Part, Chapter

 1  1, 5 |           he could scarcely fail to answer the summons and "appear." ~
 2  1, 6 |             as before, disdained to answer them; the captain no longer
 3  1, 8 |          them has the politeness to answer!" ~"Calm yourself," I said
 4  1, 10|              Therefore there was no answer to be made. This man expressed
 5  1, 10| recriminations I had a very natural answer to make, and I made it. ~"
 6  1, 10|            put, there is nothing to answer. But no word of honour binds
 7  1, 11|             these others, no doubt, answer to the particular requirements
 8  1, 13|              a hundred?" ~"I cannot answer you, Mr. Land; it is better
 9  1, 14|          pleased, without caring to answer him. I was preoccupied by
10  1, 16|             to speak, impossible to answer, I only put my great copper
11  1, 19|        Really, I do not know how to answer, master. We are sure to
12  1, 21|            room. "Come in," was the answer. ~I entered, and found Captain
13  1, 23|                Very well, sir." ~My answer had evidently satisfied
14  2, 1 |   phenomenon. Happily I was able to answer him. ~"It is called a milk
15  2, 3 |         begin our walk." ~I did not answer, and, while watching the
16  2, 3 |         they could neither hear nor answer. ~One last question remained
17  2, 6 |         accomplished. ~"Friend Ned, answer me frankly, are you tired
18  2, 6 |              Friend Ned, this is my answer. Your reasoning is against
19  2, 6 |        price!" ~The Captain did not answer me, but came and leaned
20  2, 6 |          that there was no possible answer. I returned to the saloon
21  2, 8 |           folly." ~Ned Land did not answer; his compressed lips and
22  2, 8 |          communication. I wanted to answer the Canadian, but words
23  2, 8 |            on one side, for it will answer a question which doubtless
24  2, 15|       reflection. On the whole, his answer helped me little. ~"May
25  2, 16|         have been astonished at the answer? On March 22, the Nautilus
26  2, 16|             in my ear. ~I could not answer him. I seized his hand,
27  2, 17|        deserted seas." ~I could not answer that question, and I feared
28  2, 19|             knocked at the door. No answer. I knocked again, then turned
29  2, 19|          was determined to hear and answer everything. ~"Sir," I said
30  2, 19|       always?" ~"M. Aronnax, I will answer you to-day as I did seven
31  2, 20|            question me. How could I answer? Captain Nemo reminded invisible.
32  2, 21|       Captain?" said I. ~He did not answer. I left him and mounted
33  2, 22|           without giving me time to answer. Wishing to verify the course
34  2, 23|           have the right to give an answer ~Captain Nemo and myself~ ~