Part, Chapter

 1  1, 6 |       engines." ~The steam was shut off, and the Abraham Lincoln,
 2  1, 7 |    beings, whatever they were, shut up inside the machine. I
 3  1, 8 |     ladder, a door opened, and shut after us immediately with
 4  1, 8 |         and retired. ~The door shut. ~"It is an infamous shame,"
 5  1, 11| partitions had doors that were shut hermetically by means of
 6  1, 11|    into the small vessel. They shut the one belonging to the
 7  1, 11|   belonging to the Nautilus; I shut the other by means of screw
 8  1, 11|       of the bridge, carefully shut till then; I mast it, hoist
 9  1, 11|    feet long. But the door was shut, and I could not see the
10  1, 14|        the sea, was obliged to shut my head, like that of a
11  1, 22| remonstrated, but the door was shut upon him. ~"Will master
12  1, 22|        I then heard the panels shut. The undulations of the
13  1, 23|    central stairs. The panels, shut the evening before, were
14  2, 5 |     Bedouins. Soon Djeddah was shut out from view by the shadows
15  2, 8 |        the door of my room was shut, he sat down and looked
16  2, 8 |    moment Captain Nemo will be shut up in his room, probably
17  2, 14|      was comparatively spring, shut up as we were behind this
18  2, 15|        What is it?" I asked. ~"Shut your eyes, sir! Do not look,
19  2, 16|  imprisoned under the iceberg, shut out from all possible communication
20  2, 16|        water, he descended and shut himself up in the hole. ~
21  2, 16|      door of communication was shut. The Nautilus then rested
22  2, 18|    like a parrot's, opened and shut vertically. Its tongue,
23  2, 18|      out. Soon the panels were shut. The ceiling was lighted.
24  2, 19|        leave you at liberty to shut yourself up; cannot I be
25  2, 19|    history of my life, will be shut up in a little floating
26  2, 21|   common misanthropy which had shut Captain Nemo and his companions
27  2, 22|     air, the panels opened and shut mechanically. There were