Part, Chapter

 1  1, 2 |       wreck was given up. ~There remained, then, only two possible
 2  1, 5 |    placed to their charge--there remained nothing but to return. ~
 3  1, 5 |         The coast of Japan still remained less than two hundred miles
 4  1, 8 |          said not a word. ~There remained one resource, to speak English.
 5  1, 11|       now, its dynamic force has remained under restraint, and has
 6  1, 13|        Captain Nemo bowed, and I remained alone, lost in thoughts
 7  1, 13|          My two brave companions remained petrified at the sight of
 8  1, 13|          painful impression. ~We remained mute, not stirring, and
 9  1, 15|  enveloped in the dresses. There remained nothing more to be done
10  1, 15|      steps behind. Conseil and I remained near each other, as if an
11  1, 16|         the example. ~How long I remained buried in this drowsiness
12  1, 16|    arrival for some time. ~I had remained some steps behind, when
13  1, 21|      which will be a marvel." ~I remained alone and went to bed, but
14  1, 22|           Her electric apparatus remained inactive and her motionless
15  2, 1 |          understood them; but he remained undisturbed and dumb. ~As
16  2, 3 |       answer. ~One last question remained to ask of Captain Nemo. ~"
17  2, 4 |    venture to show itself. So it remained prudently below. At last
18  2, 5 |        nine o'clock the Nautilus remained some fathoms under the water.
19  2, 6 |          s hands?" ~The Canadian remained some moments without answering.
20  2, 6 |       reason or other the panels remained hermetically sealed. Upon
21  2, 9 |          landscape, Captain Nemo remained motionless, as if petrified
22  2, 9 |           to understand them! We remained for an hour at this place,
23  2, 10|        Much longer should I have remained at the window admiring the
24  2, 10|    ripple nor wave. The Nautilus remained perfectly immovable. On
25  2, 11|       and the depth of the abyss remained incalculable. The Nautilus
26  2, 11| manufactured light. The Nautilus remained motionless, the force of
27  2, 13|         sea curled. The Nautilus remained on the surface of the ocean.
28  2, 13|         up the ice, the Nautilus remained immovable. Generally, when
29  2, 13|   degrees and a half of latitude remained to travel; that is, about
30  2, 14|          the morning. Four hours remained to us before the sun could
31  2, 14|          on board. Conseil and I remained to survey the shore, observing
32  2, 15|          in a hard climate, they remained on these icy shores. These
33  2, 15|    saloon. For twenty minutes we remained thus, trying to hear the
34  2, 16|   unusual vigour. Only two yards remained to be raised from the surface.
35  2, 16|          of air. The little that remained ought to be kept for the
36  2, 16|      Some particles of air still remained at the bottom of one apparatus.
37  2, 21|       Captain and his second had remained on the platform. The screw
38  2, 21|        atmosphere like stars. ~I remained thus until six in the morning,
39  2, 22|        where Ned and Conseil had remained silent enough. I felt an
40  2, 22|          pass in the Nautilus. I remained alone. Ned Land and Conseil
41  2, 22|   impression of it in my mind. I remained an hour thus, bathed in