Part, Chapter

 1  1, 14| hunting-party, which will take place to-morrow morning in the forests of
 2  1, 21|             that, sir?" ~"It is that to-morrow, at about this hour, we
 3  1, 21|           the midst of the waters. ~"To-morrow," added the Captain, rising, "
 4  1, 21|          added the Captain, rising, "to-morrow, at twenty minutes to three
 5  2, 2 |             is interesting. So, till to-morrow, sir, and early." ~This
 6  2, 2 |          would you say? ~"Very well! to-morrow we will go and hunt the
 7  2, 2 |         magnificent Ceylon fisheries to-morrow, in your company; he did
 8  2, 4 |             jetty of Port Said after to-morrow, when we shall be in the
 9  2, 4 |         shall be there the day after to-morrow." ~"Indeed?" ~"Yes, Captain,
10  2, 4 |           Nautilus, if the day after to-morrow she is to be in the Mediterranean,
11  2, 8 |              thing. Who knows but by to-morrow we may be a hundred leagues
12  2, 8 |             future of my companions? To-morrow Captain Nemo might take
13  2, 14|           fog turned to snow. ~"Till to-morrow," said the Captain, quietly,
14  2, 14|         wanting. If not accomplished to-morrow, we must give up all idea
15  2, 14|        exactly at the 20th of March. To-morrow, the 21st, would be the
16  2, 14|            had begun to descend; and to-morrow was to shed its last rays
17  2, 14|               Aronnax," said he; "if to-morrow I cannot take the altitude
18  2, 14|            replied Captain Nemo. "If to-morrow, the 21st of March, the
19  2, 14|            we do not want more. Till to-morrow, then!" ~Captain Nemo returned
20  2, 16|            looked in my face. "After to-morrow they will be empty!" ~A