Part, Chapter

 1  1, 2 |      suggestions, it becomes necessary to admit the existence of
 2  1, 2 |    the Scotia, and the power necessary to pierce the hull of the
 3  1, 7 | still less. It became really necessary to communicate with the
 4  1, 9 |     unbreathable. ~It became necessary to renew the atmosphere
 5  1, 10| sea-monster, of which it was necessary to rid the ocean at any
 6  1, 11|    could manufacture the air necessary for my consumption, but
 7  1, 12|     I wanted to find out the necessary increase of weight required
 8  1, 13|      of these figures, it is necessary to observe that a quintillion
 9  1, 15|      well enough; it was not necessary to resort to the Ruhmkorff
10  1, 19|     and knew not that it was necessary to re-enter it. ~"Meat!
11  1, 21|      the sea. ~It was indeed necessary to beat a retreat, for about
12  1, 21|    was precisely what it was necessary to avoid. Our arms, which
13  1, 22|   interior repairs, rendered necessary by the violence of the mechanical
14  1, 22|      from us, sleep was more necessary. I then heard the panels
15  2, 9 |    succeed; and to-night, if necessary " ~"In what direction is
16  2, 13|      it would only have been necessary to go some yards beneath
17  2, 16|     of the ice-field. It was necessary, therefore, to cut from
18  2, 16|  foresee the minimum of time necessary for our deliverance? We
19  2, 16| vessel? To absorb it, it was necessary to fill some jars with caustic
20  2, 21|     May it reach us; and, if necessary, sink this cursed Nautilus." ~"