Part, Chapter

 1  1, 4 |    how many square inches you carry on the surface of your body?" ~"
 2  1, 12|      no sails for the wind to carry away; no boilers to burst;
 3  1, 14|    Nemo; but the air that you carry with you must soon be used;
 4  1, 14|     regard to the gun I am to carry." ~"But it is not a gun
 5  1, 19| Nautilus is not lost; it will carry you yet into the midst of
 6  1, 20|   exclaimed. ~The Malays, who carry on a great trade in these
 7  1, 20|       these living birds, and carry it in your hand." ~"If master
 8  1, 22|     the fancy of Captain Nemo carry us next? Would he return
 9  2, 3 |       would not be prudent to carry the electric light in these
10  2, 3 |       dived again. He did not carry away more than ten at each
11  2, 8 |   Loire, and the Rhine, which carry water from the most civilised,
12  2, 8 |     miles with a fair wind to carry us is no great thing. Who
13  2, 11|    them?" ~"Would you like to carry away more than the remembrance?"
14  2, 16|      The injections could not carry it to a higher point. But,
15  2, 19|    knows where the winds will carry this case, and in whose
16  2, 23|        Will the waves one day carry to him this manuscript containing