Part, Chapter

 1  1, 8 | dressed; but of some, although excellent, I could give no opinion,
 2  1, 10|         that your nets furnish excellent fish for your table; I can
 3  1, 10|   smoked for two days. ~"It is excellent, but it is not tobacco." ~"
 4  1, 10|        several other pieces of excellent furniture. ~I could only
 5  1, 11|      surprise. ~"Of course; an excellent vessel, light and insubmersible,
 6  1, 11|      by evaporation, furnished excellent drinkable water. Near this
 7  1, 17|     variety. We had no lack of excellent food, and the rapidity of
 8  1, 18|       furnished our table with excellent fish, mackerel, bonitos,
 9  1, 19|  Nautilus. I had before me the excellent charts of the Straits of
10  1, 20|        food on the Nautilus. ~"Excellent!" said Ned Land. ~"Exquisite!"
11  1, 20|       confessed this bread was excellent, and I ate of it with great
12  1, 20|        the bones, and declared excellent. The nutmeg, with which
13  1, 20|       my boy; you have made an excellent stroke. Take one of these
14  1, 20|   delights of the chase, "what excellent game, and stewed, too! What
15  1, 20|         Indeed, the dinner was excellent. Two wood-pigeons completed
16  1, 22|  drawing-room, and took out an excellent telescope that I generally
17  2, 12|      he assured me that it was excellent, and not to be distinguished