Part, Chapter

 1  1, 6 |           the vessel, as if it had turned and slid under the hull.
 2  1, 6 |          harpooner. ~Every eye was turned towards the point indicated.
 3  1, 6 |           called again. ~"You have turned full steam on?" ~"Yes, sir,"
 4  1, 9 |        metal flags. The locks were turned, the door opened, and the
 5  1, 10|            His sentences were well turned, his words clear, and his
 6  1, 17|      further preamble, the Captain turned to me, saying: ~"Professor,
 7  1, 21|    Canadian. Then the conversation turned on various subjects, and,
 8  1, 22|       snatched out of my hands. ~I turned round. Captain Nemo was
 9  1, 22|            to his lieutenant, then turned to me. "M. Aronnax," he
10  1, 23|          bandages on his head, and turned to Captain Nemo. ~"What
11  2, 1 |          body drawn in, the shells turned over, changing their centre
12  2, 1 |            the water is not really turned into milk." ~"No, my boy;
13  2, 3 |          pronounced these words, I turned to Conseil and Ned Land.
14  2, 5 |            he had cause to repent, turned upon the pinnace and assailed
15  2, 5 |            the body of the animal, turned on its back. The boat came
16  2, 5 |           said someone near me. ~I turned, and saw the Captain. ~"
17  2, 6 |          breath at the surface. ~I turned towards Captain Nemo, and
18  2, 6 |          that moment, Captain Nemo turned to me. ~"And you were saying,
19  2, 6 |         good night." ~Whereupon he turned and left the saloon. ~I
20  2, 10|         shape of an immense funnel turned upside down, the height
21  2, 10|           sloping masses had to be turned. We slid upon our knees
22  2, 12|        hands into his pockets, and turned his back upon us. But Captain
23  2, 12| exterminating them." ~The Canadian turned quickly at the last words. ~"
24  2, 12|    consequences. But his anger was turned by the sight of a whale
25  2, 14|         passed in this ecstasy, he turned to us. ~"When you like,
26  2, 14|           of fog; and soon the fog turned to snow. ~"Till to-morrow,"
27  2, 15|        some minutes later, when he turned towards me, I said, using
28  2, 15|         ice, a whole mountain, has turned over," he replied. "When
29  2, 15|        dazzled, blinded." ~My eyes turned involuntarily towards the
30  2, 15|           this time from behind. I turned pale. My companions were
31  2, 19|      answer. I knocked again, then turned the handle. The door opened,
32  2, 20|           words: "It is here." ~He turned and went below. Had he seen
33  2, 21|        down by the strong eddy. ~I turned to Captain Nemo. That terrible
34  2, 21|     looking. When all was over, he turned to his room, opened the
35  2, 22|    carefully; and even then, as it turned on its hinges, it seemed