Part, Chapter

 1  1, 1 |  prepared to determine its exact position when two columns of water,
 2  1, 2 |          how could it change its position with such astonishing rapidity? ~
 3  1, 11|       eyes, and they indicate my position and exact direction in the
 4  1, 15| head-dress. As soon as it was in position, the Rouquayrol apparatus
 5  1, 16|       was struck by the singular position of their branches--a position
 6  1, 16|    position of their branches--a position I had not yet observed. ~
 7  1, 16|    directly resumed their former position. Truly it was the region
 8  1, 16|         myself to this fantastic position, as well as to the comparative
 9  2, 3 |         still see Captain Nemo's position. Holding himself well together,
10  2, 4 |     Government has fortified the position of Aden. There were too
11  2, 9 |  consulting the chart, I saw the position of the Nautilus was marked
12  2, 10|        was ignorant of our exact position. In any case, such a wall
13  2, 11|        up; we must not abuse our position, nor expose the Nautilus
14  2, 14|          could not even tell its position behind the curtain of fog;
15  2, 15|        its ascending motion, our position cannot be altered." ~Indeed,
16  2, 15|     Nautilus still held the same position to starboard; doubtless
17  2, 15|          the consequences of our position. Captain Nemo never took
18  2, 15|        returning to their normal position. The partitions were nearing
19  2, 15|     walls, which kept it in that position. The Nautilus was really
20  2, 16|        that it was in an oblique position, lowering the stern, and