Part, Chapter

 1  1, 2 |      its construction have been kept secret? Certainly a Government
 2  1, 5 |    nearly blind, whilst Conseil kept repeating in a calm voice: ~"
 3  1, 5 |          twenty times repeated, kept us in a state of excitement
 4  1, 6 |        a whole hour the frigate kept up this pace, without gaining
 5  1, 6 |   vibrated through me. Ned Land kept his post, harpoon in hand.
 6  1, 6 |     orders. The Abraham Lincoln kept up half steam, and advanced
 7  1, 8 |       upon me, too many fancies kept my eyes half open. Where
 8  1, 10|        to believe that you have kept up a communication with
 9  1, 11|        heat which was regularly kept up and distributed. They
10  1, 12|     interior. If the planes are kept parallel with the boat,
11  1, 13|   species. ~Our imagination was kept at its height, interjections
12  1, 14|        abundantly fed. Our host kept to his terms of the treaty.
13  1, 14|         box in which the air is kept by means of a bellows, and
14  1, 15|   noticed that the green plants kept nearer the top of the sea,
15  1, 16|         thin they might be, but kept as straight as a rod of
16  1, 16|      approach us, they at least kept at a respectful distance
17  1, 17|     fixed in the smaller meshes kept open. These pockets, drawn
18  1, 17| Nautilus was south-east, and it kept between 100 and 150 yards
19  1, 17|      reservoirs were filled, it kept at a depth of 1,000 yards,
20  1, 21|         good, for at first they kept at a respectful distance.
21  2, 1 |       by our speed, though some kept their place in the waters
22  2, 4 |      was lessened: sometimes it kept on the surface, sometimes
23  2, 4 |       those whose freshness was kept up by the vital power of
24  2, 8 |     coast. But no; the Nautilus kept in Portuguese waters. ~I
25  2, 9 |          The roads are not well kept." ~"What you say, Captain,
26  2, 11|        in this herbaceous mass, kept some yards beneath the surface
27  2, 11|     12th of March, the Nautilus kept in the middle of the Atlantic,
28  2, 11|         should have religiously kept. But we must consider that
29  2, 13|   hundred leagues. The Nautilus kept up a mean speed of twenty-six
30  2, 13|      express train. If that was kept up, in forty hours we should
31  2, 13|        novelty of the situation kept us at the window. The sea
32  2, 15|        the lateral walls, which kept it in that position. The
33  2, 15|        showed that the Nautilus kept at a constant depth of more
34  2, 16|    pickaxe vigorously. The work kept me up. Besides, to work
35  2, 16|      the respirable air must be kept for the workers. Even now,
36  2, 16|       that remained ought to be kept for the workers; not a particle
37  2, 16|   Instead of using it, they had kept it for me, and, while they
38  2, 17|    observation. ~This speed was kept up for several days, and
39  2, 18|       several days the Nautilus kept off from the American coast.
40  2, 18|         my work. These monsters kept in the water with such precision