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501  2, 14|          On arriving at the summit Captain Nemo carefully took the
502  2, 14|        never man had yet ploughed. Captain Nemo, furnished with a lenticular
503  2, 14|           The South Pole!" replied Captain Nemo, in a grave voice,
504  2, 14|         its slopes. At that moment Captain Nemo, resting with his hand
505  2, 14|            my shoulder, said: ~"I, Captain Nemo, on this 21st day of
506  2, 14|      continents." ~"In whose name, Captain?" ~"In my own, sir!" ~Saying
507  2, 14|          own, sir!" ~Saying which, Captain Nemo unfurled a black banner,
508  2, 15|           confusion of voices; but Captain Nemo did not appear. As
509  2, 15|           exclaimed. ~"We must ask Captain Nemo," said Conseil. ~"But
510  2, 15|         was no one. I thought that Captain Nemo must be in the pilot'
511  2, 15|           board the Nautilus, when Captain Nemo entered. He seemed
512  2, 15|            Straits: ~"An incident, Captain?" ~"No, sir; an accident
513  2, 15|      cannot resist natural ones." ~Captain Nemo had chosen a strange
514  2, 15|      consequences of our position. Captain Nemo never took his eyes
515  2, 15|            exclaimed. ~"Yes," said Captain Nemo, going to the door
516  2, 15|         navigation. I thought that Captain Nemo, by changing his course,
517  2, 15|         space, was very great. But Captain Nemo knew that he could
518  2, 15|          words. At this moment the Captain entered the saloon. I went
519  2, 16|         the iceberg. I watched the Captain. His countenance had resumed
520  2, 16|     chances." ~"As to suffocation, Captain," I replied, "that is not
521  2, 16|        will be exhausted." ~"Well, Captain, can we be delivered before
522  2, 16|        side that is least thick." ~Captain Nemo went out. Soon I discovered
523  2, 16|          if I can be useful to the Captain, he can command my services." ~"
524  2, 16|           cork-jackets. I told the Captain of Ned's proposal, which
525  2, 16|       easily known by his stature. Captain Nemo was with them. Before
526  2, 16|          than 400 yards in height. Captain Nemo then sounded the lower
527  2, 16|       involved greater difficulty, Captain Nemo had an immense trench
528  2, 16|        went on board again, I told Captain Nemo of this grave complication. ~"
529  2, 16|       replace it. On that evening, Captain Nemo ought to open the taps
530  2, 16|           have invented! Just then Captain Nemo passed near me. I touched
531  2, 16|          hull of the Nautilus. The Captain understood me, and signed
532  2, 16|            asked, not catching the Captain's idea. ~"Do you not understand,"
533  2, 16|            of destruction?" ~"Yes, Captain, perhaps. But, whatever
534  2, 16|            breathe on board?" ~The Captain looked in my face. "After
535  2, 16|            without air. Meanwhile, Captain Nemo reflected silently,
536  2, 16|          then stood at 7° outside. Captain Nemo took me to the galleys,
537  2, 16|            succeed," I said to the Captain, after having anxiously
538  2, 16|            supplied him with life. Captain Nemo set the example, and
539  2, 16|         sixth of our imprisonment, Captain Nemo, finding the pickaxes
540  2, 16|       through the water. Where was Captain Nemo? Had he succumbed?
541  2, 17|        question, and I feared that Captain Nemo would rather take us
542  2, 17|        only thought of the future. Captain Nemo did not appear again
543  2, 17|       followed the American coast. Captain Nemo did not show himself.
544  2, 17|          Frio standing out to sea. Captain Nemo, to Ned Land's great
545  2, 17|            charts evidently due to Captain Nemo's hand, and made after
546  2, 18|            of the boat without the Captain's knowledge. But in the
547  2, 18|        could hope nothing from the Captain of the Nautilus, but only
548  2, 18|          least. One of my friends, Captain Paul Bos of Havre, has often
549  2, 18|            swimming in the waters. Captain Bouguer went near to the
550  2, 18|         not move. A minute passed. Captain Nemo, followed by his lieutenant,
551  2, 18|        lighted. I went towards the Captain. ~"A curious collection
552  2, 18|             I said, and, following Captain Nemo, we went towards the
553  2, 18|          With one blow of the axe, Captain Nemo cut this formidable
554  2, 18|           the seaman placed before Captain Nemo, and lifted him up
555  2, 18|           with irresistible power. Captain Nemo uttered a cry, and
556  2, 18|        powerful pressure? However, Captain Nemo had rushed to the poulp,
557  2, 18|        like a feather. But just as Captain Nemo and his lieutenant
558  2, 18|         rushed to his succour. But Captain Nemo was before me; his
559  2, 18|            this revenge!" said the Captain to the Canadian. ~Ned bowed
560  2, 18|       disappeared under the waves. Captain Nemo, covered with blood,
561  2, 19|            Deep. ~I have said that Captain Nemo wept while watching
562  2, 19|           the body and soul of the Captain, recoiling like him from
563  2, 19|       unceasingly before my mind! ~Captain Nemo entered his room, and
564  2, 19|               We must speak to the Captain," said he; "you said nothing
565  2, 19|            had any news from land; Captain Nemo's isolation, his altered
566  2, 19|         Ned, do you wish me to ask Captain Nemo his intentions concerning
567  2, 19|            thence I meant to go to Captain Nemo's. It would not do
568  2, 19|        door opened, I went in. The Captain was there. Bending over
569  2, 19|          want?" ~"To speak to you, Captain." ~"But I am busy, sir;
570  2, 19|            be revealed some day. ~"Captain," I said, "I can but approve
571  2, 19|              At liberty?" said the Captain, rising. ~"Yes, sir; that
572  2, 19|         and try " ~I was silenced; Captain Nemo rose. ~"Whatever Ned
573  2, 19|          to the depths of the sea, Captain Nemo, by an unaccountable
574  2, 19|           the south-west at first. Captain Nemo, during the squalls,
575  2, 19|        brightness of it; while the captain, looking at it, seemed to
576  2, 19|            would have thought that Captain Nemo was courting a death
577  2, 19|          interior of the Nautilus. Captain Nemo came down about twelve.
578  2, 20|          had isolated himself like Captain Nemo. Conseil and I, however,
579  2, 20|           motive of destroying it. Captain Anderson, the officers,
580  2, 20|           miles from Ireland. ~Was Captain Nemo going to land on the
581  2, 20|            me. How could I answer? Captain Nemo reminded invisible.
582  2, 20|       trouble in finding. At noon, Captain Nemo himself came to work
583  2, 20|            chance would betray the captain's secrets. ~The next day,
584  2, 20|      particular spot in the ocean. Captain Nemo took the sun's altitude
585  2, 20|           sun passed the meridian, Captain Nemo took his sextant, and
586  2, 20|        altitude was taken, and the Captain pronounced these words: "
587  2, 20|            in a slow voice I heard Captain Nemo say: ~"At one time
588  2, 20|             A good name!" muttered Captain Nemo, crossing his arms. ~
589  2, 21|          My eyes did not leave the Captain, who, with his hand stretched
590  2, 21|         misanthropy which had shut Captain Nemo and his companions
591  2, 21|         was heard. I looked at the Captain. He did not move. ~"Captain?"
592  2, 21|        Captain. He did not move. ~"Captain?" said I. ~He did not answer.
593  2, 21|           She advanced rapidly. If Captain Nemo allowed her to approach,
594  2, 21|        indeed! if, as we supposed, Captain Nemo employed the Nautilus
595  2, 21|            mysterious existence of Captain Nemo had been unveiled;
596  2, 21|          of the serious cannonade, Captain Nemo did not appear on the
597  2, 21|               Fool!" exclaimed the Captain, "do you wish to be pierced
598  2, 21|           hurled at this vessel?" ~Captain Nemo was terrible to hear;
599  2, 21|          fore part of the platform Captain Nemo unfurled a black flag,
600  2, 21|           and, rebounding near the Captain, was lost in the sea. He
601  2, 21|         the sailors surrounded the Captain, looking with implacable
602  2, 21|          Nautilus, and I heard the Captain exclaim: ~"Strike, mad vessel!
603  2, 21|             I reached my room. The Captain and his second had remained
604  2, 21|         the pursuit continued, and Captain Nemo contented himself with
605  2, 21|            on to the platform. The Captain was still walking up and
606  2, 21|          had scarcely spoken, when Captain Nemo imposed silence, saying: ~"
607  2, 21|          preparing for attack; but Captain Nemo contented himself with
608  2, 21|            I mounted the platform. Captain Nemo had not left it. He
609  2, 21|            in the morning, without Captain Nemo noticing me. The ship
610  2, 21|    accompanied by several sailors. Captain Nemo either did not or would
611  2, 21|           my room into the saloon. Captain Nemo was there, mute, gloomy,
612  2, 21|          strong eddy. ~I turned to Captain Nemo. That terrible avenger,
613  2, 21|           and two little children. Captain Nemo looked at them for
614  2, 22|     CHAPTER XXII~THE LAST WORDS OF CAPTAIN NEMO~The panels had closed
615  2, 22|          insurmountable horror for Captain Nemo. Whatever he had suffered
616  2, 22|        which ended this voyage. Of Captain Nemo I saw nothing whatever
617  2, 22|      fearing and yet hoping to see Captain Nemo, wishing and yet not
618  2, 22|          would have betrayed me to Captain Nemo's eyes. What was he
619  2, 22|           his room. I heard steps. Captain Nemo was there. He had not
620  2, 22|         not be better to go to the Captain's room, see him face to
621  2, 22|            scenes in a drama. Then Captain Nemo seemed to grow enormously,
622  2, 22|           breathing; plunged, like Captain Nemo, in that musical ecstasy,
623  2, 22|       sudden thought terrified me. Captain Nemo had left his room.
624  2, 22|         must not hesitate, even if Captain Nemo himself should rise
625  2, 22|         the organ sounded faintly. Captain Nemo was there. He did not
626  2, 22|          open it, when a sigh from Captain Nemo nailed me to the spot.
627  2, 22| involuntarily, had been run by the Captain. ~It was describing a spiral,
628  2, 23|    pressure of the maelstrom? Does Captain Nemo still live? And does
629  2, 23|            its nationality that of Captain Nemo? ~I hope so. And I
630  2, 23|         been lost! If it be so--if Captain Nemo still inhabits the
631  2, 23|           right to give an answer ~Captain Nemo and myself~ ~