Part, Chapter

 1  1, 2 |       up to a certain point, I wished to shelter my dignity as
 2  1, 5 |    renewed attention. Each one wished for a last glance in which
 3  1, 6 |      quite right to do it." ~I wished the beast would exhaust
 4  1, 7 |      to destroy all hope--if I wished to despair, I could not. ~
 5  1, 10|     our first interview, but I wished to know you first, then
 6  1, 10|    your identity recognised, I wished to weigh maturely what part
 7  1, 13|        immense aquarium. ~"You wished to see, friend Ned; well,
 8  1, 19|        the broken keel. ~I had wished to visit the reef, 360 leagues
 9  1, 20|        regard to the hunt, and wished to visit another part of
10  1, 20|    island the next day, for he wished to depopulate it of all
11  1, 21|     thickly. ~Ned Land had not wished to leave his provisions;
12  1, 21|     There I found Conseil, who wished to know the result of my
13  2, 4 |       by Caliph Al-Mansor, who wished to prevent the arrival of
14  2, 6 |  better to let him talk, as he wished it; so we all three went
15  2, 6 |        leave the Nautilus." ~I wished in no way to shackle the
16  2, 6 |        replied the Captain. "I wished to give you a sight of the
17  2, 7 |       those countries which he wished to avoid, was distasteful
18  2, 8 |        I went to the saloon. I wished to consult the compass.
19  2, 8 |      to consult the compass. I wished to see if the direction
20  2, 8 |        before our departure? I wished it, and I feared it at the
21  2, 10| Naturally enough, the Canadian wished to gather the honey, and
22  2, 14|      go a few steps. When they wished to change their place, they
23  2, 14| favourable for observations, I wished to be present at the operation.
24  2, 15|     all." ~In speaking thus, I wished to appear more confident
25  2, 18|       book, sooner or later, I wished to see daylight. The land
26  2, 20|       left to starboard. If we wished to enter the Manche, he
27  2, 21|  Perhaps he still hesitated? I wished to mediate once more. But
28  2, 22|       him who had formed it. I wished to fix an indelible impression
29  2, 22|       appear, and ask me why I wished to fly. I was constantly