Part, Chapter

 1  1, 2 |  already classed; and, in that case, I should be disposed to
 2  1, 5 |        apathy of the animal in case it should be met in those
 3  1, 10|     hours or some days, as the case may be. As I desire never
 4  1, 11|      safety of the Nautilus in case of a leak. ~I followed Captain
 5  1, 14|       cases are covered with a case of steel, and weighted with
 6  2, 2 |      little hesitation in this case would not be ill-timed." ~
 7  2, 6 |   Canadian wanted, and, in any case, I thought it better to
 8  2, 6 |      the water." ~"And in that case?" ~"In that case, I should
 9  2, 6 |       in that case?" ~"In that case, I should seek to make myself
10  2, 8 |        and what he might do in case of its discovery or failure.
11  2, 9 |       disappeared in its metal case. I finished harnessing myself.
12  2, 9 |        I could not say. In any case, it did light our way, vaguely,
13  2, 10|     our exact position. In any case, such a wall seemed to me
14  2, 12|     said Conseil; "but, in any case, the Nautilus can only contain
15  2, 12|       Asiatic side." ~"In that case, as I have never fished
16  2, 15| windings of the tunnel. In any case, the road before us could
17  2, 16|      break it? Perhaps. In any case the Nautilus was going to
18  2, 18|   anything?" I asked. ~"In any case," replied the Canadian, "
19  2, 19|        up in a little floating case. The last survivor of all
20  2, 19|       Nautilus will throw this case into the sea, and it will
21  2, 19|      the winds will carry this case, and in whose hands it will
22  2, 21|      that there are men in the case?" ~"It is, perhaps, because
23  2, 21|      sunk before night. In any case, it is better to perish