Part, Chapter

 1  1, 6 |   Wait for daylight, and the scene will change." ~"You have
 2  1, 6 |     decided not to leave the scene of the struggle. Towards
 3  1, 10|   silence the result of this scene. ~The commander, leaning
 4  1, 17| depths of the ocean. ~What a scene! We were dumb; our hearts
 5  1, 18|  already set out to find the scene of the wreck. And they had
 6  1, 18|     led M. Jacquireot to the scene of the wreck. ~There, in
 7  1, 18|     looking on this desolate scene, Captain Nemo said, in a
 8  1, 23|   room much affected by this scene. During the whole day, I
 9  1, 23|   going to witness a strange scene. On observing the ground,
10  2, 1 |  first ended with the moving scene in the coral cemetery which
11  2, 3 |     him on the ground. ~This scene lasted but a few seconds:
12  2, 8 | understood now. This was the scene of the battle of the 22nd
13  2, 18|   hurried after him. ~What a scene! The unhappy man, seized
14  2, 19|    GULF STREAM~This terrible scene of the 20th of April none
15  2, 19|   tear himself away from the scene of the last struggle, from
16  2, 21| describing this unlooked-for scene, the history of the patriot
17  2, 21|     east. Amid this peaceful scene of nature, sky and ocean
18  2, 22|      nightmare. The horrible scene of destruction was continually
19  2, 22|    Avenger, and the horrible scene of the vessel sunk with