Part, Chapter

 1  1, 1 |      bearings of the place were taken exactly, and the Moravian
 2  1, 5 |       Cape Horn. The course was taken towards the north-west,
 3  1, 10|      the discussions which have taken place concerning you in
 4  1, 10|    words indicated a resolution taken on the part of the commander,
 5  1, 13|      this boat should have been taken for a marine animal. ~Toward
 6  1, 16|       now become very rare, and taken refuge chiefly in the northern
 7  1, 16|      There our diving-dress was taken off, not without some trouble,
 8  1, 17|     fast before this shipwreck, taken as it were from life and
 9  1, 20|       it properly, after having taken half a dozen cutlets, destined
10  1, 22|      coast. ~The lieutenant had taken up the glass and examined
11  1, 22|       with the food we had just taken. Imprisonment was not enough
12  1, 23|      filled in with the rubbish taken from the ground, which formed
13  2, 1 |         earth's deceptions, had taken refuge in this inaccessible
14  2, 1 |         precaution so violently taken by the Captain of snatching
15  2, 1 |    circumstances would not have taken it for a gigantic cetacean?
16  2, 2 |         certain precautions are taken." ~"What does one risk in
17  2, 3 |         the incidents which had taken place in our excursion to
18  2, 4 |         after the bearings were taken, Captain Nemo mounted the
19  2, 5 |          when her bearings were taken, the sea being deserted,
20  2, 7 |         for M. Lesseps, who has taken so much pains to pierce
21  2, 8 |  possession this fixed idea had taken of his mind. ~"Let us see,"
22  2, 8 |     ever! I should like to have taken a last look through the
23  2, 8 |     decision. They wanted to be taken to a Spanish port, and,
24  2, 10|      The bearings not being yet taken, perhaps designedly, I was
25  2, 12| creatures, hunted to death, had taken refuge in high latitudes. ~
26  2, 12|         and fucus, and then are taken for islands. People encamp
27  2, 13|  Nautilus soon descended. I had taken my place with Conseil in
28  2, 13|      open sea, the Nautilus had taken its course direct to the
29  2, 13|        That night no change had taken place in our situation.
30  2, 14|       our observations might be taken. Captain Nemo not having
31  2, 15|          At last the hands were taken down. ~"Faith, I should
32  2, 18|      the subject represented is taken from a legend, and you know
33  2, 19|      conventional language, had taken to his own mother tongue,
34  2, 19|         during the squalls, had taken his place on the platform.
35  2, 20|     spot where the accident had taken place in 1863. The bottom
36  2, 20|  platform when the altitude was taken, and the Captain pronounced
37  2, 21|       see them. Some steps were taken which might be called the
38  2, 21|     speaking. A deep stupor had taken hold of my mind: thought