Part, Chapter

 1  1, 10|            nothing obliged me to show you hospitality. If I chose
 2  1, 16| glistening with delight, and, to show his satisfaction, he shook
 3  1, 17|   replied the Captain, "we shall show you better than that I hope.
 4  1, 22|        independently? Time would show. ~After having skirted the
 5  2, 4 |       the Nautilus to venture to show itself. So it remained prudently
 6  2, 5 |       which, by floating, was to show the course the dugong took
 7  2, 10|        sheltered from all gales. Show me, if you can, on the coasts
 8  2, 12|     which could rouse him to any show of spirit; but that day
 9  2, 12|      said Captain Nemo. "We will show you something you have never
10  2, 12|   arrived. They did not at first show any fear at the sight of
11  2, 14|    bearings." ~"But will the sun show himself through this fog?"
12  2, 14|        northern horizon, it will show that I am at the South Pole." ~"
13  2, 17|      coast. Captain Nemo did not show himself. Until the 3rd of
14  2, 20|          shores, was he going to show me the coast of France? ~
15  2, 21|         you by! Look! and I will show you mine!" ~And on the fore