Part, Chapter

 1  1, 4 |  cachalots, or the dolphins, and furnished with a horn of defence of
 2  1, 10|       dining-room, decorated and furnished in severe taste. High oaken
 3  1, 10|       the contents of which were furnished by the sea alone; and I
 4  1, 10|          which the milk has been furnished by the cetacea, and the
 5  1, 11|           which, by evaporation, furnished excellent drinkable water.
 6  1, 11|       was a bathroom comfortably furnished, with hot and cold water
 7  1, 12|        hull of the Nautilus, and furnished with lenses." ~"Are these
 8  1, 14|        Italy by Landi, which are furnished with a peculiar system of
 9  1, 15|        heard a water-tight door, furnished with stopper plates, close
10  1, 18|         the island. These waters furnished our table with excellent
11  1, 19|       followed us in shoals, and furnished us with very delicate food.
12  1, 20|   products of the tropical zones furnished us with precious food that
13  2, 12|        whale, whose upper jaw is furnished only with whalebone, it
14  2, 14|        Nature to have previously furnished them with wicks!" ~About
15  2, 14|          ploughed. Captain Nemo, furnished with a lenticular glass
16  2, 16| distillatory machines stood that furnished the drinkable water by evaporation.
17  2, 17|         planes. The Nautilus was furnished with long diagonal broadsides
18  2, 18|      tongue, a horned substance, furnished with several rows of pointed