Part, Chapter

 1  1, 1 |    revive, when new facts were brought before the public. It was
 2  1, 2 |      accident of some sort has brought at long intervals to the
 3  1, 6 |      whales the sight of which brought me in two thousand dollars.
 4  1, 7 |     mind. Two vigorous strokes brought me to the surface of the
 5  1, 7 |     being drawn up, that I was brought to the surface of the water,
 6  1, 8 |  opened. A steward entered. He brought us clothes, coats and trousers,
 7  1, 8 |  Amongst the dishes which were brought to us, I recognised several
 8  1, 10|       know now that chance has brought before me M. Pierre Aronnax,
 9  1, 10|    annoying circumstances have brought you into the presence of
10  1, 12|       portion, M. Aronnax, was brought from different parts of
11  1, 14|       countrymen, which I have brought to perfection for my own
12  1, 16|       an unexpected apparition brought me briskly to my feet. ~
13  1, 16|     suddenly. A gesture of his brought us all to a halt; and, however
14  1, 16|       in our organisation, and brought on internal lesions, so
15  1, 16|      and the force of its fall brought it within the reach of dexterous
16  1, 17|       their way. That day they brought up curious specimens from
17  1, 17|     reckoned that the haul had brought in more than nine hundredweight
18  1, 17|  Besides other things the nets brought up, were several flabellariae
19  1, 17|       the wind. There the nets brought up beautiful specimens of
20  1, 18|   suddenly. ~"The Nautilus has brought us to Vanikoro?" I asked. ~"
21  1, 18|      went round the island and brought back some unimportant trifles.
22  1, 19|    different specimens of fish brought up by the nets. I remarked,
23  1, 20|    enclosed no kernel. Conseil brought a dozen to Ned Land, who
24  1, 20|      and secured breakfast. He brought down a white pigeon and
25  1, 20|    about two o'clock, Ned Land brought down a magnificent hog;
26  1, 21|      but we have unfortunately brought a troop of bipeds, whose
27  1, 21|    viands and meat that he had brought off the island. As for the
28  1, 21|  therefore called Conseil, who brought me a little light drag,
29  1, 21|        have ever seen. We also brought up some sea-slugs, pearl-oysters,
30  1, 22|     furnace or metallic masses brought to a white heat, so that,
31  2, 1 |      little distance. Its nets brought up numerous specimens of
32  2, 7 |        waves and those breezes brought back too many remembrances,
33  2, 8 | leaving the Nautilus, of being brought before Captain Nemo, irritated,
34  2, 9 |        sight that Captain Nemo brought before my eyes! ~Where was
35  2, 11|       s call, an objective was brought into the saloon. Through
36  2, 14|       A few strokes of the oar brought us to the sand, where we
37  2, 14|      the breaking of the waves brought to the shore. These constituted
38  2, 17|         On the shores our nets brought in beautiful specimens of
39  2, 18|       three hearts! Chance had brought us in presence of this cuttlefish,
40  2, 20|       heaps of organic matter, brought either from the Equator