Part, Chapter

 1  1, 10|     on the walls of this room instruments of whose use I am ignorant." ~"
 2  1, 10|      You will find these same instruments in my own room, Professor,
 3  1, 11|  Captain Nemo, showing me the instruments hanging on the walls of
 4  1, 11|  These are the usual nautical instruments," I replied, "and I know
 5  1, 11|      time." ~"And these other instruments, the use of which I cannot
 6  1, 11|      by means of india-rubber instruments, and they ensured the safety
 7  1, 13|      till my eyes fell on the instruments hanging on the partition.
 8  1, 18|     fragments of astronomical instruments, a piece of crown work,
 9  1, 22|   means of rather complicated instruments, and with somewhat doubtful
10  1, 23|    put it down, consulted his instruments without taking his habitual
11  2, 4 |      resin! They had not even instruments wherewith to take their
12  2, 4 |      large number of arms and instruments of Egyptian origin." ~"That
13  2, 10|      Nautilus was taking. The instruments showed it to be still toward
14  2, 14|       two of his men, bearing instruments, Conseil, and myself were
15  2, 14|     on a block of basalt, his instruments near him, his eyes fixed
16  2, 14|       errors may be made with instruments." ~"What will you do then?" ~"
17  2, 14|      men of the crew, and the instruments, which consisted of a chronometer,
18  2, 15| passed. I often looked at the instruments hanging from the partition.
19  2, 22|       consulted the different instruments. The Nautilus was flying