Part, Chapter

 1  1, 6 |       animal?" ~"No, sir; it is evidently a gigantic narwhal, and
 2  1, 7 |     refuge. I kicked it. It was evidently a hard, impenetrable body,
 3  1, 7 |        strange thing (which was evidently propelled by a screw), and
 4  1, 8 |          The taller of the two, evidently the chief on board, examined
 5  1, 8 |     visitors did not stir. They evidently understood neither the language
 6  1, 9 |      the cell was large, we had evidently consumed a great part of
 7  1, 9 |         iron-plated monster had evidently just risen to the surface
 8  1, 14| submarine forest of Crespo, you evidently thought me mad. Sir, you
 9  1, 15|       from my feet to my chest. Evidently from some part of the vessel
10  1, 17|       night. These sailors were evidently of different nations, although
11  1, 22|      indeed the table was laid. Evidently Captain Nemo had given this
12  1, 22|    painful suspicion seized me. Evidently soporific substances had
13  1, 23|      well, sir." ~My answer had evidently satisfied the Captain. But,
14  2, 3 |         them. ~Captain Nemo was evidently acquainted with the existence
15  2, 4 |        the Persian Gulf. It was evidently a block without any possible
16  2, 10|      close all exit. Its summit evidently passed the level of the
17  2, 10|      the slight gleam of light, evidently daylight. ~"Where are we?"
18  2, 11| twenty-four hours. Captain Nemo evidently intended accomplishing his
19  2, 13|  hundred yards in depth! It was evidently diminishing, but, still,
20  2, 15|         formation of fresh ice. Evidently the southern basin, frozen
21  2, 15|  movement was felt in the hold. Evidently it was righting a little.
22  2, 16|         reflected silently, and evidently an idea had struck him;
23  2, 17|         of the Nautilus--charts evidently due to Captain Nemo's hand,
24  2, 18|        from the American coast. Evidently it did not wish to risk
25  2, 18|       rose with great violence, evidently drawn by the suckers of
26  2, 19|         mysterious association, evidently composed of individuals
27  2, 19|     stifled!" ~The Canadian was evidently losing all patience. His
28  2, 20|   recently been forced into it, evidently with the motive of destroying
29  2, 20|        the same process. It was evidently seeking some particular