseil; "but will you tell us now by what means they
20  2, 4 |           entrance." ~"I need not tell you, sir," said Ned Land, "
21  2, 4 |         studied this sea, can you tell me the origin of its name?" ~"
22  2, 6 |          listen; what have you to tell us?" ~"What I have to tell
23  2, 6 |        tell us?" ~"What I have to tell you is very simple. We are
24  2, 6 |           what argument would now tell in my favour. ~"Sir," continued
25  2, 6 |            And now, Ned, will you tell me what you mean by a favourable
26  2, 6 |        Mediterranean? I could not tell; but we were oftener between
27  2, 6 |         communications, who could tell me. ~I made no allusion
28  2, 8 |        Come, sit down, and I will tell you a curious episode in
29  2, 8 |          Captain. But allow me to tell you that in exploring Vigo
30  2, 10|      Conseil. "But, sir, will you tell me why the Great Architect
31  2, 12|         do you think?" ~"I cannot tell, my friend." ~"I should
32  2, 14|        instant. We could not even tell its position behind the
33  2, 14|           said Conseil, "will you tell me the names of these creatures?" ~"
34  2, 16|         which side?" ~"Sound will tell us. I am going to run the
35  2, 16|   Nautilus like glass? ~I did not tell my companions of this new
36  2, 20|           nearing us? I could not tell. I returned to the saloon.
37  2, 21|         the bottom of the sea?" ~"Tell me, Ned," said I, "can you
38  2, 21|             he replied; "I cannot tell what nation she belongs
39  2, 22|          From that day, who could tell into what part of the North
40  2, 23|         out of the gulf, I cannot tell. ~But when I returned to
41  2, 23|           Will the missing vessel tell us by its nationality that