Part, Chapter

 1  1, 1 |     relating to this apparition (entered in various log-books) agreed
 2  1, 1 |     uneasiness in Liverpool, she entered the basin of the company. ~
 3  1, 5 |       all, and one upon which we entered too lightly. What time lost,
 4  1, 7 |       out why my harpoon had not entered its skin and was blunted." ~"
 5  1, 8 |       the door opened. A steward entered. He brought us clothes,
 6  1, 10|        opened before me. ~I then entered a dining-room, decorated
 7  1, 10|       dining-room, opened, and I entered a room equal in dimensions
 8  1, 10|  opposite to that by which I had entered the library, and I passed
 9  1, 10|        we have just quitted." ~I entered the Captain's room: it had
10  1, 14|     still. I dressed quickly and entered the saloon. ~Captain Nemo
11  1, 14|         ready to follow him. ~We entered the dining-room, where breakfast
12  1, 16|      closed it as soon as we had entered the first cell. He then
13  1, 16|         door then opened, and we entered the vestry. ~There our diving-dress
14  1, 21|       howling and gesticulating, entered the water up to their waists.
15  1, 21|         making the boat fast, we entered into the interior of the
16  1, 21|          in," was the answer. ~I entered, and found Captain Nemo
17  2, 1 |       eighty-second meridian and entered the northern hemisphere.
18  2, 2 |         Conseil and the Canadian entered, quite composed, and even
19  2, 3 |      drowned light. Captain Nemo entered; we followed. My eyes soon
20  2, 4 |       5th of February we at last entered the Gulf of Aden, a perfect
21  2, 4 |          which the Indian waters entered the Red Sea. ~The 6th of
22  2, 4 |          the 7th of February, we entered the Straits of Bab-el-mandeb,
23  2, 6 |        saloon, when Captain Nemo entered; he approached the thermometer,
24  2, 7 |         and 17th February we had entered the second Mediterranean
25  2, 8 |        silver from America, once entered their ports. And about the
26  2, 8 |     injunction, and the galleons entered Vigo Bay. ~"Unfortunately,
27  2, 10|        clock the next day when I entered the saloon. I looked at
28  2, 13| frightful violence. The Nautilus entered the brittle mass like a
29  2, 15|     saloon, Ned Land and Conseil entered. ~"What is the matter?"
30  2, 15|      Nautilus, when Captain Nemo entered. He seemed not to see us;
31  2, 15|          this moment the Captain entered the saloon. I went up to
32  2, 18|      followed by his lieutenant, entered the drawing-room. I had
33  2, 19|    before my mind! ~Captain Nemo entered his room, and I saw him
34  2, 19|        my taste; but, as we have entered upon it, let us go through
35  2, 21|       room, opened the door, and entered. I followed him with my