Part, Chapter

 1  1, 7 |   with arms crossed, and legs stretched out, the other would swim
 2  1, 8 |      Land. ~My two companions stretched themselves on the cabin
 3  1, 9 |     not moved, and were still stretched in their corner. ~Hardly
 4  1, 9 |       They rubbed their eyes, stretched themselves, and were on
 5  1, 13|   sleep overpowered me, and I stretched myself on my couch of zostera,
 6  1, 16|      extend horizontally; all stretched up to the surface of the
 7  1, 16|   part, was not sorry, and we stretched ourselves under an arbour
 8  1, 16|     and his robust companion, stretched in the clear crystal, set
 9  1, 16|      hour a plain of sand lay stretched before us. Sometimes it
10  1, 16|      remain immovable. ~I was stretched on the ground, just under
11  1, 19|        Before the ship's head stretched the dangerous shores of
12  1, 21| assailants and himself he had stretched a network of electricity
13  2, 1 |       six were elongated, and stretched out floating on the water,
14  2, 3 |        under the dark waters, stretched the pintadine bank, an inexhaustible
15  2, 3 |       away by my curiosity, I stretched out my hand to seize it,
16  2, 3 |       it struck his chest and stretched him on the ground. ~This
17  2, 5 |   their enormous claws, which stretched out from the fissures of
18  2, 9 |      that behind all that fog stretched the land he so longed for. ~
19  2, 13|  towards the southern horizon stretched a white dazzling band. English
20  2, 13|      spur of the Nautilus lay stretched a vast plain, entangled
21  2, 14|  several kinds of seals, some stretched on the earth, some on flakes
22  2, 15|  lower surface of the iceberg stretched over us like an immense
23  2, 16|    shall be dead first. ~Half stretched upon a divan in the library,
24  2, 21|   Captain, who, with his hand stretched out to sea, was watching
25  2, 21|     at them for some moments, stretched his arms towards them, and,
26  2, 22|      resisted the desire, and stretched myself on my bed to quiet