Part, Chapter

 1  1, 1 |         ordered the engines to be stopped at once, and one of the
 2  1, 1 |          Such a leak could not be stopped; and the Scotia, her paddles
 3  1, 2 |         that this slender fly had stopped a telegram on its passage
 4  1, 6 |           with alarming rapidity, stopped suddenly about twenty feet
 5  1, 6 |           took a little turn, and stopped a short distance off. ~This
 6  1, 6 |           approached noiselessly, stopped at two cables' lengths from
 7  1, 13|          of the Nautilus, then it stopped. ~"We have arrived," said
 8  1, 15|          this moment Captain Nemo stopped; he waited till I joined
 9  1, 16|           the earth! Captain Nemo stopped suddenly. A gesture of his
10  1, 16|          not know whether Conseil stopped to classify them; for my
11  1, 21|      yards from him. I would have stopped him, but his blow took effect
12  1, 22|       less regular than usual. He stopped sometimes, crossed his arms,
13  1, 22|       attention again. The latter stopped walking and directed his
14  1, 23|          waves. ~Captain Nemo had stopped. I and my companions halted,
15  2, 3 |           pit. There Captain Nemo stopped, and with his hand indicated
16  2, 3 |         touch it; but the Captain stopped me, made a sign of refusal,
17  2, 3 |          ten minutes Captain Nemo stopped suddenly. I thought he had
18  2, 5 |          twenty feet of the boat, stopped, sniffed the air briskly
19  2, 8 |      sensibly diminished, then it stopped entirely. The silence was
20  2, 8 |        knew that the Nautilus had stopped at the bottom of the ocean.
21  2, 8 |    immense riches." ~Captain Nemo stopped. I admit I could not see
22  2, 8 |        understand?" ~Captain Nemo stopped at these last words, regretting
23  2, 9 |         him; not being able to, I stopped him-- I seized his arm.
24  2, 9 |           speak, but Captain Nemo stopped me by a gesture, and, picking
25  2, 10|         our upward march was soon stopped at a height of about two
26  2, 14|           of running aground, had stopped about three cable-lengths
27  2, 14|          miles farther on we were stopped by the promontory which
28  2, 15| descending. At 1,000 feet deep it stopped; its screw beat the waves,
29  2, 15|       right itself when the block stopped. But at this moment who
30  2, 16|     fifteen yards they were again stopped by the thick wall. It was
31  2, 16|        some minutes, our fall was stopped. Soon, too, the manometer
32  2, 18|           the tail fins and there stopped. They tried then to haul
33  2, 18|  immovable. Suddenly the Nautilus stopped. A shock made it tremble
34  2, 18|            Yes, sir. The screw is stopped. I think that the horny
35  2, 20|         it. Some minutes later it stopped at a depth of more than
36  2, 21|         closely-furled sails were stopped to her yards. She hoisted
37  2, 21|           on to the stairs, but I stopped him. A well-known hissing
38  2, 22|      passing. The clocks had been stopped on board. It seemed, as
39  2, 22|           die!" ~The Canadian had stopped in his work. But one word
40  2, 22|           height, circulation had stopped, all nervous influence was