Part, Chapter

 1  1, 7 |       outside for an aperture, a panel, or a manhole, to use a
 2  1, 8 |       way. Hardly had the narrow panel closed upon me, when I was
 3  1, 10|          doors opening from each panel of the drawing-room, regained
 4  1, 11|        rapidity. I then open the panel of the bridge, carefully
 5  1, 14|          over, he approached the panel and pronounced a sentence
 6  1, 14|       navigation. I regained the panel and returned to my chamber. ~
 7  1, 17|  immediately lowered through the panel to the steward's room, some
 8  1, 17|    Captain Nemo went towards the panel, and disappeared down the
 9  2, 1 |          down to the saloon. The panel was closed, and the course
10  2, 5 |      very near Suez. Through the panel of the saloon I saw the
11  2, 6 |      came and leaned against the panel. ~The man had approached,
12  2, 6 | furniture standing near the left panel of the saloon. Near this
13  2, 9 |   billowy, we descended, and the panel closed. ~An hour after,
14  2, 10|          platform. I went to the panel. It was open; but, instead
15  2, 11|        Through the widely-opened panel, the liquid mass was bright
16  2, 12|      lowered himself through the panel to seek the Captain. A few
17  2, 12|       rising to the surface. The panel opened, and we hurried on
18  2, 16|          beneath its weight. The panel was opened--one might say
19  2, 18|   speaking to us, he went to the panel, looked at the poulps, and
20  2, 18|          screws loosed, when the panel rose with great violence,
21  2, 19|        strength I crawled to the panel, opened it, and descended
22  2, 21|       the central staircase. The panel was open, and I ventured
23  2, 21|     staircase, I heard the upper panel close sharply. The Canadian
24  2, 21|         looking through the port panel. A large mass cast a shadow