Part, Chapter

 1  1, 6 |       broke from everyone! ~At noon we were no further advanced
 2  1, 15|        and a half. It was near noon; I knew by the perpendicularity
 3  1, 18|       Island of Aurou, that at noon looked like a mass of green
 4  1, 21|       I worked in my room till noon, without having seen Captain
 5  2, 1 |      24th of January, 1868, at noon, the second officer came
 6  2, 2 |      28th of February, when at noon the Nautilus came to the
 7  2, 4 | prudently below. At last about noon, we were in the waters of
 8  2, 4 |     ninety miles. ~That day at noon, after the bearings were
 9  2, 5 |   submarine navigation; but at noon, when her bearings were
10  2, 9 |        replied Ned. ~"Well, at noon we shall see the point." ~
11  2, 9 |     land he so longed for. ~At noon the sun showed itself for
12  2, 13|    appearing for an instant at noon, Captain Nemo took an observation
13  2, 14|     not know," he replied. "At noon I will take our bearings." ~"
14  2, 14|     the sun as he did the sea. Noon arrived without the orb
15  2, 14|       waited without speaking. Noon arrived, and, as before,
16  2, 14|       not necessarily begin at noon." ~"Very likely, sir; but
17  2, 17|    surface some minutes before noon, we sighted land to the
18  2, 20|    some trouble in finding. At noon, Captain Nemo himself came