Part, Chapter

 1  1, 6 |      turned towards the point indicated. There, a mile and a half
 2  1, 8 |    nothing in his countenance indicated that he had understood my
 3  1, 8 |   that country is not clearly indicated on the map of the world;
 4  1, 10|      is myself." ~These words indicated a resolution taken on the
 5  1, 10| richly laid out. Captain Nemo indicated the place I was to occupy. ~
 6  1, 13|      of water. ~At this point indicated on the planisphere one of
 7  1, 13|      be E.N.E., the manometer indicated a pressure of five atmospheres,
 8  1, 14|     seems to me to be clearly indicated," said I, reading the letter
 9  1, 17|      the sea. The thermometer indicated a temperature of 4.25 (cent.):
10  1, 22|    carefully in the direction indicated without seeing anything.
11  1, 22|       glass towards the place indicated. He looked long. I felt
12  2, 1 |    the thermometer invariably indicated 4° above zero. I only observed
13  2, 3 |    stopped, and with his hand indicated an object I had not yet
14  2, 8 |      was still north. The log indicated moderate speed, the manometer
15  2, 15|     pointed to south; the log indicated a speed of twenty miles
16  2, 16|      Soon, too, the manometer indicated an ascending movement. The
17  2, 16|      the moment the manometer indicated that we were not more than
18  2, 19|  barometer fell sensibly, and indicated an extreme extension of