Part, Chapter

 1  1, 3 |     ten years wherever science led. Never once did he complain
 2  1, 4 |        eye of man. I naturally led up the conversation to the
 3  1, 11|    iron hook to the partition, led to the upper end. I asked
 4  1, 11|     cage of the staircase that led to the platform, I saw a
 5  1, 14|        go." ~Captain Nemo then led me aft; and in passing before
 6  1, 18|         This ambiguous conduct led them to believe that the
 7  1, 18|        reprisals to fear, they led M. Jacquireot to the scene
 8  1, 21|       at the South Pole, which led to the discovery of Adelaide
 9  1, 22|       no longer of the life we led on land; but something happened
10  2, 3 |       central staircase, which led on the platform. Ned and
11  2, 3 |     our incomprehensible guide led us to the bottom of this
12  2, 5 | Arabian Tunnel." ~Captain Nemo led me towards the central staircase;
13  2, 6 |       at no very distant time, led to such grave results. I
14  2, 8 | galleons. The shareholders are led on by the allurement of
15  2, 9 |      visit, and who, like him, led this strange existence?
16  2, 9 |      Greeks were waged. ~Thus, led by the strangest destiny,
17  2, 10|      an immense cavern. Chance led me to discover it, and chance
18  2, 13|     not fail. I have never yet led my Nautilus so far into
19  2, 14|   precisely because chance has led me into these seas on the
20  2, 16|      your help. Come, Ned!" ~I led him to the room where the