Part, Chapter

 1  1, 8 |    forcible abduction, so roughly carried out, was accomplished with
 2  1, 8 |       were we? What strange power carried us on? I felt--or rather
 3  1, 10|           often read it. You have carried out your work as far as
 4  1, 10|         another to pieces, and be carried away with terrestrial horrors.
 5  1, 10| enthusiasm, by which he was quite carried away. For a few moments
 6  1, 14|     apparatus, M. Aronnax; one is carried on the back, the other is
 7  1, 20|        dawn we set off. The boat, carried on by the waves that flowed
 8  1, 20|           like a piece of bunting carried away by the breeze, papuans,
 9  1, 20|           cried Ned Land, who was carried away by the delights of
10  1, 21|           arrows, and shields and carried on their shoulders a sort
11  1, 21|         was in ecstasy. Ned Land, carried away by his violent instincts,
12  1, 23|        observed that four of them carried on their shoulders an object
13  2, 1 |       Amongst large-winged birds, carried a long distance from all
14  2, 1 |           of the Indian villages, carried by the Ganges to the level
15  2, 3 |   hastened to fill a net which he carried by his side with some of
16  2, 3 |       jewel of inestimable value. Carried away by my curiosity, I
17  2, 4 |          could go abreast. It was carried on by Darius, the son of
18  2, 5 |         mounted the platform. One carried a harpoon and a line similar
19  2, 5 |     twenty minutes, the Nautilus, carried along by the torrent, had
20  2, 6 |         to be seen. A torrent had carried us from one sea to another.
21  2, 8 |           to the south, if it had carried us towards regions where
22  2, 12|      Nautilus, working its screw, carried them here and there, or
23  2, 13|      canal for itself; some times carried away by its own impetus,
24  2, 13|               Certainly," said I, carried away by the Captain's reasoning; "
25  2, 15|           reversing the screw, it carried us at great speed. ~"It
26  2, 16|         had begun immediately and carried on with indefatigable energy.
27  2, 16|           block a yard square was carried away, and still further
28  2, 16|        convulsively. All at once, carried away by its frightful overcharge,
29  2, 17|          perhaps the Canadian had carried me there. But I breathed,
30  2, 17|         diagonal broadsides which carried it to all elevations. But
31  2, 20|          erratic blocks which are carried along by the broken ice;
32  2, 20|        called the Marseillais. It carried seventy-four guns, and was
33  2, 21|      scrapings. But the Nautilus, carried along by its propelling
34  2, 22|         fastened to its side, was carried along with giddy speed.