Part, Chapter

 1  1, 7 |      other. ~Nevertheless, our situation was no less terrible. Perhaps
 2  1, 8 |     already passed without our situation being bettered, when the
 3  1, 8 |       to understand me, and my situation became more embarrassing. ~"
 4  1, 10|       my self, "you abuse your situation towards us; it is cruelty." ~"
 5  1, 13|        people would accept the situation forced upon us, if only
 6  1, 14|      without any change in our situation. Every morning I mounted
 7  1, 19|    them slightly." ~Indeed the situation was dangerous, but the Nautilus
 8  1, 19|        They were examining the situation of the vessel, and exchanging
 9  1, 21|      his opinion. However, the situation had changed some minutes
10  1, 21|       happened to speak of the situation of the Nautilus, run aground
11  1, 22|        we doubled Cape Wessel, situation in 135° long. and 10° S.
12  1, 22|      to the strangeness of our situation. ~On the 18th of January,
13  2, 9 |     when I informed him of our situation. ~For myself, I was not
14  2, 11|        tacit acceptance of our situation? And would not a return
15  2, 11|       of its surface. ~"What a situation to be in!" I exclaimed. "
16  2, 13|       possible, which gave our situation at 51° 30' long. and 67°
17  2, 13| Captain had been observing our situation for some time past, when
18  2, 13|       night the novelty of the situation kept us at the window. The
19  2, 13|  change had taken place in our situation. Still ice between four
20  2, 16|      My friends," I said, "our situation is serious, but I rely on
21  2, 16|     all those it enclosed? The situation was terrible. But everyone
22  2, 16| hearing him speak thus. If our situation to all was intolerable in
23  2, 19|       to you." ~I retired. Our situation was critical. I related
24  2, 22|        word in a more dreadful situation have sounded in our ears!
25  2, 22|      Norwegian phrase! ~What a situation to be in! We rocked frightfully.