Part, Chapter

 1  1, 8 |     Hardly had the narrow panel closed upon me, when I was enveloped
 2  1, 8 | eyebrows met, his large eyelids closed around so as to contract
 3  1, 13|      inclined sides, and partly closed by thick lenticular glasses;
 4  1, 13|         saloon, the iron panels closed again, and the enchanting
 5  1, 16|        divers. And my eyes soon closed behind the thick glasses,
 6  1, 16|     left open, and Captain Nemo closed it as soon as we had entered
 7  1, 21|      ready, and the hatches are closed. You do not fear, I imagine,
 8  2, 1 |       the saloon. The panel was closed, and the course marked direct
 9  2, 3 |      dagger, and the two shells closed suddenly. I then understood
10  2, 4 |     that the Red Sea is as much closed as the Gulf, as the Isthmus
11  2, 4 |     perished in the waves which closed at the voice of Moses." ~"
12  2, 8 |        panels were hermetically closed, and a cloak of steel separated
13  2, 9 |        descended, and the panel closed. ~An hour after, upon consulting
14  2, 10|         and sky, but the panels closed. At this moment the Nautilus
15  2, 10|    dispelled the faint light. I closed my dazzled eyes for an instant,
16  2, 13| surrounded us on all sides, and closed the horizon. But Captain
17  2, 13|     advance, for every pass had closed behind us; and for the few
18  2, 15|         not even dream of it. I closed the book and returned to
19  2, 15|         iceberg has shifted and closed every outlet." ~"We are
20  2, 20|       the waves. This valley is closed at the east by a perpendicular
21  2, 20|       to the saloon. The panels closed, I heard the hissing of
22  2, 22|     CAPTAIN NEMO~The panels had closed on this dreadful vision,
23  2, 22|        keep it from bursting. I closed my eyes; I would not think
24  2, 22|       of the Nautilus was first closed, and fastened down by means
25  2, 22|    opening in the boat was also closed. The Canadian began to loosen