Part, Chapter

 1  1, 2 |      at the base. ~"Very well! suppose this weapon to be six times
 2  1, 8 |        harpooner, "what do you suppose they eat here? Tortoise
 3  1, 9 |      the rules on board, and I suppose our appetites are in advance
 4  1, 10|    Speak, sir," I answered. "I suppose this condition is one which
 5  1, 20|     the plainness desirable. ~"Suppose we do not return to the
 6  1, 20|      evening?" said Conseil. ~"Suppose we never return?" added
 7  1, 21|    entering." ~"Then, sir, you suppose that they will board us?" ~"
 8  1, 21|      his last thoughts, do you suppose?" ~So speaking, Captain
 9  2, 1 |   causes such an effect? for I suppose the water is not really
10  2, 3 | fisherman, a poor devil who, I suppose, had come to glean before
11  2, 4 |      to Europe." ~"What do you suppose, then?" ~"I suppose that,
12  2, 4 |        you suppose, then?" ~"I suppose that, after visiting the
13  2, 6 |      cannot say; or, rather, I suppose it will end when these seas
14  2, 6 |         continued Ned, "let us suppose an impossibility: if Captain
15  2, 13|        to the contrary, we may suppose either a continent or an