Part, Chapter

 1  1, 1 |        the list of fables, the idea was out of the question. ~
 2  1, 2 |       From the same cause, the idea of a floating hull of an
 3  1, 2 |    formidable engine. ~But the idea of a war machine fell before
 4  1, 4 |        your body?" ~"I have no idea, Mr. Aronnax." ~"About 6,500;
 5  1, 5 |         of which I can give no idea: they could not eat, they
 6  1, 9 |         Mr. Aronnax, I have no idea what o'clock it is, unless
 7  1, 11|   which might have given me an idea of the number of men employed
 8  1, 13|      to abandon for a time all idea of seizing the Nautilus
 9  2, 3 |        there, delighted at the idea of the "pleasure party"
10  2, 3 |        ground. The disquieting idea of sharks shot through my
11  2, 4 |       Aronnax. According to my idea, we must see in this appellation
12  2, 5 |    possessed with the perverse idea of vengeance of which he
13  2, 6 |        not bring myself to the idea of abandoning the Nautilus
14  2, 6 |       done with it. That is my idea." ~"It will come to an end,
15  2, 8 |  violent possession this fixed idea had taken of his mind. ~"
16  2, 8 |      by constant movement. The idea of failure in our bold enterprise
17  2, 8 |       alone, according to your idea, that I take the trouble
18  2, 9 |       to bring him back to the idea of not abandoning the Captain;
19  2, 9 |       help laughing at the odd idea. But, indeed, in the thick
20  2, 13|          I exclaimed, a sudden idea of the Captain's projects
21  2, 14| to-morrow, we must give up all idea of taking any. We were indeed
22  2, 16|     not catching the Captain's idea. ~"Do you not understand,"
23  2, 16|     silently, and evidently an idea had struck him; but he seemed
24  2, 17|        the platform, I have no idea; perhaps the Canadian had
25  2, 19|       I can but approve of the idea that makes you act thus.
26  2, 21|       to wait. According to my idea, the Nautilus would attack