Part, Chapter

 1  1, 3 |        convenient for him or not to follow me in my travels; but this
 2  1, 10|          said he. "Be so good as to follow this man. ~"And now, M.
 3  1, 10|         when I consider that it can follow you to the bottom of the
 4  1, 12|           weigh 961.62 tons. Do you follow all this?" ~"I do." ~"Then,
 5  1, 12|           But how can the steersman follow the route in the middle
 6  1, 13|        large scale by which you may follow it. The saloon is at your
 7  1, 13|            that the Nautilus was to follow. I followed it with my eye;
 8  1, 14|            and myself were ready to follow him. ~We entered the dining-room,
 9  1, 15|            risk it?" asked Ned. ~"I follow my master wherever he goes,"
10  1, 16|       shoulder his gun quickly, and follow a moving object into the
11  1, 18|      low-class journals, decided to follow Dillon's track. ~On the
12  1, 18|        nothing, but signed to me to follow him into the large saloon.
13  1, 19|             these rocks. It did not follow the routes of the Astrolabe
14  1, 22|           such that I could neither follow nor count its revolutions.
15  1, 23|               Yes." ~"I am ready to follow you." ~"Come, then." ~I
16  1, 23|             seemed quite willing to follow our example. ~It was eight
17  2, 1 | inaccessible medium, where he might follow his instincts freely. To
18  2, 1 |       electric light, they tried to follow us; the greater part, however,
19  2, 3 |            ready." ~"Then please to follow me." ~"And my companions,
20  2, 3 |             could not stop. We must follow the Captain, who seemed
21  2, 4 |             to which road it should follow, but we never passed the
22  2, 6 |            let us know, and we will follow you. I rely entirely upon
23  2, 8 |         Captain rose, telling me to follow him. I had had time to recover.
24  2, 9 |            curiosity; I am ready to follow you." ~"Come then, sir,
25  2, 9 |             the ship's crew were to follow us on this excursion. Captain
26  2, 9 |             plain, and then bade me follow him. ~We descended the mountain
27  2, 10|     inexhaustible mine." ~"Your men follow the trade of miners here,
28  2, 10|            cabin. I invited them to follow me without saying where
29  2, 12|           Red Sea you allowed us to follow the dugong." ~"Then it was
30  2, 15|         find him?" said Ned Land. ~"Follow me," said I, to my companions. ~
31  2, 15|             these obstacles or else follow the windings of the tunnel.
32  2, 16|     understood me, and signed me to follow him. We went on board. I
33  2, 17|             the swiftest kind could follow us, and the natural curiosities
34  2, 18|             Master Land." ~"We will follow you," I said, and, following
35  2, 19|          South Pole, and I will not follow him to the North." ~"What
36  2, 22|         bottles of water." ~"I will follow you." ~"But," continued
37  2, 23|             live? And does he still follow under the ocean those frightful