Part, Chapter

 1  1, 5 |         its failure could not be placed to their charge--there remained
 2  1, 8 |          half globe, unpolished, placed in the roof of the cabin. ~"
 3  1, 8 |      dishes, of bell metal, were placed on the table, and we took
 4  1, 10|      seen by people who were not placed beyond the pale of social
 5  1, 10|           I thank you for having placed this library at my disposal.
 6  1, 12|      waters?" ~"The steersman is placed in a glazed box, that is
 7  1, 12|          the steersman's cage is placed a powerful electric reflector,
 8  1, 13|     spread upon the table, and I placed my finger on the very spot
 9  1, 20|         a dozen to Ned Land, who placed them on a coal fire, after
10  1, 20|    comparatively small, its eyes placed near the opening of the
11  1, 21|         But the first native who placed his hand on the stair-rail,
12  1, 22|     Victoria reefs to starboard, placed at 130° long. and on the
13  1, 22|        sea, and his thermometer, placed in communication with the
14  1, 23|          before us. Captain Nemo placed himself under a dark gallery,
15  2, 1 | hundredfold by lenticular rings, placed similar to those in a lighthouse,
16  2, 1 |          certain internal levers placed obliquely to the waterline.
17  2, 3 |    steward whom Captain Nemo had placed at my service. I rose hurriedly,
18  2, 3 |   enormous harpoon, which he had placed in the boat before leaving
19  2, 3 |       his dress a bag of pearls, placed it in his hand! This munificent
20  2, 3 |         by its six rows of teeth placed in an isosceles triangle
21  2, 5 |        the midst worked a wheel, placed vertically, and caught to
22  2, 5 |   Nautilus every instant. ~I had placed myself at the port-scuttle,
23  2, 6 |        like water in a copper. I placed my hand on one of the panes
24  2, 8 |      light, the same solitude. I placed myself near the door leading
25  2, 9 |         our diving-dresses; they placed on our backs the reservoirs,
26  2, 9 | swallowed by cataclysms? Who had placed those rocks and stones like
27  2, 9 |          Origen and Humbolt, who placed its disappearance amongst
28  2, 10|          forming regular prisms, placed like a colonnade supporting
29  2, 11|          means of lateral planes placed at an angle of 45° with
30  2, 13|       Providential law which has placed the maximum of density of
31  2, 14|        diatomas, a kind of cells placed between two quartz shells;
32  2, 15|        going to the planisphere, placed his finger on a spot representing
33  2, 16|    circumstances in which we are placed." (This puzzling person
34  2, 18|  Precisely." ~"Had not its eyes, placed at the back of its head,
35  2, 18|          came down on the seaman placed before Captain Nemo, and
36  2, 20|       Mont Blanc might have been placed without its summit appearing
37  2, 21|        similar to the one he had placed at the South Pole. At that