Part, Chapter

 1  1, 6 |        break. But Ned Land was not mistaken, and we all perceived the
 2  1, 6 |          the burning light. ~I was mistaken. She tried to sheer off,
 3  1, 6 |        extraordinary animal. I was mistaken. At ten minutes to eleven
 4  1, 9 |              A seaman could not be mistaken, and I told the Canadian
 5  1, 15|           thought I; and I was not mistaken. ~
 6  1, 16|            who would not have been mistaken? The fauna and the flora
 7  1, 16| termination of our walk; but I was mistaken, for, instead of returning
 8  1, 17|            I remember. If I am not mistaken, a depth of 8,000 yards
 9  1, 22|        into the liquid mass. I was mistaken, and after a rapid survey
10  2, 1 |          be able, for, if I am not mistaken, ships have floated on these
11  2, 3 |         through my mind, but I was mistaken; and once again it was not
12  2, 4 |          back out again; but I was mistaken, for he did no such thing,
13  2, 4 |          the ancients, if I am not mistaken, its reputation was detestable." ~"
14  2, 10|     darkness. Where were we? Was I mistaken? Was it still night? No;
15  2, 13|           a new pass. He was never mistaken when he saw the thin threads
16  2, 13|   freezing-point; and, if I am not mistaken, the portion of this iceberg
17  2, 22|          though, perhaps, I may be mistaken)--I estimated this adventurous