Part, Chapter

 1  1, 10|      feels life stirring on all sides. The sea is only the embodiment
 2  1, 12|        as if it were solid. Its sides cannot yield; it coheres
 3  1, 12| inclined planes fastened to its sides, opposite the centre of
 4  1, 13|     medium height with inclined sides, and partly closed by thick
 5  1, 13|      panels were working at the sides of the Nautilus. ~"It is
 6  1, 19|         as a tunny, with bluish sides, and striped with transverse
 7  1, 23|    slowly; the fish fled on all sides while their retreat was
 8  2, 1 |         lay peaceably under the sides of the Nautilus. ~The next
 9  2, 5 |          We were leaning on the sides of the pinnace, talking
10  2, 5 |     roaring was heard round its sides. It was the waters of the
11  2, 9 |         Hartz hanging on to the sides of the mountain, but a forest
12  2, 9 |      passes sloping down to the sides of the gulfs; but I walked
13  2, 10| excavation was confirmed on all sides, and I pointed it out to
14  2, 11|          four leagues), and the sides of the Nautilus then bore
15  2, 12|       from their tails upon its sides, nor the shock which it
16  2, 13|        Ice surrounded us on all sides, and closed the horizon.
17  2, 13|         falls were heard on all sides, great overthrows of icebergs,
18  2, 13|    fresh ice forming around its sides with astonishing rapidity.
19  2, 13|       About ten men mounted the sides of the Nautilus, armed with
20  2, 16|  congelation gains on us on all sides." ~"How long will the air
21  2, 18|        invaded the platform and sides of the Nautilus. We rolled
22  2, 22|     boat was going to leave its sides? We knew that at the tide