Part, Chapter

 1  1, 1 |               They saw nothing but a strong eddy about three cables'
 2  1, 1 |           into seven compartments by strong partitions, could brave
 3  1, 4 |         killed several; but, however strong or well-armed they may have
 4  1, 4 |          they must necessarily be as strong as you say." ~"But if they
 5  1, 7 |             clothes were seized by a strong hand, and I felt myself
 6  1, 7 |            Some moments after, eight strong men, with masked faces,
 7  1, 8 |           with a luminous matter, so strong that I could not bear it
 8  1, 8 | broad-shouldered, with robust limbs, strong head, an abundance of black
 9  1, 11|             are fewer in number, but strong and large, which experience
10  1, 12|          irons, which render it very strong. Indeed, owing to this cellular
11  1, 13|           partition might break, but strong bands of copper bound them,
12  1, 14|              and the animal, however strong it may be, falls dead. I
13  1, 16|       hurriedly towards me. With his strong hand he bent me to the ground,
14  1, 17|         sailors of the Nautilus, all strong and healthy men, had come
15  1, 19|           sea. Now the tides are not strong in the Pacific; and, if
16  1, 19|     reinflated." ~"The tides are not strong in the Pacific: you are
17  1, 22|             and rolling. There was a strong east wind. The barometer,
18  2, 1 |         sailors of the Nautilus (the strong man who had accompanied
19  2, 3 |          noticed that their strokes, strong in the water, only followed
20  2, 3 |           surer than lead? Here is a strong blade; put it in your belt,
21  2, 3 |            adhered by means of their strong byssus. And how many of
22  2, 5 |        rapidity. ~The boat, rowed by strong arms, flew on its track.
23  2, 5 |             I perceived the pilot, a strong man, with his hands resting
24  2, 6 |          living man, swimming with a strong hand, disappearing occasionally
25  2, 6 |              of furniture, a sort of strong box, which held a great
26  2, 8 |             the Spanish peninsula. A strong southerly gale was blowing.
27  2, 8 |            for; besides, the boat is strong, and a few miles with a
28  2, 8 |          name of Philip V, and had a strong party against him abroad.
29  2, 10|           aside the rocks with their strong roots, when Ned Land exclaimed: ~"
30  2, 14|            little ones, some already strong enough to go a few steps.
31  2, 16|              Ah! if my Nautilus were strong enough to bear this pressure
32  2, 18|              in the fleshy masses; a strong smell of musk penetrated
33  2, 20|  foraminiferae, was encrusted with a strong coating which served as
34  2, 21|              crew, drawn down by the strong eddy. ~I turned to Captain
35  2, 22|           room. ~I dressed myself in strong sea clothing. I collected