Part, Chapter

 1  1, 5 |           tropic of Capricorn was cut by 105° of longitude, and
 2  1, 8 |          straight nose, a clearly cut mouth, beautiful teeth,
 3  1, 15|        soon filled. A second door cut in the side of the Nautilus
 4  1, 16|         come, hatchet in hand, to cut down the dark copses? ~This
 5  1, 20|           coal fire, after having cut them in thick slices, and
 6  1, 20|        stone fell at our feet and cut short the harpooner's proposition. ~
 7  1, 21|          the lobes of their ears, cut and distended, hung chaplets
 8  1, 22|        forgotten?" ~This argument cut short the harpooner's recriminations. ~
 9  2, 1 |          day, 26th of January, we cut the equator at the eighty-second
10  2, 3 |      stone held between his feet, cut in the shape of a sugar
11  2, 3 |   straight to the Indian, quickly cut the cord which held him
12  2, 4 |        Isthmus of Suez is not yet cut; and, if it was, a boat
13  2, 4 |        not risk itself in a canal cut with sluices. And again,
14  2, 9 |     Natural towers, large scarps, cut perpendicularly, like a "
15  2, 10|         we were obliged to cross, cut them here and there; sloping
16  2, 13|         the fifty-fifth meridian, cut the Antarctic polar circle.
17  2, 14|          steps towards a vast bay cut in the steep granite shore.
18  2, 14|        for refraction, is exactly cut by the northern horizon,
19  2, 14|       glass, which showed the orb cut in exactly equal parts by
20  2, 15|      great blocks so capriciously cut; upon every angle, every
21  2, 16|          necessary, therefore, to cut from it a piece equal in
22  2, 18|          of the axe, Captain Nemo cut this formidable tentacle,
23  2, 18|           one blow of the axe had cut through one arm. His lieutenant
24  2, 18|           the eight arms had been cut off. One only wriggled in
25  2, 18|          The unhappy man would be cut in two. I rushed to his
26  2, 20| electricians on board resolved to cut the cable before fishing